Jibbon Beach
An open roadstead anchorage commonly used by those traveliing up or down the coast. With a brilliant beach and a walks into the National Park, it is a popular spot with locals and visitors alike. The beach is "off-lead dog-friendly".
Guest fisherman on buoy at Jibbon Beach
For those willing to explore further in, Port Hacking has much to offer, providing care is taken in a few shallow areas.
Cons: Uncomfortable in an established northeasterly
There is a ferry to Cronulla from trhe Bundeena wharf (time table).
It is well sheltered from the South and as long as you tuck into the eastern part of the bay, it is reasonable even in a modest North Easterly. There are two public moorings and a number of club moorings here.
Bundeena shops are only a short walk or dinghy ride away.
Other sources of information: Lucas NSW (2000) p 101 including 2007 update
The RMYC at Port Hacking has a very useful guide to the area on their website.
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