Seven Shillings Beach — Attraction in Sydney

Sandy beach front to harbour. Small boats moored in the bay make a picturesque outlook. See pass the boats to Sydney Harbour Bridge. While the frontage is private property down to mean high water, quiet use is ok up to the delineated property walls. The swimming is good but not as pleasant as at Murray Rose harbour pool (through the open gate in the wire fence to the west). The east end has marine life, including baby stingrays. No dogs allowed. Update: Large storm water drains feed onto the beach. These are very dangerous for children as the openings are wide and not closed off by steel bars. With heavy rains, the drains spew a lot of street gutter waste...

The closest beach to the city of Sydney. Beautiful, not to big, hide enough to don't be packed all the time. And with differents spaces, for kids, familys, teen-agers, to enjoy it by yourself or with friends. Not that many waves but yes with a lot of boats, they don't use to move, but if they do, some soft "currents" can appear for a couple of minutes. Chill and hide beach,...

Seven Shillings Beach is the area behind the fence to the right (east) of The Murray Rose/Redleaf pool. It’s technically a private beach which the public can access between the high tide mark and the water. There are no facilities and importantly- no shark barrier. The gate from Redleaf is locked at night. The people who attend this beach are frequently somewhat up...