Myola, New South Wales: Accommodation and things to do

The best things to do in Myola, New South Wales, are kayaking or paddleboarding on Currambene Creek or swimming at Callala Beach. For accommodation, try Tasman Holiday Parks – Myola.

Myola, New South Wales, is a small village on Jervis Bay. As the crow flies, Myola is very close to Huskisson, the activity hub of Jervis Bay. However, Currambene Creek gets in the way, and the Huskisson to Myola drive is 34m long, taking around half an hour. You’re better off taking the short Husky Ferry journey instead.

Callala Beach in Myola from Huskisson Wharf at the other side of Currambene Creek. Photo by David Whitley/ Australia Travel Questions.

You can easily see the southern end of Myola from Huskisson Wharf. The narrow finger of sand pointing into the mouth of Currambene Creek is the end of Callala Beach. This is the longest beach in Jervis Bay and it runs along Myola’s eastern shore.

Myola accommodation

There are a few small accommodation options in Myola, New South Wales. It’s a decent place to stay if you like an ultra-quiet version of Jervis Bay.

The main Myola accommodation option, however, is Tasman Holiday Parks – Myola. Formerly called the Myola Tourist Park, this Jervis Bay caravan park offers camping, powered sites and cabins. There is also a children’s playground, but the main point of difference is the kangaroos. Roos are regularly spotted grazing within this Myola caravan park’s grounds.

Things to do in Myola, New South Wales

The list of things to do in Myola is pretty small – the beach is clearly the focus here. But more active visitors might want to drop into JB’s Myola. This Jervis Bay kayak hire company also rents out boats, stand-up paddleboards and bikes.

The calm waters of Currambene Creek are perfect for kayaking or paddleboarding and two hours’ hire from JB’s Myola costs $35.

Alternative bases for a holiday in Jervis Bay include Vincentia, home to Greenfield Beach and Blenheim Beach, and the Jervis Bay Territory. The latter is where you’ll find Murrays Beach, Cave Beach,

and Iluka Beach.

6 Jervis Bay experiences worth booking now

See the dolphins and lounge above the water on a dolphin cruise with boom netting.
Explore the beaches, spotting wildlife on the way, with a sea kayaking tour.
Watch sunset on the beach, then explore the heavens with an astrophysicist on an evening stargazing experience.
Admire the migrating humpbacks on a whale-watching cruise.
Try cycling on the sand on a Culburra Beach fat-biking tour.
Discover the lesser-visited hideaways on a hidden secrets cruise.

Where to stay in Huskisson

The best Huskisson accommodation options are:

For a holiday park kids will love: Jervis Bay Holiday Park.
To be right in the centre of the action: Huskisson Hotel.
For a well-reviewed motel: Jervis Bay Motel.

This article came as a result of a Melbourne to Sydney coastal road trip in March/ April 2022. This trip was supported by Tourism Australia.