Diamond Bay Reserve is located in Vaucluse which is the eastern suburb of Sydney, the capital city of New South Wales, South Head peninsula, about 8 kilometers driving distance from downtown Sydney.
Diamond Bay Reserve faces the South Pacific Ocean, because of its iconic stone gate and cliffs are very suitable for taking photo, coupled with the emerald blue sea located at the edge of the cliff, it has become a new famous attraction on INS, it is known by more and more people as "the most beautiful cliff of the Southern Hemisphere".
Being very quiet, Diamond Bay Reserve is surrounded by private mansion and high-end hotel locks. Its development degree is relatively low, the climbing process is slightly thrilling, visitors need to be prepared in advance. The entrance to the reserve is an open lawn, with wooden trestle steps for tourists to go down, but if you want to take pictures on the cliff, you need to go in from the small dirt road outside the trestle. People who are afraid of height are not suggested, because there is still a little thrilling. Especially when you walk on the other side of the stone gate, because there is no fence, you must be somewhat scared when looking out. But as long as you walk carefully, there won't be a big problem, and some brave people extend their legs directly outside the rock wall. Stone pillar gate is also a great place to take pictures, you can stand in the door frame, or sit at the top of the door frame.
Public transport:
The nearest stations to Diamond Bay Reserve are:
Old South Head Rd Near South Head Cemetery is 484 meters away, 7 min walk
Military Rd Opp Kimberley St is 537 meters away, 8 min walk
Old South Head Rd After Laguna St is 746 meters away, 10 min walk
Old South Head Rd Near Burge St is 747 meters away, 10 min walk
Waverley Council encourages visitors to Diamond Bay Reserve to stay away from the cliff's edge. A 27 year-old woman past away recently after slipping when taking a photo on the cliff's edge at Diamond Bay. Fencing and signs are there for your safety. Please take care and don't risk your life for a photo.
Tickets:
Free
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