Castle Rock

Castle Rock is a secluded, thirty-meter-long harbor beach defined by large, free-standing sandstone boulders that sit directly on the sand. Located within the Sydney Harbour National Park in the suburb of Clontarf, it is tucked into a sheltered cove where the slopes are thick with native bushland. The area is accessible only by a steep, worn-stone walking track that descends from the headland, keeping it largely removed from the surrounding suburban development.