Currarong & Abrahams Bosom
Currarong
A fishing village on the outer edge of the Beecroft Peninsula, with the curious “Drum and Sticks” rock, rock pools, a shipwreck and clifftop trails.
Currarong is a quiet seaside village on the northern side of the Beecroft Peninsula, with calm beaches suited to families. Nearby, the Abraham's Bosom Reserve has clifftop walks where you can see the wreck of the Merimbula, which ran aground in 1928, and rocks sculpted by the waves into the shape of a drum and sticks. At low tide, the rock pools hold starfish and sea anemones. It is about a 30-minute drive from Huskisson.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Honeymoon Bay
- Point Perpendicular Lighthouse
- Jervis Bay Marine Park
- Callala Beach
- Murrays Beach
- White Sands Walk & Scribbly Gum Track
- Cape St George Lighthouse
- Huskisson