Worrowing Jervis Bay

Experience the magic of Worrowing - a historic 250-acre private coastal estate, surrounded by nature and just minutes from the white sands and turquoise waters of Jervis Bay.

Once a working cattle farm in the 1970s, Worrowing has been lovingly transformed into a natural paradise with 12 boutique accommodations (sleeping up to 41 guests) and wedding facilities for up to 160 guests. Located only 2.5 hours from Sydney and 2 hours from Canberra, it is the perfect destination for an unforgettable celebration.

A wedding at Worrowing offers complete freedom to plan and style your day in a breathtaking coastal hinterland setting. From romantic European-inspired gardens to sweeping open hills and distant mountain views, our estate provides endless variety and spectacular photographic opportunities.

Your celebration includes hire of our elegant venue The Hereford, and onsite accommodation for a three-day, two-night experience. This allows you to experience a true destination celebration - complete with an optional welcome dinner, your dream wedding day, and a relaxed recovery brunch. Our beautiful light filled space Melaleuca is an optional add-on venue available for hire for wet-weather ceremonies, welcome dinners and onsite yoga.

Venue hire includes dining tables, chairs, cutlery, crockery, commercial kitchen, cool room, festoon lighting, fairy lighting, ceremony chairs, signing table, wine barrels, bar stools, lounge sets, grazing table, lawn games and more.

Worrowing Jervis Bay is an independently owned accommodation business on the South Coast of NSW, just 2.5 hours drive south of Sydney. The Georgian style homestead was modeled on Old Erowal House built in 1840 and Worrowing is now one of the few existing rural properties in the Jervis Bay area.

Owners Adrian and Jenny Robertson designed and built the 12 cottages, wilderness huts and boatsheds situated on the property, with the aim of instilling the natural beauty of the property’s surrounds.

The estate has catered for many Jervis Bay events including art exhibitions and Natural Trust days. Over the years Worrowing has been worked as a poll Hereford stud and today maintains its rural atmosphere with cattle, horses, and the encouragement of the abundant native wildlife of Jervis Bay.