Things to do in Jervis Bay

The weather in Australia is truly unpredictable. The time we chose in advance turned into a beautiful but freezing day of continuous rain. Fortunately, we had our guide, Pan, with us. His witty remarks throughout the trip helped us quickly understand the Australian culture and customs, as well as the questions we had. I would rate this trip as follows: 5 points for the weather, 8 points for the attractions, and 10 points for the guide. I look forward to coming back with better weather next time!

You need a camera with a lens of at least 200 to capture it clearly. The maximum lens I have is only 80, but it is still worth it. Australia has strong winds and waves, so remember to wear waterproof clothing and sun protection.

Jervis Bay at the end of South Wales. The scenery is so beautiful that it is beyond description. It was cloudy and drizzling that day, so the photos are a bit dark, but it still can't block the beautiful scenery. Fine yellow sand, blue sea, white clouds, seagulls flying, and a whale watching group ready to set off. Highly recommended.

The theater isn't very large, so the view from the second floor was excellent, and the actors' performances were very lifelike, with very interesting dialogue. Plus, the theater has a beautiful terrace with floor-to-ceiling windows; I took some lovely photos there in the afternoon!