Camp Cove, Beach in Australia
Camp Cove is a picturesque beach located in Sydney's harbor.
The area served as a landing place for the First Fleet in 1788.
Camp Cove is part of the traditional lands of the Cadigal people.
It offers calm waters, making it popular for swimming and snorkeling.
Camp Cove features historic cottages and provides panoramic views of Sydney Harbour.
Location: New South Wales
Location: Municipality of Woollahra
Location: Alexandria
Location: unincorporated NSW
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