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Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community.
The cultural heritage of the Wreck Bay Community is deeply embedded in the surrounding land and waters of Jervis Bay. The natural and social histories are intertwined and reflects on relationship between Wreck Bay people and the natural environment, from traditional times until the present day.
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Sporting Grants
In 2020 the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council has taken over administration of the ACT Indigenous Sports Grants Program. The program offers opportunities to apply or grants for Indigenous Sporting activities through the region.
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Our Council
Cultural heritage of the Wreck Bay Community is deeply embedded in our surrounding land and waters. The natural and social histories are intertwined and reflects on relationship between Wreck Bay people and the natural environment, from traditional times until the present day.
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Visit Us
Throughout Wreck Bay we have many locations which locals and tourists alike can enjoy and spend time getting away from the hustle and bustle. If you would like to come and visit please contact Booderee National Park to organise your visit and enjoy our pristine environment.