Seven Shillings Beach

Seven Shillings Beach is a beautiful, secluded beach located in Double Bay, Australia. The beach is approximately 250 meters long and the sand is a golden color.

Activities available at the beach include swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The beach has a shark net and is patrolled by lifeguards during the summer months. Other amenities include public restrooms, showers, and picnic tables. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

There is street parking available near the beach, but it can be limited during peak times. Some nearby streets have time-limited parking, while others have unrestricted parking. It is recommended to arrive early to secure a parking spot.

Fun fact: Seven Shillings Beach is named after the cost of the land in 1877, when it was purchased for seven shillings per square meter.

Attractions near the beach include the Double Bay Wharf, which offers ferry services to various destinations around Sydney Harbor. The beach is also close to boutique shopping, cafes, and restaurants in the Double Bay area.

There are several restaurants located within walking distance of the beach, offering a variety of cuisines including Italian, Japanese, and Australian.

There are several hotels located within a short drive of Seven Shillings Beach, including the InterContinental Sydney Double Bay, which offers luxury accommodations and beautiful views of the harbor. The Hughenden Boutique Hotel is also nearby, offering charming accommodations in a historic building.