Tucked away on a quiet suburban street hides a secret swimming spot with ‘the bluest water in all of Sydney’.
Salmon Haul Bay is located up a flight of steps at the end of a cul-de-sac in Cronulla, 30 km south of Sydney city centre.
Beach lovers flock to this beautiful hidden gem for its spectacular turquoise waters and tranquil setting.
Visitors have said that the beautiful bay can be a little difficult to find, but it is well worth the search.
Salmon Haul Bay can be found via a path around the bend of Glaisher Parade or at the end of the cul-de-sac on Cowra Place.
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Beach lovers flock to this beautiful hidden gem for its spectacular turquoise waters and tranquil setting
Salmon Haul Bay is located down a flight of stairs at the end of a cul-de-sac in Cronulla, 30km south of Sydney city center
Visitors have said the beautiful bay can be difficult to find but is worth the search. It runs via a path at the bend of Glaisher Parade or at the end of the cul-de-sac on Cowra Place
A steep staircase leads beachgoers under leafy green trees to the vibrant aquamarine coast.
The inviting and calm waters are lined with flat rocks that provide the perfect place to relax or have a picnic.
Salmon Haul Bay is popular with swimmers as well as snorkelers, fishermen and divers.
Visitors say the secret swimming spot is perfect for a summer day out and although it can be busy, it doesn’t often feel busy.
A steep staircase leads beachgoers under leafy green trees to the vibrant aquamarine coastline with crystal clear waters
The inviting and calm waters are lined with flat rocks that provide the perfect place to relax or have a picnic
Visitors say the secret swimming spot is perfect for a summer day out and although it can be busy, it doesn’t often feel crowded
Travel blogger Chester See raved about Sydney’s gem and its ‘most turquoise waters’ on Instagram video.
‘This place is very well known by locals, but little known by people outside the area. It even took me a while to find it myself,” he said.
‘The waters here are calm and perfect for swimming or sunbathing along the coast. In summer it is also great to watch the sunset here. A much quieter and more relaxing alternative compared to nearby Cronulla Beach.’
Another visitor said: ‘This gem connects to other beaches so if you want a quick dip and then a walk along the coast then this is the perfect location for that.’