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Small, Secret Sydney Harbour Beach
牛奶海滩的点评
点评：Milk Beach is a small, secret Sydney harbour beach, hidden away in the Sydney Harbour National Park. It's one of several tiny but lovely beaches along the Hermitage Foreshore Walking Trail.
The views here are stunning. The beach looks directly across Sydney Harbour towards the city skyline and the Harbour Bridge. It’s a pretty special view to be looking at while you swim.
Despite the misleading name, the water is crystal clear, not cloudy or milky. The name is an historic reference and comes from the early days, when milk was delivered by boat. The milk boat would pull up here on this beach to drop off supplies to nearby Strickland House. Sort of like a colonial version of Ubereats.
The beach itself is maybe only 50 metres long, with a stretch of golden sand and is sheltered by sandstone rock formations at either end. This is a harbour beach, not a surf beach, so the waves are gently lapping. It’s more like swimming in a calm cove or bay.
I can see some reviews that mention broken glass or rubbish but we saw none of this when we were there.
Behind the sand, is a long grassy stretch which is perfect for picnics. There are rock shelves to the right of the beach which are nice areas to stretch out in the sun. If you explore a little, you’ll find a number of small rock pools here.
TIPS: Be aware that there are no facilities. No lifeguards and no cafe, shop, toilets or change-rooms. You’ll need to bring everything in with you. There is a nearby porta-loo at Strickland House (which sits above the beach) but it was looking pretty grim when we were there so I’d recommend using it only as a last resort. The nearest facilities are at Neilsen Park and Shark Beach where you’ll find a cafe, a kiosk and toilet blocks. Make sure to take sunscreen, hats etc as there’s not much shade.
GETTING THERE: Access can be tricky. Most people walk in, taking the Hermitage Walking Trail, a stunning bush walk which is well worth doing. Milk Beach is about halfway along, It's about 15 min from Neilsen Park & about 20 min from the Rose Bay end, although parking is much easier at the Neilsen Park end. By public transport from the city, catch a ferry to Rose Bay or a train to Edgecliff Station and then a bus along New South Head Rd towards Vaucluse or Watsons Bay. Jump off at Bayview Hill Rd and walk to the very end (its a few minutes only). Bayview Hill Rd is the one just before the large Gothic looking Kincoppal School. If you pass this on your left, you’ve gone too far so jump off at the next stop and walk back. If walking is not your thing, you can get closer if you park as near as possible to Strickland House (on Carrara Vaucluse Roads) and walk the very short distance down. Entry to the National Park is free.
TIPS: Be aware that there are no facilities. No lifeguards and no cafe, shop, toilets or change-rooms. You’ll need to bring everything in with you. There is a nearby porta-loo at Strickland House (which sits above the beach) but it was looking pretty grim when we were there so I’d recommend using it only as a last resort. The nearest facilities are at Neilsen Park and Shark Beach where you’ll find a cafe, a kiosk and toilet blocks. Make sure to take sunscreen, hats etc as there’s not much shade.
GETTING THERE: Access can be tricky. Most people walk in, taking the Hermitage Walking Trail, a stunning bush walk which is well worth doing. Milk Beach is about halfway along, It's about 15 min from Neilsen Park & about 20 min from the Rose Bay end, although parking is much easier at the Neilsen Park end. By public transport from the city, catch a ferry to Rose Bay or a train to Edgecliff Station and then a bus along New South Head Rd towards Vaucluse or Watsons Bay. Jump off at Bayview Hill Rd and walk to the very end (its a few minutes only). Bayview Hill Rd is the one just before the large Gothic looking Kincoppal School. If you pass this on your left, you’ve gone too far so jump off at the next stop and walk back. If walking is not your thing, you can get closer if you park as near as possible to Strickland House (on Carrara Vaucluse Roads) and walk the very short distance down. Entry to the National Park is free.
