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Myola Boatramp

Myola Boat Ramp sits on Currambene Creek, offering a convenient launch point for boaters exploring the waterways between Myola and Huskisson in the Jervis Bay region of New South Wales.

It serves as a practical access point to Currambene Creek, which is Jervis Bay's only all-weather port.

From the ramp, boaters can travel along the creek toward Huskisson, navigating a channel marked by lateral buoys and beacons that guide vessels through moorings. The creek's barred entrance and shallow approach — with a minimum depth of around 0.

9 metres at low water springs — means skippers should exercise care, particularly near the rock shelf off the southern headland. The waterway is busy with private moorings and charter boats, so visiting boaters should plan accordingly.


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