Yacht Chartering in Broken Bay, Pittwater
and Cowan Creek.

Jerusalem Bay, a tranquil anchorage in wilderness. Barrenjoey headland makes a fine anchorage off a beautiful beach. Hungry Beach and Little Pittwater are comfortable and scenic anchorages. The Basin and Coaster's Retreat are popular picnic and mooring sites. Refuge Bay and America Bay are in the heart of the Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park. Hallet's Beach and Cottage Rock are great spots to entertain wildlife. Pittwater has marinas, yacht charter companies and supplies for all kinds of water related sports. Offshore sailing opportunities. Yeoman's Bay and Castle Lagoon in the heart of the Ku-Ring-Gai National Park. Akuna Bay Marina and anchorages Cowan Creek winds from Cottage Point to the National Park headquarters at Bobbin Head The entrance to Brisbane Water has beautiful beaches and a national park but a tricky entrance Brooklyn Marina is a short walk from the mail railway line to Sydney. Pittwater is a natural, smooth, sailboat racing area. Cottage Point, a great place to get supplies and have an excellent meal. Smith's Creek - deep, calm, wildeness.
Source: LAND AND PROPERTY INFORMATION PANORAMA AVENUE BATHURST 2795 www.lpi.nsw.gov.au

Hallet's Beach and Cottage Rock

Hallet's Beach and Cottage Rock both have white sand beaches that are completely protected from most winds.

 

Blue numbers are depths in metres. Yellow numbers are National Park public moorings.

 

Hallet's Beach is perfect for a quiet lunch. The sandstone rocks along the shoreline form an astonishing variety of shapes and textures and the hillside is complete wilderness.

Cottage Rock has a colony of large Iguanas that live on the rocks of a small creek.

They are reasonably harmless but the larger ones can be bold and curious.

 
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