翻译：牛奶海滩是一个隐秘的悉尼海港小海滩，隐藏在悉尼海港国家公园内。它是 Hermitage Foreshore Walking Trail 沿线的几个小而可爱的海滩之一。这里的景色令人惊叹。海滩直接俯瞰悉尼海港，眺望城市天际线和海港大桥。当你游泳时，这是一个非常特别的景色。尽管名称具有误导性，但水清澈透明，既不浑浊也不浑浊。这个名字是一个历史参考，来自早期用船运送牛奶的时代。运牛奶的船会停在这个海滩上，向附近的斯特里克兰之家运送补给品。有点像 Ubereats 的殖民地版本。海滩本身可能只有 50 米长，有一片金色的沙滩，两端被砂岩岩层所遮蔽。这是海港海滩，而不是冲浪海滩，因此海浪在轻轻拍打。这更像是在平静的海湾或海湾游泳。我可以看到一些评论提到碎玻璃或垃圾，但我们在那里时没有看到这些。沙滩后面是长长的草地，非常适合野餐。海滩右侧有岩石架，是在阳光下伸展身体的好地方。如果稍微探索一下，您会发现这里有许多小岩石池。
TIPS：注意没有设施。没有救生员，也没有咖啡馆、商店、厕所或更衣室。你需要把所有东西都带进来。 Strickland House（位于海滩上方）附近有一个 porta-loo，但我们在那里时看起来非常严峻，所以我建议仅将其用作最后的手段。最近的设施位于尼尔森公园 (Neilsen Park) 和鲨鱼海滩 (Shark Beach)，那里设有咖啡馆、售货亭和厕所。确保带上防晒霜、帽子等，因为没有太多阴凉处。
到达那里：访问可能很棘手。大多数人走进去，走的是 Hermitage Walking Trail，这是一条令人惊叹的丛林步道，非常值得一游。牛奶海滩大约在中途，距离尼尔森公园约 15 分钟，距离玫瑰湾尽头约 20 分钟，尽管在尼尔森公园尽头停车更容易。从市区搭乘公共交通工具，搭乘渡轮前往玫瑰湾或搭乘火车前往埃奇克利夫站，然后乘坐巴士沿新南头路前往沃克吕兹或屈臣氏湾。在 Bayview Hill Rd 下车，然后步行到尽头（只需几分钟）。 Bayview Hill Rd 就在大型哥特式建筑 Kincoppal 学校之前。如果你从左边经过这里，你就走得太远了，所以在下一站下车然后走回去。如果您不喜欢步行，则可以将车停在尽可能靠近 Strickland House（位于 Carrara Vaucluse Roads 上）的地方，然后步行很短的距离。进入国家公园是免费的。
TIPS：注意没有设施。没有救生员，也没有咖啡馆、商店、厕所或更衣室。你需要把所有东西都带进来。 Strickland House（位于海滩上方）附近有一个 porta-loo，但我们在那里时看起来非常严峻，所以我建议仅将其用作最后的手段。最近的设施位于尼尔森公园 (Neilsen Park) 和鲨鱼海滩 (Shark Beach)，那里设有咖啡馆、售货亭和厕所。确保带上防晒霜、帽子等，因为没有太多阴凉处。
到达那里：访问可能很棘手。大多数人走进去，走的是 Hermitage Walking Trail，这是一条令人惊叹的丛林步道，非常值得一游。牛奶海滩大约在中途，距离尼尔森公园约 15 分钟，距离玫瑰湾尽头约 20 分钟，尽管在尼尔森公园尽头停车更容易。从市区搭乘公共交通工具，搭乘渡轮前往玫瑰湾或搭乘火车前往埃奇克利夫站，然后乘坐巴士沿新南头路前往沃克吕兹或屈臣氏湾。在 Bayview Hill Rd 下车，然后步行到尽头（只需几分钟）。 Bayview Hill Rd 就在大型哥特式建筑 Kincoppal 学校之前。如果你从左边经过这里，你就走得太远了，所以在下一站下车然后走回去。如果您不喜欢步行，则可以将车停在尽可能靠近 Strickland House（位于 Carrara Vaucluse Roads 上）的地方，然后步行很短的距离。进入国家公园是免费的。
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