Discover Erowal Bay on St Georges Basin

On St Georges Basin

Located on St Georges Basin, Erowal Bay has a clear connection to the waterside landscape. At the same time, it makes a suitable base for day trips. When choosing holiday accommodation, you can consider whether the scenery and fishing at the basin or outings in the surrounding area should be the focus of your stay. This helps you plan your days around the things that matter to you.

The wider St Georges Basin area features numerous shallow sandy beaches, coves, inlets, headlands and creeks. These features create a varied picture of the shoreline: shallow sandy beaches sit alongside coves, projecting stretches of land and smaller waterways. If you are considering the surroundings as part of your travel plans, these features offer specific indications of what makes the nearby basin distinctive in terms of scenery.

Fishing at the basin

Estuary sport fishing is possible on St Georges Basin year-round, from the shore or by boat or kayak; the waters are calm and relatively sheltered. This gives you several fishing options to consider when planning: from the shore or on the water. Artificial reefs established by the relevant department offer additional fishing opportunities for local and visiting anglers. Fishing therefore encompasses both the options at the basin and the additional aspect of the artificial reefs. Information about the reefs and fishing may be updated. Before making specific plans, check the latest information from the relevant fisheries authorities.

Day trips and local orientation

Erowal Bay is ideally located for day trips to Booderee National Park and the White Sands Coast of Jervis Bay. You can include both destinations as separate day trips in your travel plans and weigh them against time spent at St Georges Basin. This makes it possible to choose a focus for your stay without combining the scenery and day-trip destinations into a single travel theme. The nearby coastal town of Huskisson provides another reference point in the area around Erowal Bay.

Playground and dinner

For families who also want to consider a playground when choosing a location, Lions Park Playground is a specific option in Erowal Bay. A council description dated 20 January 2021 mentions climbing structures and a slide; the layout may have changed since then. You can take these two features into account if a possible playground visit is important to your trip. Check the current layout before visiting.

Pizza Passion in Erowal Bay serves wood-fired pizza on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. As its schedule may change, check before visiting whether this offer is available on your chosen date. This gives you a specific dining option for those evenings that you can fit into your weekly plans.

Discover more destinations: Cobbitty, Seaforth, Copeland, Georges Plains, Mumbil, Moorebank, Lake Munmorah, Exeter.

For the broader travel overview: New South Wales.