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 Everything for surfing |
44 Pittwater Road Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0)2 9977 3777 |
Centrally located, just a short stroll from the ferry wharf and close to the beach, Aloha Surf Shop is one of Australia's largest retailers of surf gear. They stock a full range of surf boards, boogie-boards, surf wear and general accessories. Staff are helpful and are full of information about their favourite sport! You can also rent a surf or boogie-board, including wetsuit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of the best stores in Sydney |
178 Sydney Road Fairlight Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0) 9949 6255 http://www.fathomdivers.com/sc... |
Offering reasonably priced gear for sale in a well-stocked shop, staff have a reputation for expert advice and a well regarded safety record. Fathom Dive rent, sell and service gear, as well as organizing free shore dives on Saturdays, boat dives on weekends, night and mid-week diving. They also run all manner of scuba courses from beginners to advanced and specialty courses like Rescue Diver. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Summer reading |
60-64 The Corso Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0)2 9977 1699 |
The location of Humphrey's could not be better--you have to walk right past it on your way from the Manly Ferry Wharf to the beach. So it is the perfect spot to pick up a little light reading to tuck in your beach bag, or for the ferry ride back to the city. This sprawling newsagency-come-bookshop has books on subjects ranging from art and crafts to classics and contemporary fiction, as well as an impressive reference section. You can also pick up inexpensive cards and stationery, and take advantage of Humphrey's customer loyalty program and seniors discounts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Craft market by the seaside |
Market Lane and Sydney Road Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0)2 9315 7011 |
100% Australian work is on sale at these pretty beach side stalls, just off The Corso. All the arts and crafts are hand-made and screened for quality by a selection committee. Showcasing the finest of arts and crafts, and offering a diverse range of products, from handcrafted leather shoes and jewelery, to water color paintings, crafted ceramics and glass wear, gorgeous silk scarves and a wonderful range of unusual Australian souvenirs. Catch the ferry or Jetcat and spend the day at the beach and exploring the stalls and excellent cafes and restaurants in Manly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Members only golf |
38-42 Balgowlah Road Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 2 9948 0256 |
This is a beautifully kept, tree-lined course, of a challengingly high standard, with moderately fast greens. This is a traditional Golf Course with a strict dress code. You will need to know a member to have a game, or inquire about a game on a Thursday, which is corporate golf day. The imposing Clubhouse is smoke-free, with a restaurant, bar, practice area, Pro-Shop and lessons. Cost: A round of golf with a member AUD30; AUD25 for buggy hire; AUD25 for club hire Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All your paddling needs |
337 Condamine Street Manly Vale Sydney, NSW 2093 Australia +61 (0)2 9907 9766 |
Q Craft have been established for over 10 years on the Northern Peninsula. Friendly staff sell and rent a great range of sea kayaks, folding kayaks and surf skis, as well as paddling accessories, clothing, books and magazines. Their local advice on where to go is invaluable! Test paddling welcome. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Unique Australian Threads |
30 Pittwater Road Manly Sydney, NSW 2095 Australia +61 (0)2 9976 2944 http://www.spacejunk.net.au |
A trip to Spacejunk is a must for the business or leisure traveler wanting to get a taste of the Australian fashion scene, where designers are artists and art becomes design. Behind the Spacejunk concept is a creative store/gallery that naturally brings the world of contemporary art and clothes together. The shop is stocked with one-off and beautifully crafted clothing for men and women, amidst a permanent gallery collection and ongoing exhibitions representing some of Sydney's most prominent artists. Spacejunk offers a fascinating interpretation of what is relevant in urban art and fashion design today. - Kate White Review © 2007, Wcities |