Neutral Bay

Taking a ferry across Sydney Harbour is one of the most scenic ways to explore the city. With the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as your backdrop, even a regular commute feels unforgettable. Whether you’re heading to work, meeting friends, or simply sightseeing, the ferry is an easy and relaxing way to get around. Choose a seat indoors or head out to the deck for fresh air and panoramic views — it's a local favourite for good reason.

Hayes Street Beach is a quiet hidden gem nestled in a quiet corner of Neutral Bay. With soft golden sand and calm, swimmable waters, it’s an ideal spot for a peaceful escape from the city buzz. The beach offers stunning views across Sydney Harbour, making it a perfect place to unwind, go for a dip, or simply soak in the scenery. Shady trees and nearby picnic spots add to the relaxed atmosphere, making it a favourite among locals for low-key afternoons by the water.

Kurraba Reserve is one of North Sydney’s most peaceful waterfront spots — a leafy harbourside escape ideal for relaxed afternoons and weekend strolls. Tucked away on the edge of Kurraba Point, the reserve offers sweeping views across the water to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and city skyline. With spacious lawns, shaded picnic areas, and direct access to the foreshore, it's a favourite for locals looking to unwind away from the city bustle.

Forsyth Park in Neutral Bay is a lush, leafy retreat tucked into Sydney’s Lower North Shore. This peaceful parkland is beloved by locals for its large open lawns, shaded walking paths, and well-maintained playground - perfect for families, fitness lovers, and anyone looking for a quiet break from the city. The park also connects to the scenic Harbour Bridge to Spit walking track, offering stunning views and a chance to explore Sydney’s natural beauty on foot.