Holidaymakers hoping to find house rentals in Sussex Inlet will have plenty of alternatives, since they are the most frequent accommodation type there. In addition, the median nightly price of house rentals there is $260, and the average size is 84 m². Furthermore, this category of lodging tends to be great for large groups, as most of the house rentals can host groups of 7. Holidaymakers looking for another type of accommodation can also compare many resorts, which are the other most popular accommodation option in Sussex Inlet. The average size of resorts in Sussex Inlet is 84 m², and the average price is $194 per night.
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The weather Sussex Inlet
Above are the weather conditions for Sussex Inlet. January is the warmest month with average maximum temperatures of 27°. Conversely, July is the coolest month , with temperatures going under 6°. According to the weather forecast, March will be the rainiest month in the next 6 months .
Sussex Inlet
Sussex Inlet is a 3 hour drive south of Sydney in the bucolic region of Shoalhaven. Holidaymakers flock to the world famous Hyam's beach nearby, but if you travel a bit to the south, you will land in the incredibly peaceful hamlet of Sussex Inlet. It is famous for its large lagoon, the St.George's Basin, and has plenty of holiday apartment options right on the lagoon
Dine by the waters
As evening falls, walk up an appetite by strolling along the waters and watch a fiery sunset on the lagoon. If you are lucky, you might even spot the much adored local wallabies that trample along the town fearlessly. Then, stroll into the small but dainty town centre and feast on oysters, or dine on the fresh catch of the day. Wash it down with some wine and then walk a bit more. At the end of the day, return to the confines of your charming holiday apartment, relax in the Jacuzzi on the balcony and admire the night skies of this incredibly peaceful hamlet.
Watching dolphins at Jervis Bay
Nearby Jervis Bay offers cruises to watch bottle-nosed dolphins. It is a brilliant way to spend the morning, or evening, sailing by sparkling white sand beaches, spotting dolphins and even humpback whales (during the whale migrating season from June to October). There is also an abundance of well preserved fossils, 250 million years old, in Berrara Cove a few kilometres south of Sussex Inlet. These will surely keep the kids excited!
Explore the sparkling waters
Nestled between sea and lagoon, there is a lot of water based activities to keep you busy – if you can get over the relaxing peacefulness of your holiday here. Nonetheless, you can go out for kayaking, fishing, boating and paddle boarding. If you are eager to surf, then sign up at the Sussex Inlet Surf School.
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