Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Located directly on Sydney Harbour, Chowder Bay is a precinct of Headland Park, Mosman – homeland of the Borogegal People. The coastal retreat is a popular destination owing to its proximity to the water, scenic walking trails and charming eateries; namely, Ripples Chowder Bay and L’Heritage.

Visitors can dive or snorkel at Chowder Bay to come face to face with local marine life or head to the netted beach at nearby Clifton Gardens for a swim. If you’d prefer to keep your head above water, you can kayak along the picturesque foreshore. Ensure you keep your eyes peeled for visiting penguins, seals and whales.

Looking for an idyllic picnic spot on the harbour? Clifton Gardens Reserve features a shaded playground, a large lawn, sheltered seating and barbeques, making it the ideal spot for a picnic with family and friends.

A network of scenic trails and roads link Chowder Bay to other nearby attractions including the neighbouring precincts that makeup Headland Park – Georges Heights and Middle Head.