Little Manly Point Park - Manly (NSW)

Chen Wendy “Phalange” nice view for the sunset and city view. But be careful on the speed hump on the way to the lookout if you driving.

Justin Liu Lots of good spots to jump

Lyubo Hidden gem near Manly. Lot of water after rain and nice waterfall.

Anjaly Pulickal Sajeevu Manly Market is a popular market held every Saturday and Sunday in Manly, Sydney, Australia. The market is located on Manly Corso, the main shopping street in Manly. It is a short walk from the ferry terminal and Manly Beach. The market has a wide range of stalls selling a variety of goods, including: Clothing Jewelry Handmade crafts Food and drinks Homewares Art The market is a great place to find unique and unusual items. There are also many stalls selling fresh produce, so it is a good place to do your weekly grocery shopping. The market is very popular with both locals and tourists. It is a great place to spend a few hours browsing the stalls and enjoying the atmosphere.

Niki Vasiliadis This is a great beach for swimming as it’s a cove, it’s a lot calmer than the surf beach in Manly. The beach is netted. Right next to Manly Wharf is easily accessible via ferry. There are plenty of trees along the concourse and also a grassy area provided shade. The beach doesn’t have shade so bring your own to stay protected out of the sun. Very gentle waves lapping the shore. Beach is accessible via stairs. Plenty of eating options nearby and also public toilets.

Lisa H This was such an incredible experience. I went in with a little bit of disbelief and came out a believer. Terry was a great guy but a lot of history and we were very intrigued. A lot of us experienced some feelings which I don’t want to spoil the tour for anyone else, but go ahead and book this take the ferry over to Manly and an Uber up to this, and it would be a very, very enjoyable and informative evening.

Kevan Heathcote This statue of a Kangaroo is located on the hill at the Western end of Steinton Street. See if you can find it. The statue was was commissioned by one of the fathers of Manly , Henry Gilbert Smith, and was sculpted by Peter Pickering in 1856 There are some who say this statue was the inspiration for the book Kangaroo, which was written by D H Lawrence in the early 1920’s after a trip by tram from Manly to Collaroy along Pittwater Road.

Kim Whittle This is a great park for fur babies! It is enclosed so even those with terrible recall can have a blast! Sounded by the river - dogs have access to all the fun, large play area and a dip in the water if need be! Warning: very sandy/muddy by the river so be prepared for a long detailed bath if your dog is a swimmer!