Summer at Marrinawi Cove
Summer at Marrinawi Cove
02
Nov
23
Feb
Event

Summer at Marrinawi Cove

When
Saturdays & Sundays, 
12-3pm
Where

Marrinawi Cove,
Barangaroo Reserve

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Price

FREE

Map, showing Summer at Marrinawi Cove

Barangaroo's urban oasis for swimming, sunning, and live music this Summer!

Tired of the beach crowds and it’s not even summer yet? Craving a dip in crystal-clear water without the hassle of a beach commute? Look no further than Marrinawi Cove.

Nestled in the heart of Barangaroo, Marrinawi Cove offers a serene escape where you can soak up the sun, splash in the calm waters, and enjoy the stunning views of the city skyline.

Every weekend from November to February, Marrinawi Cove will come alive with a lineup of free live acoustic music performances that will set the mood for a perfect day out!  And don't forget to indulge in a delicious gelato treat while you bask in the sunshine.

So, whether you're a local looking for a new weekend adventure or a visitor seeking a unique experience, Marrinawi Cove is the place to be. Come and discover Sydney's best-kept secret!
Live music
Sat 23 Nov
Gene Gibson
Gene is folk-rock musician from Sydney, Australia. He takes inspiration from the classic Americana songwriting of the 60s and 70s and revitalise it with a distinctive modern lyrical twist.
Sun 24 Nov
Michael Giglio
With a career spanning over six years, Michael has established himself as a prominent figure in Sydney's live music scene. From the vibrant coastal town of Hawks Nest to the bustling suburb of Oak Flats, his soulful performances have graced countless venues across the city.
Sat 30 Nov
Carly Mozsny
Carly Mozsny is a local musician who has a strong passion for music. She plays covers from various categories but loves country music and has a country sound. Carly has a bunch of family and friends who come along to her gigs so if you’re after foot traffic in your venue then rest assured, Carly can make that happen!
FAQs
  • No diving
  • Slippery surface
  • Uneven surfaces
  • No boats launching
  • No kayaks
  • Consumption of alcohol is prohibited
  • Follow direction of Placemaking Rangers at all times
  • Find out more information here

Similar to other small swimming locations on the harbour, the Marrinawi Cove area will not be staffed by swimming lifeguards or an equivalent level of monitoring.

The wider area will be monitored as an extension of the existing monitoring systems at Barangaroo to provide a level of management and response by the Rangers team in the event of an incident.

The Cove will be cleaned on a monthly basis to minimise the growth of oysters, algae and other marine life.

A shark net is an integral part of the design for this location given the proximity of the location to the deep waters of Sydney Harbour. The shark net is anchored to the floor of the Cove and fully encloses the swimming area.

Ahead of opening the enclosure we completed periodic water quality testing to ensure this is a safe place for the community to swim. Ongoing monitoring of water quality will remain in place. The NSW Government is investigating appropriate systems for the longer-term monitoring of water quality in the future.

Yes, but when walking in Barangaroo, dogs need to be on a leash at all times.

No, fishing is prohibited at Barangaroo.

Please enter via the Towns Place Entrance

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