
Next walk:
Monday, 20 October 2025
Manly
Guided walks for over 55s
Come and explore Sydney and the great outdoors with us, meet new people, bring a friend! You don’t have to be a member of Vintage Fitness.
- The next route: Manly Wharf to North Head via Little Manly Beach
- Date: Monday, 20 October 2025
- Start time: 11:30am
- Cost: $20
What will you see on this beautiful walk?
- Native wildlife
- Scenic outlooks
- Australia’s Memorial Walk
- Historic landmarks including North Fort and the Third Quarantine Cemetery
Additional details for your walk
This scenic 7-8km is from Manly Wharf to North Head via Little Manly Beach.
Little Manly Beach: This is a safe, sheltered swimming beach in Sydney Harbour, located a short walk from Manly Wharf. It’s a popular spot for families, snorkeling, and picnics, featuring a kiosk, rocky headlands with rock pools, and beautiful views of the harbour and surrounding suburbs. The location offers stunning views across the harbour towards Mosman and the city’s eastern suburbs.
North Head: The walking tracks are an opportunity for us to discover military fortifications from the Second World War as well as visible evidence of the nation’s early quarantine practices. Iron Cove Bridge, Drummoyne, Rodd Point, Rodd Island, Leichhardt Park and Rozelle Hospital.
Whilst it isn’t a hard walk, it isn’t a completely leisurely stroll. The trail undulates most of the way. The track is in very good condition all the way through and is primarily paved, worn coastal and some roads.
- Start: Manly Ferry Wharf
- Finish: Manly Ferry Wharf (or bus return)
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Distance: 7-8kms
- Timing: Allow 2-3 hours – depends on how many stops we make.
- Bring: Water (we will have extra), sunscreen, hat and a backpack for your belongings (and snacks if you need them!)
Getting there – transport information
The easiest way to get to the Wharf is by Ferry, which leaves from and returns to Circular Quay.
Alternatively you can get the bus or drive – there is also plenty of parking in Manly.

Book now – this is a beautiful walk – you don’t want to miss this one!