Shelly Beach

This coastal beach forms part of Cabbage Tree Bay, reaching depths of 12 meters and containing numerous marine species in its clear waters.

The beach area evolved from a natural bay into a protected marine sanctuary, transforming the region into a significant conservation zone for aquatic species.

Locals gather at this beach for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving activities, making it central to the outdoor lifestyle of Sydney residents.

The beach provides essential facilities including showers, toilets, electric barbecues, and a parking area with pay-and-display system during daylight hours.

The underwater environment contains over 160 fish species swimming freely in the shallow waters, making it accessible for observers without deep diving equipment.

Location: New South Wales

Elevation above the sea: 12 m

GPS coordinates: -33.79972,151.29750

Latest update: May 13, 2025 01:38