Beautiful Pittwater, situated at the northern end of Sydney’s Northern Beaches and just 45 minutes north of the Sydney CBD. The area’s 125sq km landform is unique, featuring a diverse range of terrain, due to its land mass being located entirely on a Peninsula. Pittwater comprises nine beaches with seven ocean rock pools, rugged headlands and sandstone sea cliffs, tranquil waterways and native bush land including two National Parks, with pockets of rainforest. There are also extensive wetlands providing sanctuary to many bird species, and rock platforms providing habitat for a wide range of marine life.

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The Guringai people had lived in Pittwater for thousands of years when Europeans arrived in 1788 and soon displaced them. By the 1790 most of the Aboriginal people from this area had been wiped out by an epidemic of small pox.From 1810 Aboriginal lands were given to pardoned convicts and free settlers. Some land was cleared for cultivation and to provide timber for building and fuel. Later in the century Pittwater became a farming district, grazing sheep, cattle, horses and pigs and producing butter, milk, vegetables, fruit and wheat.

This unique heritage is why you will find so many interesting Aboriginal sites within the park, such as burial sites, rock engravings, cave drawings, paintings and stencils and other areas that indicate Aboriginal settlers once resided there.

Pittwater was isolated and reached mainly by ship to Barrenjoey and after 1880 to Newport. The earliest land explorations followed Aboriginal tracks. Over the years a rough bush road was established from Manly, along the coast to Narrabeen. By the early 1880s a bridge spanned the ford at Narrabeen. Travellers by coach paused at the Rock Lily Hotel in Mona Vale (which opened in 1886), and then continued northwest to Bayview and Church Point, or northeast for Newport and Barrenjoey.

However since the 1950s, Pittwater has become predominantly residential in character and is a suburban region of Sydney.

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Avalon beach is world famous for the Home and Away tv series and is well worth a visit if you in the area.

If you’re wondering about the Insular Peninsula then its how many Sydney people see those who live here & quite frankly many of them don’t mind being viewed that way.

Mind you when you live here there’s not a lot that can tempt you to leave it.

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