Snorkelling is a popular activity at this beach, especially during high tide. You can also enjoy jumping or diving. It's a great place to meet blue grouper and on clear days, you can see a lot of sea urchins. However, fishing or clamming is not allowed, so it's more of a place to enjoy the underwater scenery with your eyes.
This beach is more of a locals' beach than for tourists. It can get busy over the new years but generally, it's not too crowded. It's a small place but with much to offer. It's also family and baby-friendly with a small playground nearby.
There are facilities for an outdoor shower, and you can also change and shower in the bathroom. However, it's recommended to bring a large towel as it can get cold when you get out of the water. Also, the concrete can get hot in summer, so a towel can be handy.
The beach is not the best for wheelchairs. Also, it can be hard to find street Parking if not arriving early. However, it's located on the walking path from Bondi Beach to Coogee Beach, one of the most beautiful tracking courses in Sydney, making it an attractive place to stop for a moment to admire the beautiful scenery.
The beach offers a pleasant experience with beautiful sand, blue sea, fantastic view and amazing fish and shells. It's a great protected bay to swim and snorkel shark free. It's a lovely place to take a break while walking and eat a packed lunch or food. Overall, it's a great beach to visit when the weather is nice.
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