An easy accessible snorkelling site where you can see beautiful Sydney harbour marine life including the endangered White's seahorse
Highlights
Easy, shallow, beautiful snorkelling with exquisite marine life including the endangered White's Seahorse.
Nature
Conservation
Chowder Bay is an important conservation site for the endangered White's Seahorse, and important part of its breeding and restoration program.
Track details
Chowder Bay is a beautiful protected shallow sandy beach that is a critically important habitat and breeding zone for the endangered White's Seahorse. There is lovely and accessible snorkelling here - by starting directly off the beach. A suggested approach is to start on the southern half of the beach and wind your way southwards and along the reefy coastline of Chowder head and back.
Location
11 Morella Street, New South Wales 2088, Australia
Nature
Conservation
Chowder Bay is an important conservation site for the endangered White's Seahorse, and important part of its breeding and restoration program.
Track details
Chowder Bay is a beautiful protected shallow sandy beach that is a critically important habitat and breeding zone for the endangered White's Seahorse. There is lovely and accessible snorkelling here - by starting directly off the beach. A suggested approach is to start on the southern half of the beach and wind your way southwards and along the reefy coastline of Chowder head and back.
Location
11 Morella Street, New South Wales 2088, Australia
Key info
1 hour return
Grade 1: Easy
Facilities
There is a car park behind the beach, park facilities including toilets at Clifton Gardens Reserve, and nearby food and cafes. There is a Clifton Gardens ferry terminal at Chowder Bay too.