0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 5 km North Hd. Grotto Pt. Neutral Bay Lavender Bay Berrys Bay Goat Island Vaucluse Bay Double Bay South Hd. Woolloomooloo Bay Elizabeth Bay Hermit Bay Parsley Bay Kurraba Pt. Shell Cove Cremorne Pt. Darling Pt. Point Piper Cannae Pt. Blues Pt. Walsh Bay Darling Harbour Careening Cove Rushcutters Bay Clark Island Nielsen Pk. Fort Denison Sydney Cove Milsons Pt. Kirribilli Pt. Mosman Bay Little Sirius Cove Watsons Bay Balmoral Shark Island Balls Hd. Bay Gore Cove Iron Cove Snails Bay Mort Bay Rozelle Bay Blackwattle Bay Cockle Bay Cockatoo Island Manns Pt. Birchgrove Woodford Bay Greenwich Rose Bay North Harbour Middle Harbour Manly Cove Manly Beach Bradleys Hd. Middle Hd. Chowder Bay Taylors Bay Athol Bay Yurulbin Tunks Park Salt Pan Cove Long Bay Willoughby Bay Killarney Pt. Roseville Fig Tree Pt. TASMAN SEA PORT JACKSON 5560 METRES (APPROX) North Harbour Manly Cove SEE INSET INSET (not to scale) THIS MAP TO BE USED AS A GUIDE ONLY and should be read in conjunction with the eighth schedule of The Management of Waters and Waterside Lands Regs. - NSW N E W S 6 1 2 4 4 3 5 List of buoys 1. Chowder Bay Naval Buoys; (2) 2. Athol Bay Buoy 3. Point Piper Buoy 4. Man o’War Anchorage Naval Buoys 5. Naval Buoys Spectacle and Snapper Islands; (20) 6. Naval Buoys Hunters Bay, Middle Harbour; (8) Prohibited areas for sailboarding in the Port of Sydney
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km
NorthHd.
GrottoPt.
Neutral Bay
Lave
nd
erB
ay
BerrysBay
GoatIsland
VaucluseBay
DoubleBay
SouthHd.
Woo
lloom
oolo
o
Bay
ElizabethBay
HermitBay
Parsley Bay
KurrabaPt.
ShellCove Crem
orne
Pt.
DarlingPt.
PointPiper
Cannae Pt.
Blues Pt.
Walsh Bay
Dar
ling
Har
bo
ur
CareeningCove
RushcuttersBay
ClarkIsland
NielsenPk.
FortDenison
SydneyCove
MilsonsPt. Kirribilli
Pt.
MosmanBay
LittleSiriusCove Watsons
Bay
Balmoral
SharkIsland
Balls Hd.Bay
Gor
e Co
ve
Iron C
ove
Snails Bay
Mort Bay
Rozelle
Bay
Blackwattle
Bay CockleBay
CockatooIsland
MannsPt.
Birchgrove
WoodfordBay
Greenwich
Rose Bay
North Harbour
Middle Harbour
Manly Cove
ManlyBeach
BradleysHd.
Middle Hd.
ChowderBay
TaylorsBay
AtholBayYurulbin
TunksPark
Salt PanCove
Long
B
ay
Will
ough
by B
ay
KillarneyPt.
Roseville
Fig Tree Pt.
T
AS
MA
N S
EA
PORT
JACKSON
5560 METRES (A
PPROX)
North Harbour
Manly Cove
SEE INSET
INSET(not to scale)
THIS MAP TO BE USED AS A GUIDE ONLYand should be read in conjunctionwith the eighth schedule ofThe Management of Waters and WatersideLands Regs. - NSW
N
EW
S
6
1
2
44 3
5
List of buoys1. Chowder Bay Naval Buoys; (2)
2. Athol Bay Buoy
3. Point Piper Buoy
4. Man o’War Anchorage Naval Buoys
5. Naval Buoys Spectacle and Snapper Islands;(20)
6. Naval Buoys Hunters Bay, Middle Harbour; (8)
Proh
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or sa
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in th
e Po
rt of
Syd
ney
Sailboarding in Sydney HarbourAs Australia’s premier waterway, Sydney Harbour and itsconnecting bays provide unmatched opportunities for allforms of boating from power craft to sailboards.
It is also one of the world’s busiest harbours, with smallcraft and sailboards sharing the water with largecommercial ships and ferries.
An understanding of the safe boating rules, which apply tothem no less than to other craft, will help sailboard ridersto enjoy their exciting sport in safety.
Remember the three Cs of water safety - care, courtesyand commonsense.
Safety equipment Sailboard riders are required to wear a lifejkacket orpersonal flotation device (PFD) when more than 400metres from the nearest shore. However, riders areadvised to wear such a vest at all times.
Areas for sailboardingSailboard riding is permitted in all areas of SydneyHarbour except:
(a) within the area coloured yellow on the map overleaf;
(b) within the fifth and sixth spans from the northern endof the Ryde Road Bridge located approximately 140 metres upstream from Mortlake Point;
(c) within the third and fourth spans from the northernend of the Ryde Rail Bridge located approximately 210 metres from Mortlake Point; and
(d) within 50 metres of any public jetty or certaincommercial mooring buoys listed overleaf or any vesselmoored to any such buoy.
These represent the commercial shipping areas and areaswhere sailboard riders would be at risk from othervessels.
The use of a sailboard in a prohibited area carries amaximum penalty of $1500.
Navigation regulationsSailboard riders are required to observe the Navigation(Collision) Regulations, which are set out in more detail inthe Safe Boating Handbook.
Simplified diagrams illustrating the Give Way rules are below.
Some rules to avoid collision
CautionThis publication contains only extracts from theManagement of Waters and Waterside Lands Regulations –NSW. Boat users should acquaint themselves with the fulltext of the Regulations.
Every overtakingvessel (however propelled)
gives way, to the vessel being overtaken.
Wind on Port sidesailboard to give way.
Sailboard towindward.Sailboard to give way.
Wind onStarboard side.
Vessel to Leeward.
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Power vessels giveway except when sailing craft including sailboards are overtaking.
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Further InformationMore information:
Info Line on 13 12 56 (open 7 days a week 8.30am to 4.30pm)Your local Waterways Authority Service Centre
www.waterways.nsw.gov.au
Sailboardingin the waters of SydneySailboardingin the waters of Sydney
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