Shark Beach

Shark Beach sits in a sheltered cove with golden sand and clear water, surrounded by natural vegetation and coastal walking paths. The area slopes gently from the water toward vegetated hills in the background.

The area was part of Sydney's harbor development in the early 20th century and quickly became a public swimming destination. Its sheltered position made it a safe choice for swimmers at that time.

The beach is a favorite gathering spot for locals who come to swim and spend time together outdoors. You can see people here year-round enjoying the water and relaxing along the shore.

The beach offers a waterfront restaurant, a kiosk for basic supplies, and nearby parking for easy access. Visitors should check whether lifeguards are on duty and what weather conditions are like before entering the water.

The beach uses advanced drone technology to monitor marine activity and ensure swimmer safety in its protected waters. This technology helps detect unexpected marine presences long before any potential contact with visitors.

Location: New South Wales

Elevation above the sea: 9 m

Address: Shark Beach, New South Wales 2030, Australia

Website: http://nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/Sydney-Harbour-National-Park/Nielsen-Park/picnic-bbq

GPS coordinates: -33.85066,151.26668

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:23