New Year's Eve Bookings Now Open

Celebrate at Bathers’ this New Year’s Eve with an unforgettable evening of entertainment, Champagne and great food across all three restaurants.
Live music throught the evening & a final perfromace to ring in the New Year. Book now to secure your reservation and make this New Year’s Eve an extraordinary experience!
Restaurant
Champagne on arrival
6 course degustation by executive chef Aaron Ward
Adults $320 Kids $220
Bistro
Champagne on arrival
3 course choice menu plus snacks by executive chef Perry Hill
Adults $220 Kids $170
Betel Leaf
Champagne on arrival
Signature Thai banquet menu by executive chef Perry Hill
Adults $190 Kids $170

'Balmoral Beauty' - Art Exhibition - 5-16 November 2025

About the Exhibition
Local artist and gallery owner Timothy Johnston is known for his large-scale aerial abstract paintings of the ocean.
His signature works of Balmoral and its surrounding bays have been collected both locally and internationally.
In this exhibition, Timothy captures the beauty of Balmoral through rich layers of colour and texture, offering a new perspective on these iconic bays. Experience the
movement, light, and energy of the coastline brought to life on canvas at the ‘Balmoral Beauty’ Exhibition.
About the Artist
Timothy is an established Australian Artist sharing time between Sydney and Los Angeles with his Gallery in Mosman since July 2020. Timothy has co-exhibited with Valerie Taylor AM for their ‘Kingdom of Coral Exhibition’ at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo and projected his artwork on the Sails of the Sydney Opera House in 2021. He has also
exhibited in NSW Parliament Fountain Court Gallery in 2024.

Happy Hour

Wednesday – Friday 4pm – 6pm

$15 Margaritas | $15 Spritz | $20 Louis Roederer | $10 Beer & Wine

Walk ins only | Ends 28th November

Betel Leaf $69 Lunch Banquet

From the Cliffs, the Beach & the Bush | Paintings and Drawings By David K Wiggs

An Exhibition of recent Plein air Artwork produced in the landscape around the cliffs and high points at the entrance of the harbour, the beaches and also the bush.

Featuring paintings and drawings of between the heads, the Manly ferry and Dobroyd Bombora. The relationship between the water currents, swell, wind, watercraft and sea life.The movement and marks made.

It also features work done at the beaches and bush: Balmoral, Freshwater, Dee Why point, Crescent head and Western NSW. The surfers, the swimmers, the waves and weather events. The immense energy of the ocean, the silent power of the land and how life interacts with it.

Showing until the end of October