Beaches
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Clovelly Beach
Clovelly Beach is a small and tranquil beach located at the end of a narrow bay. It's popular with families and snorkellers. Remember to keep your eye out for Bluey! -
Congwong Beach
Congwong Beach is located within the Botany Bay National Park and is in the care and control of the National Parks and Wildlife Service. -
Coogee Beach
Coogee has grown from a day tripper destination in the early 1800s to one of Sydney's most popular beaches. Nearby are great cafes, restaurants and ice-cream shops. -
Frenchmans Bay
It's westerly outlook gives Frenchmans Bay a unique orientation among Sydney beaches, with views over Botany Bay and south to Botany Bay National Park. -
Gordons Bay
Gordons Bay is a secluded oasis, hidden north of Coogee and south of Clovelly. It can only be accessed via the Coastal Walkway. There's parking at Coogee and Clovelly. -
Little Bay Beach
Little Bay Beach is one of Sydney's undiscovered jewels. A 'secret' beach popular with locals, it's well protected from large swells making it ideal for swimming and snorkelling. -
Little Congwong Beach
Little Congwong Beach is located within the Botany Bay National Park. It is a secluded beach with access via a short walk continuing past Congwong Beach. -
Malabar Beach
Malabar beach is popular with families due to the normally placid conditions. It's great for walking, jogging, sunbathing, rock fishing, snorkelling, scuba and kayaking. -
Maroubra Beach
Maroubra Beach is popular with visitors given its easy access and large kilometre-long expanse of sand. It is patrolled by lifeguards all year round. -
Yarra Bay Beach
Yarra Bay is located on the northern side of Botany Bay in the suburb of Phillip Bay, approximately seven kilometres south of the centre of Sydney. -
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Last Updated: 25 October 2022