Where is the pickup point?

Pickup is at Bomaderry Train Station; provide your train number and arrival time when booking so the driver can meet you.

How long is the transfer?

Typical travel time is around 1 hour from Bomaderry to central Jervis Bay destinations, although exact time depends on your drop-off location.

Can you accommodate child car seats?

Yes—child car seats are available for an additional fee but must be requested when you book.

What is the maximum group size?

Standard capacity is up to 9 passengers; up to 11 can be arranged if organized prior to booking.

How do I change or cancel a booking?

Check your booking confirmation for the provider’s cancellation policy and contact the operator as soon as possible to modify details.

Can drivers make short stops en route?

Yes—drivers can usually accommodate a quick photo stop or viewpoint request if time permits; mention this when booking.

Private Transfer from Bomaderry to Jervis Bay — Seamless Arrival into Jervis Bay

Start your Jervis Bay visit the moment your train pulls into Bomaderry. This one-hour private transfer from Bomaderry Train Station to Jervis Bay removes the guesswork between rail and coast, carrying you across the Shoalhaven to some of Australia’s clearest water and whitest sand. Drivers time pickups to your scheduled arrival so there’s no waiting for buses or hailing taxis; the service handles luggage, child car seats on request, and groups up to nine passengers (eleven if arranged ahead), making it a practical choice for families, couples, and small groups.

Jervis Bay’s coastline is defined by broad, pale beaches, low sandstone platforms and a shallow, turquoise bay that traps sunlight and produces remarkable clarity. Hyams Beach and the beaches around Booderee National Park draw swimmers, paddleboarders, and snorkelers to sheltered coves where weedy seagrass beds and rocky outcrops attract fish and visiting dolphins. The region’s geology—Late Permian to Triassic sandstone and coastal sand dunes—creates the wide, soft sand that lets children run and beachcombers collect smooth shells. Cultural stewardship is part of the landscape: nearby Booderee National Park is jointly managed with the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, and local signage highlights Indigenous connections to sea country.

What makes this transfer stand out is its simplicity and timing. Rather than extending travel stress into your first day, you step off the train and slide into a private vehicle where drivers focus on a comfortable, reliable ride straight to your accommodation—holiday house, boutique lodge, or beachside apartment. That seamless first impression can change how you experience the whole stay: more time on the sand, less time navigating unfamiliar roads.

Practicalities are straightforward: trips typically take about an hour depending on your exact Jervis Bay destination; book with your train arrival time and confirm any child-seat needs. The service is especially valuable in peak summer when taxis are scarce and parking near popular beaches fills early. For photographers and nature lovers, allow extra time for a short stop at a rock platform or lookout; the light over the bay at sunrise and late afternoon is remarkable.

This transfer is not an activity in itself so much as a small logistical investment that amplifies your time outdoors. For anyone arriving by train and aiming for restorative beach days, close encounters with marine life, and accessible national-park hikes, a pre-arranged private transfer from Bomaderry is a smart, low-stress way to begin. Drivers often know local drop-off points—request a quick photo stop by a coastal lookout, or ask for recommendations for tide times and ranger-guided walks. Reserve your pickup during holidays to guarantee availability, and keep confirmation details handy so the driver can meet you without delay. and start your beach day sooner, feeling well-rested.