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Woy Woy: ‘The Venice Of Australia’
Woy Woy: ‘The Venice Of Australia’ is a documentary film directed by Claude Flemming.
A couple (director-narrator Claude Flemming and his niece) take a trip to Woy-Woy by train and visit the various attractions, such as the Bowling club, Memorial Park, and Ettalong Beach. Also shown is the wonderful scenery, beaches, mountains, fishing, surfing, the surf life savers and horse riding. The narrator tells a little of the history of the area and recommends the location as an ideal holiday destination. The picture opens with a shot of the Woy Woy tunnel, followed by the Hawkesbury River Bridge, and then depicts the scenic beauties of Patonga, Ocean Beach, Pearl Beach, Broken Bay and other centres.
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