Watsons BayWatsons Bay is situated at the southern entrance to Sydney Harbour. It is a famous location that boasts many things to see and do. This area includes iconic destinations like the famous, Doyle’s Restaurant, Dunbar House, Watsons Bay Hotel, Vaucluse Yacht Club and Vaucluse amateur 12ft sailing club.
Chowder BayChowder Bay is located on the south eastern side of Mosman, opposite Watsons Bay. This is a unique, beautifully preserved part of Sydney Harbour. Chowder Bay is surrounded by green space onshore, with a fascinating selection of historic places, beautiful scenery, restaurants and a fabulous waterfront.
Cockatoo IslandCockatoo Island is one of the largest islands in Sydney Harbour and it is located at the mouth of the Parramatta River. This island has a long history, dating back to Aboriginal and convict times. Since European settlement, it has been used a colonial prison, a reformatory school, and as a shipyard in the 20th century. One of the most extensively developed of the Sydney Harbour islands, Cockatoo Island has many attractions.
Cockle Bay WharfThe gateway to Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay Wharf is the perfect point from which to explore the southern end of Sydney. Most notably, this bustling precinct is home to the impressive International Convention Centre, along with many bars, restaurants and hotels. You’ll find it has something for everyone, from corporate professionals to the curious tourist.
Milsons PointThe North Shore is a unique part of Sydney, with plenty of history and many special sites to see. There are a lot of different attractions in this area, including the famous Luna Park, top of the line Ripples Milsons Point restaurant, and the high-end Aqua Dining function centre and restaurant. Explore historical sites, too, including Kirribilli House, the Sydney residence of the Prime Minister, and other landmarks.
