Скачать или смотреть 🌊 Exploring the HIDDEN Caves of Wreck Bay | Jervis Bay Territory & Booderee National Park

We journeyed to the rugged southern end of the Jervis Bay Territory to explore the fascinating coastline of Wreck Bay. This area is named after the notorious history of shipwrecks, but it's most famous for its stunning geology and deep cultural heritage.

Join us as we explore the incredible Cave Beach and its dramatic rock shelters formed by the powerful Tasman Sea. This is where the world-renowned white sands of Jervis Bay meet the wild Australian bush!

Crucially, the area is home to the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, the traditional custodians of the land, who co-manage the beautiful Booderee National Park. We touch upon the rich history and importance of these caves and coastline to the Traditional Owners.

If you are looking for a unique spot for surfing, a beautiful coastal walk, or just want to learn the history of Wreck Bay Village and the Jervis Bay Territory, this video is your guide!

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Location: Booderee National Park, Jervis Bay Territory

Access Note: Wreck Bay Village is private land belonging to the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and is not open to the public. We are focusing on the surrounding Cave Beach area.

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