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Getting to Chowder Bay
Chowder Bay is approx. 25 minutes’ drive north-east from the city centre. A bus service to Chowder Bay is in operation. The State Transit Authority has extended the route of the 244 bus service to Chowder Bay 7 days a week. The bus stops five metres from the Land’s Edge building entrance. Buses depart from Wynyard Station in the city.
Otherwise, private transportation can be arranged. Paid Parking is available at Chowder Bay, but is limited.
About Chowder Bay (source Sydney Harbour Federation Trust)
Chowder Bay has the characteristic of a tight, village-like grouping of small buildings stepping down to the water's edge and enveloped by bushland.
Chowder Bay is surrounded by two significant areas of open space, Clifton Gardens Reserve and the Sydney Harbour National Park - both of which are linked by walking tracks to other areas of open space, including Taronga Zoo, Balmoral Beach and Headland Park.
The only vehicular access to Chowder Bay is through the bushland of Sydney Harbour National Park. This contributes to Chowder Bay's special character and sense of isolation.
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