Situated a convenient ferry ride from Sydney's central business district, Manly is steeped in rich cultural history and presents a gorgeous seaside spectacle. Named by Captain Arthur Phillip, the suburb boasts a fascinating Aboriginal heritage dating back to the Kay-ye-my clan. Today, Manly stands as a vibrant tourist hub, hosting an array of heritage-listed sites including the historic Manly Town Hall.

Manly's reputation as a beach-side paradise is well-earned, with its stunning beaches like Fairy Bower and Shelly Beach offering boundless opportunities for surfing and other water sports. Not forgetting Manly Beach—marked as a game-changer in Australia's daylight sea bathing norms. The suburb is dotted with eclectic cafes and restaurants, lining both its ocean and harbour shores, while The Corso pulses as its commercial heart.

With a humid subtropical climate, Manly enjoys warm summers and mild winters. Home to the International College of Management, the suburb is also renowned for its cultural and sporting events, reflecting in the Manly International Jazz Festival and the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles NRL team. Fully connected to the city through a ferry service, Manly offers spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, Harbour Bridge, and the Opera House, rendering your commute as memorable as the destination itself.