About
Lavender Bay is a small and prestigious harbourside suburb located on Sydney’s Lower North Shore. Also known as Goowehahree in the Dharug language, It is situated between Milsons Point and McMahons Point and is known for its incredible views of Sydney Harbour and its iconic landmarks.
The suburb is home to tightly held historic houses as well as many parks to relax and enjoy nature. The parks, which include Clark Park, Watt Park and Quibaree Park, offer play equipment, picnic tables, grassy spaces, shady trees, sculptures, and stunning views. There’s also the whimsical Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden which features exotic and native flora, fairy houses and sculptures. Other Lavender Bay attractions include Brett Whiteley House, a heritage-listed arts and crafts studio and residence, as well as the Peter Kingston Walkway, a trail of sculptures by local artist. In Spring, Lavender Bay is one of the best places to see Sydney’s famed jacaranda trees in full bloom.
For discerning diners, Lavender Bay has many restaurant and dining options including the renowned Sails restaurant which is known for delivering laidback luxury and a high-end menu based on local and seasonal produce.
To moor your boat in the prestigious and conveniently located Lavender Bay, get in touch now.
Aside from its obvious beauty and proximity to both North Sydney and the City, Lavender Bay is possibly one of the best protected spots you could hope to moor. The City gives us protection from the summer southerlies whilst winter westerlies are hardly noticed as we’re nestled in underneath McMahons Point. And its only five minutes to the best sailing and cruising area of Sydney, en- route passing under the Harbour Bridge and in front of the Opera House
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