Nawi Cove

Just a minute’s walk from Barangaroo Reserve is Nawi Cove, a small cove with picturesque sandstone. This beautiful little cove in the middle of the city is available for filming and photography. It’s got stunning views across the harbour, plenty of native planting and shores of ancient sandstone. The space features a foreshore amphitheatre of ancient sandstone, open lawn area and clustered native trees. Sydney’s premier waterfront event venue, Nawi Cove, is in the heart of Sydney but feels like another world. It’s accessible by foot via Wulugul Walk, connected to the city’s cycle trails and nearby several public transport links, including ferry and bus. If you’d prefer to drive there’s also a 300 space public car parking space nearby.

Nice relaxing place to sit and enjoy the views, good to watch the cargo ships come and go if that is your thing.

Just a minute’s walk from Barangaroo Reserve is Nawi Cove, a small cove with picturesque sandstone. This beautiful little cove in the middle of the city is available for filming and photography. It’s got stunning views across the harbour, plenty of native planting and shores of ancient sandstone. The space features a foreshore amphitheatre of ancient sandstone, open lawn area and clustered native trees.

It's a great access from the metro station to this Cove.

Nawi Cove , is a small inlet , off the start of Darling Harbour Even thou when I visited Nawi Cove , there was redevelopment along the foreshore & Wulugul Walk … the stroll past was worth while Wulugul Walk … allows pedestrian access , via Nawi Cove … to/from the park areas of Barangaroo Reserve & the dining / entertainment area of King Street Wharf