Cremorne Point

Cremorne Point is a SUB AREA in Sydney, New South Wales.

Cremorne Point is a tranquil harbourside suburb on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, offering a serene escape from the city bustle. This leafy enclave is prized for its scenic foreshore walk, which weaves past historic houses, a tiny sandy beach, and the striking MacCallum Pool—a harbour-edge saltwater pool with postcard views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The walk is a local favourite for jogging, dog-walking, or simply soaking in the yachts bobbing on the water. The main spine, Cremorne Road, features a handful of cafes, a general store, and a ferry wharf that connects directly to Circular Quay in under 15 minutes. Though small, the suburb boasts a strong community feel with weekend markets at the local community centre. While it lacks major hotels, it offers a few boutique B&Bs and holiday rentals. For visitors, Cremorne Point is ideal for a half-day outing: take the ferry, enjoy the 3km loop walk, swim at the pool, and lunch at a waterside café. It’s a peaceful alternative to the tourist crowds of the city centre, with abundant native birds and stunning sunsets.