Loving our Area Guide? Discover the best places to drink, dine, shop and play in your neighbourhood on our website. If you’re in the market for a sea change, you may even find the next suburb to call home. sitchu.com.au/suburb-guides Peats Bite Accessible only by boat or helicopter, Peats Bite offers an intentional dining experience and serene boutique accommodation. Their signature long lunch experience is a moment to be savoured, as you take in the views of the river and the surrounding nature reserve. Berowra Waters Boat Hire No boat, no worries. Berowra Waters Boat Hire offers a selection of vessels, from BBQ boats and kayaks to 30-foot cruisers, for a tranquil day on the water. Calabash Bay Lodge For a taste of Berowra Water’s barefoot luxury, water and air accessible Calabash Bay Lodge awaits. Ideal for exploring the secret beaches of the bay, this luxe stay is for those seeking serenity. Address provided upon booking STAY DRINK Lot 5 Sunny Corner, Berowra Waters Berowra Waters Inn Located right on the water, ensconced in historic sandstone, Berowra Waters Inn provides the backdrop to what will be one of your most memorable meals. Awardwinning chef Brian Geraghty is the brains behind the six-course seasonal degustation that utilises produce from the river, the banks and Ku-Ring-Gai National Park itself. 1 Calabash Point, Berowra Waters @wildluxury__co The Spa Rooms Perfectly placed in the tranquil Berowra Heights, The Spa Rooms is a local haven for beauty and wellness treatments. Providing everything from facials and massages to Reiki and meditation, nurture and healing are the aim of the game. 138a Berowra Waters Road, Berowra Heights 199 Bay Road, Berowra Heights @peatsbite @berowra_waters_boat_hire @berowrawatersinn @thesparooms PLAY The Berowra Valley stretch of the Great North Walk traverses sandstone ridges and bushland around Berowra Waters. It’s a challenging hike with steep sections, but the views — especially from Naa Badu Lookout — are well worth the effort. Great North Walk Berowra Valley National Park @nswnationalparks SITCHU MAGAZINE
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