Worrowing Jervis Bay is a historic estate where the coast meets country and is widely regarded as one of the south coast's finest escapes.

Experience luxury accommodation, weddings, events, art, yoga and wellness in a tranquil estate in the heart of Jervis Bay.

Relax in comfort, reconnect with nature, unwind and celebrate at our natural escape.

JERVIS BAY’S FINEST COASTAL RETREAT - IMMERSED IN NATURE

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Nestled in the hinterland between mountains, pristine coastline and the national parks of Jervis Bay you’ll discover Worrowing, a historic 250-acre estate. Relax in our superbly designed luxury accommodation range of Houses, Cottages, Wilderness Huts and Lake Huts - suitable for couples, families and groups. Or stay at our beach properties nearby in Vincentia and Huskisson.

Worrowing features on-site event venues perfect for your wedding, private or corporate event. Our wellness space holds weekly yoga classes for guests and the community to enjoy. We have a dedicated art gallery with exhibitions, a retail space, pop up cafe and food events, and a programme of creative, wellness and lifestyle workshops. There is so much to experience and enjoy at Worrowing.

Just 2.5 hours from Sydney, and 2 hours from Canberra on the NSW South Coast, we are minutes from Jervis Bay’s white sandy beaches and surrounded by nature.

250 ACRES OF HISTORY, NATURE & BEAUTY

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About worrowing

CHOOSE YOUR EXPERIENCE

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Stay

Explore Our Stays

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Weddings

Begin Your Journey

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Events

Gather & Connect

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Wellness

Book Your Yoga Class

WHERE NATURE meets ELEGANCE in JERVIS BAY’S TIMELESS ESCAPE

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“We spent the nights under the stars around the fireplace and in our outdoor bathtub listening to the peaceful sounds of the Australian Bush.

Loved watching all the animals including Kangaroos, Kookaburras and native birds.

Would highly recommend this beautiful Estate if you are looking for a special stay in the Jervis Bay area.”

- STEFAN CARDAMONE

AS FEATURED IN

GRAZIA

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HOME BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE

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TIME OUT

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HER CANBERRA

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GOURMET TRAVELLER

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BROADSHEET SYDNEY

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SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

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HELLO MAY

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TOGETHER JOURNAL

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GRAZIA — HOME BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE — TIME OUT — HER CANBERRA — GOURMET TRAVELLER — BROADSHEET SYDNEY — SYDNEY MORNING HERALD — HELLO MAY — TOGETHER JOURNAL —

We’d love to hear from you!

For all enquiries, please use the contact form below or reach us directly:

Email: info@worrowing.com.au
Phone: 0484 001 501
Address: 81 The Wool Road, Worrowing Heights, NSW 2540

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Worrowing acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live, the indigenous People of the Dhurga language groups - the Wandi Wandean, Jerringa and Wreck Bay peoples of the Yuin Nation who have cared for these lands and waters for thousands of years. We pay our respects to all the elders past and present and support their continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practice