Six Family-Friendly Natural Swimming Spots in NSW
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app6 places in New South Wales: Swansea Heads, Iris Moore Reserve, Fairy Pools, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by Facebook.

Swansea Heads
Place
• Natural rock pools perfect for swimming and exploring • Best to visit during low tide and low swell conditions • Check ocean conditions before heading out, especially with kids

Iris Moore Reserve
Park
4.6
• Natural rock pools ideal for snorkeling and exploring • Recommended after a big swell for natural cleaning • Visit during low tide and low swell for safest conditions

Fairy Pools
Landmark
5.0
• Secluded natural rock pool with clear water for swimming • Best to visit during low tide and low swell for safe conditions • Check ocean conditions before going, especially with children

Catherine Hill Bay
Place
• Historic mining town with beautiful beaches and a rock pool • Ideal for swimming and exploring the unique coastal landscape • Best to visit during low tide and low swell for safest conditions

Fingal Bay
Place
• Picturesque bay with a natural pool, part of Barry Park • Great for swimming and exploring coastal rock formations • Check ocean conditions before visiting, especially with kids

Bogey Hole
Swimming pool
4.7
• Historic ocean pool carved by convicts in 1819 • Popular spot for ocean swimming and cooling off • Best after a big swell to ensure cleanliness and clear water
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