The Sandy Point Boat Ramp is a hidden gem—a quiet, relaxing spot that’s perfect for a laid-back day on the water. If you’re into jet skiing, this place is a summer favorite for testing your skills! Unlike some of the busier ramps, Sandy Point stays relatively uncrowded, making for an easy, stress-free launch.

This small, single-lane concrete ramp is best suited for shallow-draft vessels like tinnies, kayaks, and canoes. Keep an eye on the tides, though—the ramp is shallow and may not provide enough depth at low tide, so plan your launch accordingly. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended, as the ramp can get pretty sandy.

The Transport for NSW’s Boating Now Program and the local council renovated the ramp with major upgrades, including an extension, a new gangway, a floating pontoon with a dedicated launching platform for unpowered vessels, dredging, and seawall repairs.

One downside? Parking is limited, so get there early if you’re bringing a car and trailer.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	1 (with pontoon)
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Limited car and trailer parking
Amenities	None within the ramp
Ramp rating	- Fair

Looking for a boat upgrade or new gear? Sunset Marine Shellharbour is the place to go! Just 1 hour and 8 minutes from the ramp, they stock a top-notch selection of Stacer boats, plus Yamaha and Honda outboard engines. They’ve also got trailers, marine gear, fishing supplies, and all the essentials so you’re covered for your next adventure!