Formerly part of the Warringah local government area, the Pittwater Council and region is located at the far end of the northern beaches of Sydney, an area that looks out across the Tasman Sea, and named after the body of water known as Pittwater which extends past Barrenjoey Head into Broken Bay.

Pittwater diverse and beautiful landforms range from rainforest gullies to steep boulder strewn slopes, rocky outcrops and escarpments. The region is also very fortunate to have retained its bushland areas and remnant native vegetation, providing home to a variety of native birds, marsupials, reptiles, insects and other fauna now lost from most of Sydney’s suburban areas. With ocean beaches and sand dunes, heath and grassy headlands, woodland and tall forests, wetlands, creeks and estuaries, the Pittwater region has them all.

Check out our listing of Pittwater accommodation and Northern Sydney accommodation. In addition to our listed online travel guide information, contact the local tourism visitor centre for your destination for more attractions, tours, local maps and other information.