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This beautiful beach is adjacent to Mona Vale beach during low tide. I think it is highly under rated, and deserves a little attention. Like all of Sydney's northern beaches, this one also has the famous golden sand, it's clean and not crowded at all. Great for swimming, great for kids, great for surfing and great just to hang out, enjoy the sun, the scenery and good friends. It's just south of Mona Vale Beach, accessible by the beach during low tide and by road at all times. They also have a Surf Lifesaving Club. I was hanging out at Mona Vale beach one afternoon, then low tide came along and I walked over to this beach. What a nice surprise! A smaller, quiet beach. A little off the beaten track as most people go to the more well known beaches, but this one is quite deserving as well. Worth a visit, at least drive by, take a few photos from the scenic headlands on the south end of the beach. Leave a Comment Address: Approx one hour north of SydneyPhone: pittlink.net/ls/Warriewood.htmlDirections: Accessible by bus, car and a 10 minute walk from the Mona Vale shopping area. Website: http://www.airviewonline.com.au/stock-photographs/photodetails.asp?ID=624 Other Contact: www.sydneyferries.info/
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Most likely when you come to Sydney, the weather will be warm enough for swimming. Because one has so many options of where to go swimming, it can be quite confusing! If you don't mind a bit of people-watching and crowded beach, I recommend Manly, Bondi, Palm Beach or Tamarama. If you prefer something a bit more down-to-earth but still want a surf beach, then perhaps Coogee or one of my favourite surf beaches, Freshwater. However, if you are after no surf but still a beautiful view then I have to recommend my absolute favourite... Camp Cove. It's a harbour beach located just by Watsons Bay. It has a beautiful outlook, clear water, not too big, not too small, great swimming, good angle because you get the very last sunshine of the day and best of all, not too many people know about it. Uh oh, I could be in trouble for letting the secret out!! There is also good rock-climbing & diving around Camp Cove, but more details on that in Sports tips. Parking can be tricky on hot, Summer days because of the local harbour-side pub, but you'll find something, somehow. Happy beaching! Leave a Comment Address: Drive to Military Rd, Watsons Bay then...Directions: Drive out to Watsons Bay, down to the park on Military Road, keep going straight ahead until you have to go left. At that point, you'll see a big sign to CAMP COVE. You can't miss it.
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