Cape Cabarita wharf

The Cape Cabarita wharf sits on the Parramatta River (left) with a large decorative gazebo on the shore behind it.

Prince Edward Park which runs along shoreline in this area features a few more gazebos scattered throughout (right).

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Cape Cabarita flats

Some of the new housing developments at Cape Cabarita, in the inner west suburb of Cabarita.

Cabarita, Federation Pavilion

This Federation Pavilion is located at Cabarita Park in the inner west suburb of Cabarita. It was originally located in Centennial Park, where Governor General Lord Hopetoun proclaimed the Federation of Australia in 1901 but was later moved to Cabarita Park.

Cabarita ferry wharf and monument

The William Beach monument (left) is located in Cabarita Park, just up from the Cabarita ferry wharf (right). The Rivercat, which is the watercraft used on the Parramatta River ferry services, can be seen here picking up passengers at the wharf.

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