In close proximity to Balmoral Beach there are great dining places, beautiful lodgings and costly yachts. The place is ideal for a quick swim and picnic with fish and chips at sundown. Actually, that is the type of beach where you can ride your rollerblades, take your pet, bike, sailboard and play football, or just have a picnic.

The middle area of the beach is trimmed with a classic footbridge across the sand to a tree-covered cliff. A part is shielded by a shark net. You may find a small, shady park behind an old club building in the northern tip of the beach. And you can easily get to Chinamans Beach from here. You may rent sailboards & Balmoral Boatshed offers training.

Here you may take a ferry from Circular Quay to Taronga Zoo or Mosman Wharf and head to the village of Mosman. You can view nearby Taronga Zoo, and relish the incredible harbor sceneries. Enjoy Balmoral Beach, one of Sydney Harbor's best, followed by a picnic on the beach. You may also rest at The Spit waterfront leisure area with marinas, cafeterias, restaurants and canoe rent, or have a local kayak trip.

Balmoral Beach has mild summer temperatures, average is between 18-25 °C. Balmoral Beach has moderate winter temperatures, average is between 8-16 °C.

You will have lots things to do here. If you are fond of windsurfing you may easily enjoy it at Balmoral Beach, or just watch somebody else enjoying themselves. You can rent a kayak, rowing boat or sailing boat and discover Middle Harbor from The Spit. Or if you can live without shopping, head for Mosman’s Military Road, where you can find a selection of designer boutiques and homewares stores. You also may visit the fine colonial building, the Tearoom at Gunners’ Barracks.