Kyle Bay

Kyle Bay has been a long-held secret of Georges River locals as a great place to enjoy nature.

It was named after settler Robert Kyle, who arrived in Australia in 1842 from Tyneside, England, with his wife Maryanne and son Alexander. From around 1860, Robert and Alexander started a shipbuilding business at Kyle Bay. The name Harness Cask Point, located on the western side of Kyle Bay, is a homage to the suburb’s maritime origins.

There are a small strip of eateries and coffee shops that have become favourites for locals and visitors.