Eastern Suburb Scenic Spots With The Best Water Views
Living in Sydney’s east is a privilege for many with the abundance of lifestyle prospects, including some impressive Eastern suburb scenic spots. Residents get to enjoy iconic coastal views footsteps from where they live. We’ve put together some Eastern suburb scenic spots for locals.
Dudley Page Reserve
Suburb: Dover Heights
The envy of other parks in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs, Dudley Page Reserve enjoys spectacular harbourfront views. The elevated vantage point overlooks the most iconic Australian structures – the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. Residents can enjoy a quiet picnic in the park and watch a stunning sunset behind the city’s skyline. Apart from the beautiful water vistas, the park has a playground, a fitness station and a cricket pitch for everyone to enjoy.
McKell Park
Suburb: Darling Point
Snuggled on the harbour shores, McKell Park conveys iconic Harbour Bridge and city skyline views. Beautifully manicured gardens and ample shade make this the perfect picnic spot for Eastern suburb residents. The park houses the heritage-listed Canonbury Cottage, available for private function hire. Enjoy a family day out or quality time with your partner as you breathe in exciting water views without venturing too far from home.
Arthur McElhone Reserve
Suburb: Elizabeth Bay
Set opposite Elizabeth Bay House, Arthur McElhone Reserve is the perfect vantage point for Sydney harbour-front views. This award-winning park provides the ideal backdrop for picnicking with immaculately maintained gardens. Beautiful features include a sandstone bridge and waterfalls.
Hermit Bay
Suburb: Vaucluse
A hidden Eastern suburb gem, Hermit Bay offers gorgeous city skyline and harbour views. A grassed area is available for picnics and sports. Milk Beach, at the base of Hermit Bay, allows swimming in crystal-clear, isolated waters. There’s plenty to do in Hermit Bay – from snorkelling to fishing, and swimming to picnicking – against the backdrop of Sydney’s beautiful harbour.
Murray Rose Pool
Suburb: Double Bay
Murray Rose Pool is housed at the border of Bellevue Hill and Double Bay. Tranquil and pristine waters greet beachgoers, along with fascinating views of Sydney’s middle harbour. Rarely crowded, families, singles and couples can enjoy serene time on the water’s shores on the beach or grass. A waterside café serves coffee and snacks.
Gap Park
Suburb: Watsons Bay
Situated on the walk from Watsons Bay to South Head, Gap Park offers sensational coastal views of the Sydney Harbour and skyline. This is a popular destination for both locals and tourists looking to enjoy majestic water views, bird watching, whale spotting and more. You can also walk from Gap Bluff to Watsons Bay Beach to spend the day swimming and sunbathing, while relishing dramatic harbourfront views.
These Eastern suburb scenic spots will give you the best views of Sydney’s gleaming waterfront. Contact Murray Property if you’re looking to rent or buy a property in this prized part of the city.