Located just moments away from Clovelly and Coogee beach, Gordons Bay is a small piece of paradise along the coastal walk between Bondi and Coogee.
Protected by a reef, the bay is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, diving and snorkeling, away from the crowds at the larger beaches nearby.
Escape the crowds at Sydney’s popular beaches, and visit Ettalong, Umina and Pearl Beach on the Central Coast instead.
Facing Brisbane Water and Broken Bay, these three family-friendly beach suburbs are great for swimming and other water-based activities.
Milk Beach is a tiny, secluded strip of sand right in front of the historic Strickland House in Vaucluse, facing the Sydney Harbour and the city skyline.
If you’re keen to avoid the big crowds in Bondi, Coogee or Manly, try Milk Beach for a quiet lazy afternoon in the sun.
Whale Beach is a picturesque, 600 metres long strip of sand in the Northern Beaches region, just south of Palm Beach.
Not as well known as its bigger neighbour, Whale Beach is therefore usually much quieter, with a pleasantly secluded atmosphere.
Chinamans Beach is a hidden treasure in Sydney’s Middle Harbour. Compared to its bigger neighbour Balmoral Beach further south, Chinamans Beach usually attracts a smaller crowd.
Rosherville Reserve, located just behind the beach, is a large green area, perfect for an afternoon picnic or a barbecue.
Reef Beach at Dobroyd Head in Balgowlah Heights is a secluded strip of sand facing Sydney’s North Harbour and Manly Cove.
This small but beautiful beach can be accessed via a walking trail that is part of the popular Spit to Manly Walk.
In this article, we’ll be sharing how best to get to this beach, other beaches nearby, and photos to get an idea of what Reef Beach is like.