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Idle away the day in Manly

Life is a beach 

Stay cool at the Watson’s Bay pool

Hip dip with a hip view

Cool Off at the rock pool

Joy at Collaroy

Tranquility in the Gardens 

Peace Amongst the Noise

Big bargains as well as big waves

Bondi Markets access friendly

200 Years of History on Paper, workspaces art and more

Get lost amidst the books at the State Library NSW

Where old and new collide

Taste of Sydney

Bondi Public Art Experience

Bondi Beach Self Guided Art Tour

A day out at Bondi Beach

The Playground of the Pacific 

Shop 'til you drop...onto the beach

Get beach ready up the Junction

A great free experience, best enjoyed with some planning around the terrain 

Cockatoo Island 

Explore art in your local community

Ultimo Community Centre Art Workshops

Roma & Co is an Italian food restaurant which is inaccessible to wheelchair users.  There is no step-free access into the venue There is no step-free access into the venue.

Roma & Co

Pocket Pizza Manly is an inaccessible Italian restaurant on Whistler Street. There is a step at the entrance to the venue preventing wheelchair access. There is no portable ramp on site to aid entry, and no outside tables available.  Closest accessible toilet is 75m away at Manly Bus Stop on Belgrave Street

Pocket Pizza Manly

Fairlight Walk

Manly Seafoods

Queen Ester Falafel Bar Manly

A Touch Of Europe Bakehouse

The Ivanhoe Hotel Manly

Accessible toilet Hurstwaite Ln - Balgowlah

South Head is an inaccessible park located in Watsons Bay. The park is situated along South Heads Trail and it can only be accessed via negotiating stairs along the route. 

South Head

Kutti Beach is an inaccessible beach in Watsons Bay. The only access to the beach is a narrow set of stairs down from Wharf Road.

Kutti Beach

Sunset Sabi is an inaccessible sushi and cocktail bar located on Pittwater Road in Manly. There is a step at the entrance to the venue preventing wheelchair access and there is no portable ramp on site.

Sunset Sabi

Manly Pavilion

Woolworths Mosman

Manly Seaside Kebabs

Gibsons Beach; a curving, west-facing, 120 m long strip of high tide sand, crossed by a concrete storm water drain, with boats moored 80 m offshore. A concrete walkway backs the beach, with a central grassy park and steps providing public access, with private houses to either side. The path leads north to the Vaucluse yacht club and coast guard jetty at the northern end of the beach beyond which is a car park then the tidal pool. The beach itself is accessible. There is step-free access onto the beach via a ramp at the centre of the beach. The sand is mainly soft and the beach has a gentle gradient. From the parking lot there a staired pathway to the Cove. Alternatively they have constructed in 2012 a wheelchair accessible path with no stairs, but a long shallow incline to the Cove. There are no toilets at the beach, nor shops or restaurants.

Gibson's Beach

Camp Cove is an accessible beach located on Cliff Street in Watsons Bay. There is a gently-sloped ramp from the street providing step-free access directly onto the beach. The sand is mainly soft and the beach has a gentle gradient. But, the public toilets can only be accessed via a set of stairs. Beware also, if you’re rolling from Watson’s Bay it’s quite difficult due to the old streets with no footpaths,  high kerbs and hills. However, there is accessible parking in the carpark at the end of Cliff Street.

Camp Cove

Manly Yacht Club is partially accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via a ramp on East Esplanade down to the club house entrance. However there is no lift within the building which means that wheelchair users can only stay on one level. There are accessible toilets on site.
Accessible parking spots can be found in the carpark on the Esplanade.

Manly Yacht Club

Wockbar is an accessible restaurant located on Sydney Road serving Asian cuisine. Space is tight inside the venue, which offers step-free access throughout. Due to the tight dining area, some tables may be inaccessible especially at peak times. Outside tables are accessible but toilets are not available.
Closest accessible parking spots can be found in the council carpark at the beach.

Wockbar Manly, Asian Street Food

Relax on lovely Manly Beach, one of Australia’s most famous beaches where the first world surfing contest was held in 1964. You’ll find plenty of wonderful things to do and see, from picnics on the promenade to fun and informative tours. Manly Beach is accessible to wheelchair users. It is level, well paved and has paths that run along the top of the beach. Easiest access onto the beach is via a gentle ramp outside the front of Manly SLSC at the southern end of the beach. The SLSC also has a beach wheelchair available and accessible changing rooms and toilets. The beach itself is of a gentle gradient and the sand is mainly soft.
There is a carpark at the beach where you can find accessible parking spots.

Manly Beach

Tucker Bar is an inaccessible cafe located on Military Road. There is a step upon entry into the venue, preventing wheelchair access. There is no portable ramp on site. However there are outside tables which are accessible for wheelchair users.

Tucker Bar

Located on Darley Road, Mortar & Pestle is an accessible restaurant serving traditional Thai cuisine. There is a ramp at the doorway to the venue providing access to the counter and indoor seating area. There is also a handful of accessible tables outside. There are no toilets on site but closest accessible toilets are located nearby at Manly Bus Stop, Belgrave Street & Manly Wharf East Esplanade .
Accessible parking spots can be found in the carpark on the Esplanade.

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