Spectacular lookout all the way to Sydney in the distance on a clear day. Plenty of parking right by the view so that you don't have to get out of your car if you don't want to. And an accessible car space (although its drop curb is badly positioned).

Marie Byles Lookout

Waterfront cafe with a scenic view. Outdoor seating. Kiosk type eatery. Hard flat paths and accessible seating area. Limited wheelchair seating. 2 accessible parking spaces right next door. On street parking as well. Pathways accessible. Limited beach access for wheelchairs. Cement path along the waterfront.

The BOX On The Water

Great access for wheelchairs via side or back of beer garden at back of the pub ... disabled parking in car park but limited spaces... great food and entry to bistro via back as front doors have a step ... lift available to access Frankie’s rooftop bar and large disabled toilet near lift ... overall easy to access but can be crowded weekend nights ... has live music most weekends also ... 

The Bayview Hotel

Accessible doors and toilets, thick carpet, large rooms with lots of space to move around. Developing a new playground for young people. Long distances to walk inside. Disabled parking spots. Great info desk who are very willing to help.

Ettalong Diggers

Wide footpaths and seats outside. Accessible entrance and counter, with not much space inside. Toilets are for walkers only - accessible bathrooms in Diggers over the road.

Helado Expresso & Gelato Bar

A relaxed place to dine and unwind, overlooking the southern end the beach.

Tables are medium spaced and there is no accessible toilet (although you can ask for a key to use the toilet in the nearby community hall).

There is a portable ramp to get in. Just ask. Parking is normally very easily, and there is an accessible parking bay less than 50 meters from the front door. They are also outside tables.

Amalfi Restaurant and Bar Pearl Beach

Wagstaffe Wharf has no terminal. There is disabled parking next to the path that leads down the wharf. The road is fairly rough and on a gradient. There are disabled toilet 60m from the wharf. Wharf is fixed, so height of the ferry from the Wharf will depend on tide. This would also effect the steepness of the ramp getting on or off the ferry. The Manly Ferry service is run by Fantasea and they a a couple of different ferries. 

Wagstaffe Wharf

The store has parking directly outside but there is no disabled parking. You would need to use the Wharf parking which is only 50m away. The entrance to the store has a small ramp and the door is slightly wider than a standard door. There are picnic tables outside which are spaced out. There are no toilets. Patrons use the facilities outside Wagstaffe Hall where there is also a disabled toilet. This is 100m from the store. There is one table inside, all other table are outside. Tables are standard height.

Wagstaffe Newsagency & General Store

The Hall is situated at the intersection of Wagstaffe Avenue and Mullhall Street. There is a car park in front of the Hall with one disabled parking spot by the Wharf. The entrance is accessible from the car park and has a mild gradient. There are no steps and Hall is one level. There is a toilet block separate to the Hall which can be accessed from the side of the building or from the picnic area to the left. The toilet block includes a disabled toilet. Universal key or you can get the key from the store nearby.

Wagstaffe Hall

Lobster Beach does not have any accessibility for wheelchairs. There is a very steep path that leads to stairs. There are roughly 300 steps which would be impossible to access. The sand is soft and when the tide is high the beach is only 6 metres wide. There is a long drop toilet with no access for wheelchairs. Many people access the beach by boat or jet ski. Beach is not patrolled and is next to the main channel where the Manly ferry goes through. 

Lobster Beach

The Cafe is situated next to Killcare Road. Most of the seating is outside and has plenty of space for a wheelchair. You can access most of the cafe easily from pathway next to the cafe. There is limited access to the bakery part of the cafe which is where you order coffee and baked goods. A thin walkway allows access to this area. There is a public toilet to the right of the outdoor seating area that has disability access. No key required.  

The Fat Goose Cafe and Bakery

The Jetty is at the end of Killcare Road. There are concrete paths leading to the Jetty and the Jetty is made from wood slats. There is a public toilet that does not have disability access. You would need to go to the public toilet behind the Fat Goose which is 80m away. There is no disability parking only parking on the road. There is disability parking under the shops which can be accessed just past the Fat Goose on Killcare Road. 

Hardys Bay Jetty

Situated at the far end of Killcare Surf club there is easy access from the car park. There are 2 disabled parking spots next to the beach entrance closest to the club. The bays are a bit wider than the other parking spots. Walkway brings you to the cafe where you order at the shutter. All seating is outside. There are some tables on concrete and some on the grassed area. The kiosk and lifeguards have the key to the disabled toilet inside the surf club. There is a wheelchair in the club which you can request from the Lifesavers. There is no mat to go over the sand. The beach is wide with soft sand.

Killcare Kiosk

Woy Woy - WOY STN LIFT 1 Concourse To Street

Woy Woy - WOY STN LIFT 2 Concourse to Platform 1/2

Park is situated next to Pretty Beach Road and opposite the beach. Parking is situated alongside the park and there are no disabled parking spots. However, you could park here but might be dangerous getting in and out of your car as it's on the road. There are multiple access points which are all flat and lead onto the grass. There are multiple picnic tables which have tarmac around them and shelters. A small play park for kids is surrounded by a pathway. There are toilets in the park which are not suitable for wheelchairs. 

Turo Reserve