10 Aug, 2019 | Uncategorised
During our Cruises that head Upriver, we Cruise past the Shoalhaven Zoo and get to see some of the animals out being themselves. The Shoalhaven Zoo was originally known as the Nowra Animal Park and was first opened in 1971. It began exclusively as a native animal...
2 Jul, 2019 | Uncategorised
Bangalee Reserve is a 130 hectare public reserve at Tapitallee on the Northern bank of the Shoalhaven River. The Reserve was purchased by the State Government and Shoalhaven City Council in 1973. Prior to this the property was broken into two private farms which date...
1 Jun, 2019 | Uncategorised
Historically, winters for Shoalhaven River Cruise have meant a ‘shut down period’ of up to 3 months due to the cold weather. Since taking over Shoalhaven River Cruise we have found that the winter months are usually some of the best on the Shoalhaven River. The...
30 Apr, 2019 | Uncategorised
We often get asked during our Cruises, if there are any sharks in the Shoalhaven River. Now Norm our skipper tells everyone he has never seen any sharks in the whole time he has been Cruisin’ the Shoalhaven River, which has been since 1996. But we have been Cruisin’...
5 Feb, 2019 | Uncategorised
The past 3 months have been very busy for Shoalhaven River Cruise with lots of Christmas Parties, a number of Special Events Cruises and some birthday celebrations thrown into the mix. With the Shoalhaven Explorer all glammed up with Christmas decorations, we were...
6 Jan, 2019 | Uncategorised
In the 1930’s, during the Great Depression, there were a number of homeless men living in caves along the Nowra Creek below the escarpment. Mr Ernest Walsh, AKA Ben, came up with the idea to provide these homeless men with employment by having them assist him to build...
