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Holiday houses in Dangar Island

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The living area is characterized by large glass doors opening to a scenic view, allowing natural light to fill the space. A comfortable seating arrangement is present, with a soft blanket draped over a couch. A dining table and rustic shelves are located in the foreground.
Guest suite in Cowan
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

The Lotus Pod - Unique Guesthouse with views

Situated in the grounds of Austral Watergardens nursery, this large,spacious studio is located approx. 50 mins drive north of Sydney. On the doorstep of the Hawkesbury River and Berowra Waters, the Lotus Pod offers a country escape or romantic getaway. With magnificent views across the pristine Mougamarra Nature Reserve and surrounding gardens, a perfect place to relax & unwind. Visit the local eateries, enjoy fresh seafood on the River, Ferry Rides, The Great North walk & bushland scenery

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A wooden boathouse floats on calm waters, surrounded by sailboats and lush hills. The structure features a dark exterior with a single door and a large window. Soft clouds float in a blue sky, reflecting the tranquility of the setting.
Houseboat in Newport
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

The Salty Dog

As seen on Ch7 Morning Sunrise, House&Garden, Inside Out, Homes to Love Au, My Favourite Stays Au & NZ, Stayawhile magazines and Sommerhusmagasinet (Europe) The smell of salt air, the sound of water lapping, the sun glinting off ripples that surround you...a feeling of peace and the world left behind. The Salty Dog is a space that is both cosy and open to the water, a wooden boathouse for two that invites you to relax and just 'be', to go off grid and reconnect with mother nature at her best.

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Tiny home in Somersby
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews

Tiny House - Twin Elks in Somersby

Reconnect with nature at this stunning off grid escape. Surrounded by native Gyamea Lillies this Somersby “Gunya” Tiny House feels far away from the hustle and bustle despite its close proximity to Gosford and only 20 minutes away from Central Coasts beautiful beaches. Located on traditional Darkinjung land this property is often visited by local wildlife including cockatoos, crayfish, deer, cattle and horses and if your lucky you may see the platypus that make home in the creek.

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A transparent dome structure is positioned on a mountaintop, overlooking a vast landscape at sunset. The sky transitions through soft hues of orange and purple, while rolling mountains create a serene backdrop in the distance.
Dome in Bucketty
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Romantic Stargazing Dome +Hot Tub ‘Beyond Bubbles’

**A Truly Magical Experience** Imagine relaxing in a transparent Dome watching the Sun set over the stunning Yengo National Park, followed by a unique and immersive night sleeping beneath a blanket of stars. Unwind in the hot water bathtub, soak in the views, and reconnect with the beauty of nature. Whether it's for a special occasion or just to escape the city, this romantic Dome is perfect for couples looking for an unforgettable retreat. Book now before the dates fill up.

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A peaceful outdoor dining area is complemented by a wooden table under a covered terrace. A hanging light fixture creates a relaxed ambiance. The setting sun casts warm orange and yellow hues over the calm waters of Phegans Bay, framed by lush greenery.
Cottage in Phegans Bay
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 358 reviews

On The Dock Of The Bay… Sunny Waterfront

Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay is our tranquil, designer-styled waterfront retreat. Tucked away at the end of a rainforest-lined road, this hidden gem enjoys breathtaking views across beautiful Phegans Bay. Far from the crowds yet close to the Central Coast’s best beaches, dining and attractions, it’s a place to truly unwind. Wake to birdsong, gently clinking boat anchors and sparkling water views, and rediscover life’s simple pleasures in a setting that feels worlds away.

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Guesthouse in Saint Ives
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Luxury Garden Cottage Retreat - Romantic & Restful

Arriving through antique gates, wander down wisteria covered walkway to your home away from home. Outdoor tiled undercover area with dining/living space, lit in evenings with silk lanterns invite you outside for a special occasion. Light-filled cottage, open plan living/dining area. Bedroom boasts plush queen bed for a blissful nights' sleep. Bathroom invites indulgence with a rainforest shower. Fully equipped kitchen with washing machine. Thoughtful touches throughout.

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A tranquil waterfront scene captures boats docked along a private jetty, with lush greenery lining the shore. The soft glow of sunset reflects on the calm water, creating a serene ambiance. A charming property with large windows, nestled in the landscape, complements the natural beauty.
Guesthouse in Daleys Point
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

Salt & Embers

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil, romantic getaway! Enjoy the amazing views while you relax in this private waterfront sanctuary. During the day, use the private jetty to dive, SUP, kayak, fish or just laze around soaking in the rays. At night indulge in a cocktail and freshly made pizza from your personal pizza oven. Then sit around the fire pit while enjoying the amazing sunset. We provide firewood for one night, and supply and deliver extra for $30 / bag.

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A wooden deck overlooks the calm water, complemented by a rustic bench and a wicker table. In the distance, boats are docked at a jetty, with lush vegetation framing the serene waterfront scene.
Cottage in Dangar Island
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 426 reviews

Boatshed Bliss!- absolute waterfront

Only one hour from the CBD yet it feels like another world. Watch the sun rise over the escarpment rising above the glorious Hawkesbury River and drift off to sleep to the rhythm of gently lapping waves. Come by ferry, water taxi ( not jet ski) by to our car-free island. Curl up with a book, bushwalk, birdwatch, throw in a line or stroll down to the cafe for coffee. Perfect for writers, artists, boaters, photographers and nature lovers. Recharge and make memories!

