Wyee Point is a suburb that is closely located to the Wyee Bay. Located in the southern area of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, the area is near the beautiful shorelines of Lake Macquarie. The lake is also called “Awaba” and it is known to be twice the size of the Sydney Harbour. The lake is the largest permanent saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere. “Awaba” means “a plain surface” in Aboriginal. Wyee Point provides access to nearby eucalyptus forests where a number of important species of birds are thriving.
The nearby Pulbah Island is a nature reserve that is largely uninhabited. There are a number of sailing and yacht clubs found within the shorelines of Wyee Point. The area boasts of recreational activities like boat...
Wyee Point is a suburb that is closely located to the Wyee Bay. Located in the southern area of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, the area is near the beautiful shorelines of Lake Macquarie. The lake is also called “Awaba” and it is known to be twice the size of the Sydney Harbour. The lake is the largest permanent
Wyee Point is a suburb that is closely located to the Wyee Bay. Located in the southern area of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, the area is near the beautiful shorelines of Lake Macquarie. The lake is also called “Awaba” and it is known to be twice the size of the Sydney Harbour. The lake is the largest permanent saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere. “Awaba” means “a plain surface” in Aboriginal. Wyee Point provides access to nearby eucalyptus forests where a number of important species of birds are thriving.
The nearby Pulbah Island is a nature reserve that is largely uninhabited. There are a number of sailing and yacht clubs found within the shorelines of Wyee Point. The area boasts of recreational activities like boating, kayaking, sailing and yacht racing. Recreational fishing can also be done in the saltwater lakes surrounding the Wyee Point area. The town is currently undergoing urbanisation, but most parts are still untouched.