In Hyams Beach, more than half of the 494 properties happen to be house rentals, and they represent 56.79% of Hyams Beach's listed properties. Additionally, house rentals here have an average cost of $394 a night as well as a median size of 182 m². Furthermore, if you're travelling in a group of 8, house rentals are most likely the ideal accommodation type in Hyams Beach, since they usually accommodate 8 holidaymakers. If you're interested in another holiday property type, you may want to have a look at bed & breakfast rentals, which are the second most typical accommodation type in Hyams Beach. Bed & Breakfast rentals in Hyams Beach are 41 m² on average, with an average price of $241 a night.
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The weather Hyams Beach
Check out the weather forecast . January is the warmest month of the year with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 27°. July is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 6°. Bring your umbrella in March, the rainiest month of the year!
Holiday Cottages at Hyams Beach, Australia’s Whitest Sands
Over 2.5 km long, world-famous Hyams Beach is lined with sparkling new holiday apartments right on the beach. It's the perfect getaway destination, with white sands, blue sea, and summer sun. Take a step outside your charming beachside holiday apartment and be dazzled by Jervis Bay, whose calm waters lap against Hyams Beach. With delectable restaurants and plenty of outdoor activities, Hyams Beach will undoubtedly be one of your top vacation destinations in the world.
The Shoalhaven Zoo
About 30km north of Hyam's Beach lies the small but charming Shoalhaven Zoo. For children and adults alike, it's a wonderful place to spend a day and be delighted by cute and exotic Australian marsupial species – kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, and echidnas, to name a few. Set on the banks of the Shoalhaven River amid rock formations and bushlands, the zoo is a sure-shot family delight.
Marsupials aside, the zoo is also home to lions, foxes, crocodiles, camels, and tortoises, as well as a colourful flock of birds including dazzling peacocks and macaws. Animal and bird shows, reptile handling, koala hugging, and a host of similar activities will keep the little ones busy. At the far end of the zoo lies the Trees Adventure Park, where can rope climb through the treetops and fly through the air on numerous flying-fox zip lines.
Snorkel at Honeymoon Bay
Not far away from Hyam's Beach lies mesmerising Honeymoon Bay in Booderee National Park. Unknown to most, the bay's snorkelling opportunities are unforgettable. Explore the emerald-green waters and inspect the local marine life in peace – most daytime trippers from nearby Sydney flock to the beaches, leaving the hidden jewels at Honeymoon Bay to intrepid travellers.
You can also go out on a boat or take a cruise by the towering sandstone cliffs that jut out on either end of Jervis Bay. Be amazed, feel small, and listen to your guide explain the geology of these spectacular formations, some of which exceed 100 metres in height.
With plenty of holiday accommodation options, Hyams Beach offers something for everyone. Indulge in the clear waters of the beach by doing some paddle boarding, snorkelling, or just lazy sunbathing. There are a few charming restaurants and cafés for that end-of-day fine dining experience as well. Finally, at night, don't forget to step out on Hyams Beach once again and go for a romantic, barefoot walk in the silky sands with your loved one for some unforgettable memories.
The SeeChange Arts Festival
Held once every two years, the SeeChange Arts Festival at Jervis Bay brings alive an abundance of artistic and cultural life for seventeen days of winter. Promoting and encouraging local artists, the festival is packed with music, circus performances, cabarets, stand-up comedies, and mind-boggling artistic displays arranged seamlessly in the wonderful natural settings of the unspoilt Jervis Bay region.
The festival is also a gourmet's delight, as you get to sample fresh seafood along with a host of different cuisines. With so many events planned every day, there is something educational and entertaining for any age group. You also get to mingle with the warm local community and experience the charms of their bucolic life by the seaside.
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