Cobblers Beach

Mosman, Sydney, New South Wales

About This Beach

Cobblers Beach is a secluded free beach nestled in the bushland of Sydney Harbour National Park. This intimate sandy cove offers stunning views across Middle Harbour and provides a peaceful retreat from urban life. The beach has been enjoyed by naturists for many years and maintains a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Crystal clear harbour waters make it excellent for swimming and snorkelling among the rocky outcrops.

Features

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Important Warnings

  • •Bush track can be slippery when wet
  • •Limited mobile reception
  • •Bring insect repellent

How to Get There

Parking

Park at Bradleys Head car park (fee applies). 15-minute walk to beach.

Public Transport

Bus 238 to Bradleys Head Road, then 20-minute walk through bushland.

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Best Time to Visit

OctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch

Nearby Attractions

  • Bradleys Head Amphitheatre
  • HMAS Sydney Memorial
  • Middle Head fortifications

Quick Information

Official Status
Traditional Free Beach
Accessibility
Moderate - Some walking required
Safety
Unpatrolled - Generally Safe
Crowd Level
quiet
Coordinates
-33.8178, 151.2556
Postcode
2088
Last Updated
2026-01-01
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