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A tranquil view is presented from the outdoor pool area, showcasing a curvy pool reflecting the twilight sky. Lush greenery surrounds the space, and adjacent to the pool, a stylish house offers expansive glass doors leading into the interior, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.
Home in Seaforth
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

World Class Villa HarbourView Private Beach Manly

Sitting in an exclusive harbourfront cul-de-sac, you will have a great time with your family and friends in this resort style house. Convenient and close to the shops, restaurants, beaches and reserves. Plenty of local spots for having family time with the children. Spectacular harbour and city skyline view, grand entertainment area and pool cabana, Manhattan stylish courtyard in holiday vibes. We are looking forward to your reservation for a relaxing getaway!

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A heated plunge pool is surrounded by natural bushland, offering sweeping views of the sparkling Hawkesbury River. The outdoor deck features a wooden railing and is bordered by lush greenery, creating a private retreat within the serene landscape.
Home in Patonga
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Stunning Views, Privacy, Heated Pool & Sauna

Escape to Patonga House, a breathtaking sanctuary nestled on 10 acres of pristine bushland. Perched on a hillside adjacent to National Park, this stunning estate offers eagle-eye views over Patonga and the Hawkesbury River, plus includes a heated plunge pool and a panoramic outdoor sauna. The estate has unparalleled privacy yet is just 2 minutes from Patonga Beach & the iconic Boathouse Hotel. Also nearby, Pearl Beach, another coastal paradise.

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An outdoor deck area is shown, featuring a wooden table with several chairs. A gas barbecue is positioned at one end, while views of the river and surrounding greenery are visible through the foliage.
Home in Dangar Island
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Terrumbula

Perched on a sloping block among the tree tops, with views of the Hawkesbury River, Broken Bay and surrounding National Parks, this unique home is a place to relax and let go of the world. High ceilings, floor to ceiling glass and an open plan layout allows you to enjoy the surroundings, no matter what the elements. We are located on the east side of the island where you can watch the first rays of the day rise above the surrounding clifftops.

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A modern cabin is set among trees, with large windows that offer views of the natural surroundings. A gravel area in front features a small fire pit surrounded by stones. Soft lighting enhances the peaceful outdoor setting.
Farm stay in South Maroota
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Soulful Wilderness Cabin "Countryside 100" kingbed

This purpose-built small space is perched in the prettiest spot on a private 25 acre property. With stunning views, an inviting outdoor hot tub and luxurious furnishings, you won’t want to leave. Nurture your soul & pare back to nature with a splash of luxury & comfort. With all the mod cons you could wish for & strategically placed in the most peaceful natural setting you could imagine. Easy access, drive to the front door, no 4WD required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Dangar Island located?

    Dangar Island is set within the Hawkesbury River in New South Wales, surrounded by natural bushland and waterways. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and water-based activities, with local ferries connecting the island to the mainland.

  • When is the best time to visit Dangar Island?

    Mild spring and autumn temperatures are frequently suggested for visiting Dangar Island, as outdoor spaces feel comfortable and natural scenery is abundant. Summer has warm afternoons and opportunities for swimming or boating, while winter is generally quieter.

  • What are some things to do near Dangar Island?

    Explore bushwalking trails, picnic in local parks, or take part in kayaking and fishing around Dangar Island. The island has a small café and opportunities to observe native birdlife, or you can join community gatherings and relaxed local events throughout the year.

  • How is the weather near Dangar Island?

    Dangar Island experiences warm summers, with highs usually between 79–84°F (26–29°C), and mild winters, around 43–65°F (6–18°C). Rainfall peaks in late summer and early autumn, while spring and winter tend to be drier and pleasantly cool.

All about Dangar Island

Dangar Island is a forested retreat on the Hawkesbury River near Brooklyn, just north of Sydney. Nestled between Brisbane Waters and Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, it’s a natural hideaway along the river. Being on the island is a unique experience, as there are no private cars allowed here, and wheelbarrows are the primary method for hauling goods from the ferry. The town was initially an artists’ colony, and today attracts travelers for its secluded beach and stunning views across Broken Bay.

At just 30 hectares in area, Dangar Island can be walked in about two hours along a circular bushland path. The lower ground takes you past the Bowling Club and the only shop and cafe on the island. The higher ground offers picturesque views of the Hawkesbury River and the community hall, which supports numerous groups and workshops. The island has a healthy mix of natural and cultural history, from lush vegetation and migratory birds to Indigenous engravings and rock shelters.

What are the top things to do in Dangar Island?

Kiparra Park

The island’s four-kilometre walking trail showcases its natural beauty and views of the Hawkesbury River. The trail passes Bradley Beach, the cafe, and the bowling club with a turnoff to higher grounds bringing you to Kiparra Park. The park is a favourite picnic spot with a playground and community hall. Allow two to three hours to complete the loop.

Bradleys Beach

Located in the southern portion of the island, Bradleys Beach can be enjoyed year round. The secluded beach is a popular spot for an afternoon picnic, swimming, and relaxing. One of the few accessible beaches in Hornsby Shire, Bradleys Beach hosts events throughout the year, including an annual New Year’s Eve celebration.

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park

Australia’s second-oldest national park combines historical experiences — such as the Aboriginal Heritage walk — and scenic beauty, making it a perfect day trip from Dangar Island. The large park is ideal for cycling, fishing, and bushwalking. Numerous walking tracks and mountain biking trails take you along winding creeks through rainforests, eucalyptus, and mangroves to rocky cliffs with stunning views.