Watch these majestic creatures swim and play in the waters along the NSW South Coast during their annual migration between May and November. Whale numbers have risen substantially around Jervis Bay in recent years, making the area are great place to watch these graceful mammals from shore or the deck of a tour boat. The viewing platform in Booderee National Park, located at Cape St George Lighthouse, is a splendid observation point. Perpendicular Lighthouse, at the southern end of the Beecroft Peninsula in the Jervis Bay Military Reserve, also offers a good vantage point.

The Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History, in Cinquantenaire Park and near the EU district, showcases over 100 years of military history.

The Walton Hotel is a quirky townhouse occupying a prime position at The North Gate entrance to the Park Estate. The hotel stands above the old stone shooting lodge at street level. Georgian pagodas, antique water fountain, heated parasols, blankets and atmospheric lighting add to a pleasant al fresco dining experience. Enjoy the outdoor terrace, a regular all day suntrap, with table service. The Walton oozes individuality, its decor offering original artwork and genuine antiques following a recent refurbishment. Known for its appealing idiosyncratic design, it has retained the historical aspects of a Grade II listed building. The hotel's brasserie offers seasonal menus including light bites and vegan options. The Sunday lunch carvery can be enjoyed on the terrace or served in the dining area. There are two bars offering an extensive range of drinks including fine wines and daily special cocktails. Relax in candlelight, on comfortable sofas, next to an ambiance known only at The Walton Hotel.

The Puerto Rico Museum of Art, which boasts more than ten exhibit halls, includes permanent collections and a compilation of Puerto Rican art from the 17th century to the present. There is also a lovely garden with a pond where you can relax and engage in some people-watching.