Coogee Beach

Coogee Beach

Swimming beach in a sheltered bay, with ocean pools, fish ‘n’ chip shops & a pedestrian walkway. Affectionately called “Sydney’s Seaside Village”, Coogee is a family-friendly beach located in the territory of New South Wales, Australia. It is the most popular beach where tourists get to have a pleasant experience. Thanks to its picturesque setting and mellow atmosphere, and chill vibes, Coogee beach makes for a perfect seaside vacation.

Besides the beautiful beach views, Coogee is replete with world-renowned hotels, pubs, and cafes. You can come here and get a taste of the unique Australian cuisine as well as other international dishes. It is also home to the leading leisure and adventure activities which include Standup Paddleboarding & surfing classes, kite flying, and beach volleyball courts where you can have a ball of a time!

Slightly smaller than its counterpart Bondi beach, the Coogee beach is also known for its dangerous coast break, due to which it has been shielded with rock island to keep swimmers safe inside the shore. Safety instructions are also given by patrollers so that no accidents occur on the beach.

Coogee is crowded throughout the season by tourists and locals. Some come here for a picnic, others for surfing, walking, swimming or just basking in the sun. It is also the perfect spot to go for the waterfront stroll or go through the underwater trail on the dazzling seaside.

Coogee Beach commences on the northern side of the seawall and gently curves to the north for 3.7 km. It forms the northern shoreline of the foreland and at its northern point reconnects with the inner calcarenite of the old Pleistocene shoreline called James Rocks. The southern part of the beach is within the regional park, with the Jervoise Bay Sailing Club located at the very southern end.

Coogee is a beachside suburb of local government area City of Randwick 8 kilometres south-east of the Sydney central business district, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. It is also a part of the Eastern Suburbs region. The Tasman Sea and Coogee Bay along with Coogee Beach lie towards the eastern side of the suburb