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Huskisson, NSW, Australia
5 Apr — 6 Apr2
Huskisson, NSW, Australia
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Cheapest month:February
Most expensive month:September
Average price in Huskisson:₹ 10,447/night
Cheapest price found:₹ 6,753/night
Cheapest day:Wednesday
Most expensive day:Saturday
₹ 8,211 - ₹ 14,440
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.
₹ 8,714 - ₹ 17,295
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.

Cheapest hotels in Huskisson, Australia

Discover affordable stays in Huskisson that provide a quality experience without breaking the bank. Hotels in Huskisson can be found for as low as ₹ 7,921 per night. There is currently one property in Huskisson that can be booked for this price. Huskisson Bayside Resort is one of the hotels that can be booked for the lowest price in Huskisson. Price data was last updated on 29 March 2024
Currently, these are the lowest-priced hotels in Huskisson we've come across for the dates selected. As prices can vary by date, change the dates if you're flexible to compare rates.
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28 Bowen Street, Huskisson, NSW, Australia
0.4 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
₹ 7,921
Avg. per night
41 Owen Street, Huskisson, NSW, Australia
0.2 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
₹ 9,671
Avg. per night
21 Beach Street, Huskisson, NSW, Australia
1.1 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
₹ 9,922
Avg. per night

Where to stay in Huskisson

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About Huskisson

With its rich maritime history, Huskisson is a laid-back town on the shores of Jervis Bay Marine Park. It's part of the spectacular South Coast strip in New South Wales, which serves as a haven for dolphins, whales, penguins and seals. In the town centre you'll find a lively street scene, with plenty of cafes, seafood restaurants, dive shops and surf stores.

Things to do in Huskisson

The South Coast is a world-class whale-watching destination, especially during annual migration season from May to November. In addition to humpbacks and southern right whales, you can also spot playful dolphins, fur seals and penguins frolicking in the marine park.

If you want to make a splash, the local dive shops offer scuba diving and snorkelling trips to Jervis Bay Marine Park. You can also rent kayaks and paddleboards and explore the park at your own pace or sign up for a scenic boat cruise.

There's no better place to soak up Huskisson’s rich shipbuilding heritage than at the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum. It's packed with seafaring artefacts, including the magnificent Lady Denman timber ferry that cruised Sydney Harbour from 1911 to 1979.

According to the “Guinness Book of Records”, the beaches around Jervis Bay boast some of the world’s whitest sands. Hyams Beach sparkles with beauty, as its powder white sand and iridescent water views create a postcard-perfect backdrop. Merimbula Beach is another beautiful area to explore, famous for its multicoloured rock formations and excellent surf break.

Getting around Huskisson

Huskisson is a pint-sized town easy to navigate on foot. If you want to beach hop through Jervis Bay Marine Park or explore the greater Shoalhaven region, it's best to hire a car. From Sydney or Canberra, the drive to Huskisson takes just under three hours.

Facts about staying in Huskisson

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  • What is the best place in Huskisson for bars and restaurants?

    Huskisson is a charming town on the New South Wales coast, on Jervis Bay. One of its most popular restaurants, which has won several awards, is Wildginger Restaurant. It specialises in South East Asian-fusion cuisine. Then there’s Husky Wood Fired Pizza, which isn’t just any old pizza place. There’s a reason this is one of the most popular eating spots in town. Another great restaurant to try is Stonegrill, where you’ll get a hot cooking stone to cook your own chicken, fish or meat. There’s also the Sandbar Restaurant and Bar, or you can head to the local favourite, Husky Sports, a combination of a sports bar and Chinese restaurant. Salty Joe’s is another popular bar, where you can also get meals. You’ll easily be able to find Huskisson hotels nearby, like Dolphin Shores.

  • What is the best place for a family holiday in Huskisson?

    Thanks to Jervis Bay, there are a lot of things to do in Huskisson if you’re there as a family with children. High on the list for kids are the beaches. Hyams Beach has some of the whitest sand you’re likely to see, and you can take a break from the sun at the cafe there. Moona Moona Creek is a really safe place for the whole family to enjoy some water sports together. There are kayaks and canoes for hire and a number of platforms and floating devices that you can use too. Stand-up paddling is available, and you can hire kites to fly or have a family barbecue or picnic. You can hire a bike, trike, tandem bike or scooter and explore the cycle paths along the Jervis Bay shoreline too, if you prefer, or head to Bay and Basin Leisure Centre with its waterslides. Looking at the nearby hotels in Huskisson, you’ll be virtually next door if you stay at the Bay and Basin.

  • What are the best things to do and see in Huskisson?

    Most of the best things to see in Huskisson involve some kind of outdoor activity or natural attraction, as the town relies on Jervis Bay for most of them. You can visit the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum to explore the history of the town, one of the first to be discovered due to its proximity to Sydney, which is just up the coast. There’s also the Jervis Bay Pavilion, with its views over the bay. Huskisson Beach, alongside White Sands Park, is the most popular in the area. Another popular cove is Moona Moona Beach, which borders the Huskisson Beach Tourist Park. To browse through local produce and arts and crafts, The Collective Beat Huskisson is a town co-op offering hand-made goods. For accommodation in Huskisson close by, try the Huskisson Beach Resort.

  • What are the best places to stay for whale watching?

    Huskisson is most well known for its whale-watching opportunities, and the coast around Jervis Bay has plenty of them. It doesn’t stop there, either; dolphins are also prolific off the coast. An effective way to see them is to take one of the many cruises from the Huskisson harbour. You can go on a large cruiser with other tourists or hire your own small boat and guide for a quieter, more intimate encounter with the animals. If you’re the intrepid sort, you can also hire a sea kayak and paddle yourself out with a guide. It’s also easy to find Huskisson accommodation here; the Jervis Bay Motel will make a good choice.

  • What are the best hotels in Huskisson?

    Jervis Bay Motel is a very popular hotel in Huskisson, with a score of 8.2 from 2,038 reviews. Huskisson Beach Motel (7.6 from 1,559 reviews) and Bay and Basin (7.6 from 421 reviews) are also highly rated Huskisson hotels based on recent feedback from HotelsCombined users.

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