Scotland Island Lodge

Unique exclusive Bed & Breakfast on beautiful Scotland Island Ideal for couples and small groups. Kayak to Salvation Creek and experience the wonder of Pittwater.
SMH Weekends Away article on Scotland Island Lodge in February 2007 by Steve Meacham
"CHARMING HOSTS. GREAT FOOD. GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. SENSE OF BEING IN A SPECIAL PLACE.'

SMH TRAVE SECTION JANUARY 2004 by Kate Cox
'Too often, the breakfast part of B&B's falls by the wayside, but Rosemary is passionate about cooking and her big English breakfasts are out of this world.'
'The Beds. Perfect for a deep sleep before being woken by the birds.'

Read the latest Best Selling Book by Susan Duncan 'SALVATION CREEK' then come and experience the beauty of the place. Another world so close to Sydney. See you soon!!

Where are we?

On Sydney's Northern Beaches, about 25 kilometres from the CBD. Easily accessible by car or Public Transport. A regular bus service is available between Church Point and the CBD and also Manly Wharf if you are coming across on the Manly ferry.
From the moment you reach Church Point on Sydney's Northern Beaches to catch the ferry over to the island, all stress dissapears
The ferry takes you to Tennis Court Wharf where we will meet you and help you find your way to the lodge as there are no street signs!
Ferries leave regularly and there is a also 24 hour Water Taxi service.
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Accessible only by boat just an hour from Sydney.

Just one of our overseas guests comments

"Are you looking for an escape but still want to stay close to Sydney? You are in for a treat. Less than an hour's drive from Sydney, Scotland Island is nestled amidst the stunning natural beauty of the magnificent Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Set in the heart of Pittwater, the area encompasses superb waterways, wharves, boatsheds, ferries, and secluded beaches, just 27kms from the centre of Sydney. The thriving native bushland contains pockets of rainforest, rivers, creeks, waterfalls, sandstone headlands and a wonderful collection of accessible Aboriginal rock art. It is an island only accessible by boat or ferry. There are plenty of fantastic walks on the island or in the nearby National Park.
We stayed at SCOTLAND ISLAND LODGE, a delightful B&B hideaway on the North Eastern side of the island, owned and run by Colin and Rosemary Haskell. Scotland Island Lodge has just three rooms; a king size ensuite, and a queen and twin rooms which share a bathroom. Rosemary is passionate about cooking; her big English breakfasts are simply delicious. There are so many fantastic things about Scotland Island, you'll just have to experience them for yourself".
*A recent article by Angela Lam, a Canadian tourist who stayed here. *