Balmoral Beach

A beach very close to the city This beach is not big but the scenery is very good. I like it very much. There is an island to take a look at. The scenery on the beach and the beach is completely different. Standing on the island, you can also look into the distance. When the weather is good, the sea is blue and the sky is blue. The water is clear here. Many people swim and row here.

What a beautiful beach, the sand is snowy and white, soft and fine, so comfortable to step on. There is a show here tonight, free of charge, the content is the story of the king of Rome. [View] Beautiful [Fun] High [Cost-effective] Like. The evening wind is so strong.

On Monday morning, there were a lot of people on the streets, and it seemed that the early peak office workers existed everywhere. Take bus 244 at Wyad to the head of the Middle East, immersed in the beauty... From here, through a forest, downhill along the wooden trail, it shows an open circular square, there are many morning exercises people on the lawn, next to a kindergarten, want to take pictures of the children, was rejected by their teacher. Going a few tens of meters further, you will reach Balmoral Beach, where women and children enjoy the morning sun bath, pregnant women are also one of them, few men. Walked about 1 km along the beach, and the departure station of the 238 bus was in front of us. The station was very characteristic and was an architectural shed. The driver was waiting for the departure time. After getting on the bus, we enjoyed a special car treatment and went straight to Taronga Zoo. En route to see are some high-end residential buildings and empty blocks.

When I went, I went to the entire Mosman Cape Park, including Sharwood Bay Chowder Bay/ Cape George Georges Head/ George Heights Georges Heights and Balmoral Beach Balmoral Beach. Balmoral Beach is located in the Mosman area of the famous rich area on Sydney's north shore, surrounded by high-end houses. In the 1930s, it was already a high-end place to spend. Balmoral Beach has a planned seaside fig-lined trail along the way, and there are many restaurants, cafes and ice cream shops to offer takeaways for people enjoying the beach. Due to the role of rock, Balmoral Beach is separated by two parts of Edwards (north side) and Balmoral (south side) through Cape Rocky Island. Panoramic views of the northern Cape on the south side of Manly and the central Cape on the east end of Mosman can be enjoyed at the Rocky Point Rocky Point Lookout . The entire beach is listed as a "Balmoral Cultural Heritage Reserve". The Balmoral Beach Roundabout on the west side of Cape Rocky Island has existed since Balmoral Beach Rotunda 1930 and has always been the best place for wine festivals and wedding ceremonies. There is a beautiful white building on the north side of Rotunda in the Roundabout, which is the Swimming Pavilion Restaurant built in 1929. The restaurant is designed to offer spectacular views of Balmoral Beach. The cuisine is traditional European cuisine, and of course seafood must be the star dish on the menu! There is a bus stop on the road in Hunter Park on the south side of the circular square. Compared with other bus stops in Sydney, it is quite chic, and it is one of the surrounding landscapes of Balmoral Beach. Unfortunately, I didn't expect to take a photo twice. There is bus 245 to Wynyard in the city, 257 to Chatswood and 238 to Taronga Zoo Pier. Picture 1: The swimming pool surrounded by the promenade of the trail at Balmoral Beach; Figure 2: Cape Rocky Island, which splits Balmoral Beach in two; Figure 3: Edwards section to the north of Balmoral Beach; Figure 4: Balmoral section to the south of Balmoral Beach; Figure 5: The Royal Australian Naval Base in the central Cape southeast of Balmoral Beach; Figure 6: The two girls sit on the rockside chatting - front left: northern Cape of Manly North Head - Right: central Cape of Mosman Middle Head; Figure 7: Rotunda, Balmoral Beach Round Square, is still quite beautiful; Figure 8: Swimming Pavilion restaurant on the north side of the Round Square The Bathers'' Pavilion; Figure 9: Swimming Pavilion restaurant side door; Figure 10: A statue of John Hunter, the second governor of NSW, a Navy lieutenant general, standing on the northeast corner of Hunter Park on the southwest side of the circular square.

You can take the whole family to relax, niche attractions but very beautiful! Many small sailboats, high unknown trees, blue sea water, blue sky, snowy clouds, form a beautiful flower roll! The rich area of North Sydney can come and experience life!