Cobblers Beach And Obelisk Beach

Cobblers Beach And Obelisk Beach

About Cobblers Beach And Obelisk Beach

Located in the scenic area of Mosman, Sydney, Cobblers Beach and Obelisk Beach are premier destinations for naturists seeking a serene getaway. Both beaches offer a clothing-optional atmosphere, adhering to the legal status of nude beaches in New South Wales. They attract both local and international visitors who embrace the naturist lifestyle.

Cobblers Beach is renowned for its calm waters, making it ideal for swimming and sunbathing. It is accessible via a track from Middle Head. Obelisk Beach, known for its more secluded setting, is favored for its privacy and natural surroundings, accessible from Chowder Bay Rd. Both beaches are equipped with basic amenities, ensuring a comfortable experience for all visitors.

Historically, these beaches have been significant in the Sydney nudist scene, offering a safe and welcoming environment for naturists. They are also sites for the annual Sydney Skinny swim event, which celebrates body positivity and freedom.

For those seeking a tranquil escape or an opportunity to connect with nature in its purest form, Cobblers and Obelisk beaches provide the perfect setting. Their enduring popularity underscores their appeal as top choices for FKK (Freikörperkultur) enthusiasts. Embrace the freedom of a naturist lifestyle at these iconic Sydney locations.

Enjoy the sand, sun, and liberating experience of Sydney's favored nude beaches, where the spirit of naturism is alive and thriving.

Cobblers Beach And Obelisk Beach Directions

To get to these beaches from the city cross over the Harbour Bridge and turn off toward Neutral Bay along Military Road (Route 14). Follow this road to Spit Junction. Continue straight ahead at Spit Junction through Mosman Junction and just after Raglan Street bear left into Middle Head Road. Follow this to the end where it turns into Chowder Bay Road. Take the first turn right. After about 100 metres park your car and follow the track to this beautiful beach. There is a bus service (route 244) that operates approximately hourly, on weekends (as well as during the week), that starts from Wynyard in the city and goes to Chowder Bay. follow an unsealed road (on foot) called Cobblers Beach Road. It's a steady decline which is easier than the very steep track located at the edge of the oval.

The steep track is fine and much quicker just take a little care. In addition to the direct bus you can take a ferry to Taronga zoo and then a 236 bus which goes to Balmoral beach but alight on middle head road and walk down about 0.5 km to the navy base and across the oval.