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Ninety seconds on Albuoy's Point
Wait for your boat here, not on the dock: most of the island's tour boats and fishing charters pick up at Albuoy's Point, and the lawn has shade, benches and a food truck.
Point Pleasant Road, a narrow lane off Front Street, leads to a small lawn under shade trees, with benches and picnic tables facing the water. The trees are lit after dark.
Buy lunch from the food truck and eat it looking over the harbour. Ferries, sailing boats and yachts cross all day, and cruise ships pass in season.
Down by the water stands the memorial to HMS Jervis Bay. Give the park half an hour on its own, or longer while you wait for a boat.
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