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The Globewanderin Visit some of the best rockpools in Sydney. From hidden gems to pools that are iconic landmarks of Sydney, there is a rockpool for everyone.
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How Many Rock Pools Are There In Sydney? Sydney has a whopping total of 35 rock pools spread out around the city - most of which are over 100 years old! And if you're heading out of Sydney then fear not - there are around 100 rock pools along the NSW coast, from Yamba in the north to Bermagui in the south.
Bondi Icebergs a popular rock swimming pool that looks over Bondi beach, Sydney Stock Photo
TODAY, Wylie's Baths, in Coogee, about six miles south of downtown Sydney, is one of the most popular rock pools in the area; it is open 365 days a year, and charges a small fee (www.wylies.com.au).
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Sydney's coastline and harbour has a series of beautiful rock pools that have been cut into the base of cliffs and rocky headlands. Nearly every Sydney beach has one ocean pool which is usually located at the southern end, to give swimmers some protection when the southerly winds bring cold air and big seas.
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1. Dee Why Rock Pool One of the most popular rock pools on the Northern Beaches is in Dee Why. Dee Why Rockpool is perfectly located right near the promenade along the beach, making it one of the most frequented rock pools in Sydney. With natural sandstone and concrete walls, this 50-metre pool has a special toddler area.
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North Narrabeen Rock Pool has a distinctive boardwalk that encloses a 50m by 18m pool within a larger 70m by 40m pool. Other popular pools in this area include Queenscliff, Collaroy and Dee Why. North Curl Curl Rockpool, North Curl Curl
Sydney Rock Pool at Bondi Beach. Axxolotl Flickr
Helen Pitt. For residents of Sydney's Northern Beaches, the area's 14 ocean rock pools from Palm Beach in the north to Fairy Bower in the south, are no secret. Stretching over 28 kilometres.
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Like many of the ocean pools along Sydney's Northern Beaches, Bilgola Rockpool is a 50 metre pool and has two sections, the main, larger pool for doing laps (50 metres x 15 metres), and an adjacent smaller pool for wading and toddlers (50 metres x 5 metres).
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1. Bilgola Rock Baths 2. Collaroy Rock Pool 3. Palm Beach Rock Pool 4. Fairlight Rock Pool 5. North Curl Curl Rock Pool 6. Avalon Rock Pool 7. Newport Rock Pool 8. North Narrabeen Rock Pool 9. Queenscliff Rock Pool 10. Mona Vale Rock Pool 11. Isa Wye Rock Pool 12.
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Collaroy Rock Pool 8. Bondi Icebergs Pool 7. North Narrabeen Rock Pool 6. South Curl Curl Rock Pool 5. Mahon Rock Pool 4. Bronte Baths 3. Giles Baths, Coogee Beach 2. North Curl Curl Rock Pool 1. Mona Vale Rock Pool Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links.
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Hidden within the cliffs, 500m (1640ft) north of Maroubra Beach, Mahon Pool is an idyllic rock pool where the surf crashes over the edges at high tide. It's quite possibly Sydney's most beautiful bogey hole. Freshwater This discreet, southeast-facing sandy bay just north of Manly has a cool ocean pool and plenty of teenagers.
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66 Hunter Street Rockpool Bar & Grill Sydney is Australia's most beautiful dining room.
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Sydney's last remaining rock pool dedicated exclusively to women and children, McIver's Ladies Baths is $2.50 entry and is perched on a cliff face and rock platform between Coogee Beach and Wylie's Baths. The 32-metre long pool is perfect for swimming some morning laps, and you can even get a hot shower at 20 cents-per-two-minutes. 4.
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EXISTING ON THE edges of the land and the sea, life in a rock pool is intrinsically linked to the rhythmic rise and fall of the tides. At high tide, these pools are simply part of the sea floor, exposed to marine predators, waves and strong currents. At low tide they become a collection of organisms sealed off to coexist in a temporary ecosystem.
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1. Mahon Pool, Maroubra Beach Mahon Pool takes our pick for the most picturesque rockpool in Sydney. I mean, look at it. Surrounded by exposed rock outcrops and cliffs above, Mahon Pool offers stunning natural views and a number of changing rooms and toilet facilities just a few steps away.
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1. Palm Beach Rockpool Palm Beach Rockpool ( map) If you're looking for the most scenic spot to go for a swim in Sydney, definitely try the Palm Beach Rockpool. It is located at the southern end of the main beach on the eastern side of the Palm Beach peninsula.