Conjola National Park

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Stretching along the sapphire coast south of Jervis Bay, Conjola National Park is a wild and beautiful mosaic of eucalypt forests, shimmering lakes and empty beaches. This is a place where you can hear the whipbird call across a glassy lagoon and then paddle a kayak through a narrow channel to a surf beach that feels entirely your own. It’s less crowded than its famous neighbour, Booderee, but just as rich in birdlife and coastal scenery – perfect for travellers who want to trade crowds for solitude.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Conjola National Park is compact but rewards a leisurely pace. A half-day is enough for a paddle on Conjola Lake and a walk to Cunjurong Point. To fully appreciate the park’s quiet beauty – and to catch sunrise over the lake – plan a full day. If you’re camping, a two-night stay lets you explore both lakes, walk the coastal tracks and enjoy a long, lazy afternoon on an empty beach.

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