Hight rate 19 location for tourist in Kurnell, NSW , Australia

L Russell Eagle Cove Sand Dunes are a magical spot.

Mohamed Rock in shape of a bear contemplating as it looks over the ocean.

Ameena The Possum it’s definitely a yoga bear

William Wang Very unique rock formations and popular among landscape photographers. Actually closer to walk to the lighthouse than from the national park parking site where $8 entrance charge applies.

David Beautiful whale watching lookout with lots of shade and ample parking. It is also the start point of the Cape Baily track which goes all the way to Kurnell. From this viewpoint you can witness a panoramic view of the Aussie coast and the ocean. For those biking along the road from town this is a great spot for a break. There are however no water fountains or restrooms. Parking is payed.

Jit choudhary Amazing experience and tickets at the entrance. Travelling barista van for the food and coffee etc. parking mostly busy on weekends. Best place to spend weekends with family. Plenty BBQ option in nearby parks. It’s always windy there so keep a jumper.

Thahsin Shahriar One of the beat scenic place for nature lovers. Theres a vast rugged coastline which offers a thrilling walking journey. Sharks & whales are seen here and be aware of snakes. As the old men said beauty & the beast. Here you can enjoy both. You can park your vehicle here for only 8$ fee for whole day. We went there at night so missed the vibrant view but we will surely go there InshaAllah. Its a must visit spot.

Shally Konjo Beautiful beach with an easy walking track. We visited in summer, but now our main goal is to do whale watching. Saw about 4 whales in the distance. Could be individuals or part of a loose pod. We will be back in mid June to see more. Then back in October and November to see them returning with their babies.

Jane Once go there you will never forget the view. With recent upgrades, track is quite easy walking, Dont forget your sunscreens as no shades around. Parking can be an issue too especially on weekends.

David I started my hike from Captain Cooks landing which is under construction so my expectations were pretty low for the rest of it however once I got to Cape Bailys track is was taken back by the beautiful and seemingly endless coastline paired with a wonderful elevated track for the majority of the hike to Potts point which made it so much easier to traverse the otherwise rocky and sandy terrain. I would absolutely recommend this hike to anyone who wants to get out for a few hours, or is looking for great fishing spots along the coast. My only complaint is the lack of accessibility on foot from Kurnell, going by car is almost obligatory.

Maria De Sousa Such a lovely spot to walk. Beautiful views & the trail is mostly elevated walk ways. Little to no shade & no toilets so best to stop at the picnic area before heading up the hill. I have walked this several times & never get sick of it.

L M Beautiful coastal walk. I started on the other end, all the way from Cronulla beach. Signage wasnt the best from that side of the walk until I got closer to the Lighthouse. At times, it made it difficult to find a way around. No toilets or any water stops were available. The views were absolutely stunning. I felt very privileged to be living in such a beautiful country.

Lilian N L Mostly flat coastal walk that is relatively easy and well maintained. I enjoyed the vast horizon and beautiful sky! Gates close at 7.30pm. Tip: bring a sun hat and maybe a windbreaker PS If you or your companion can’t walk, there’s also a viewing point by the carpark that is wheelchair friendly.

Reneyz Nikz Really enjoyed the view. Sighted few whales in ocean. Great spot to relax and have a picnic. We visited the location for the hidden cave.If you are here for the cave, i would suggest to be careful of slippery stones and the dangers of going down and coming back up, too risky. There are also many other picnic spots nearby to enjoy and relax at. The long drive is worth it.

David Great spot to relax or to fish, beautiful view of the coast and the ocean.

Bose Gock Checking out places for fishing looks like its a nice spot I will try this area later.

Ben King Incredible place to go diving. It’s a absolutely teeming with life including Weedy Sea Dragons. Jumping off from the leap and drifting down to the steps was one way to get the most of the area. There was really good viz whilst I was there which really helped to showcase the beauty of this place

Anna S Beautiful place for fishing and diving and little walk. Be careful, stairs may be wet. Easy to find from a parking near the road. $8 for it (day payment only).

Airbus 2525 A lot of car space, Easy to walk, nice view.

Joy WOOD Ample free parking space during weekday. I am not sure for holiday or weekend. Good start point for Cape Baily Track. I went up to Cape Solander. There are very clear guide pole along your way at the beginning park, but there is a little muddy during that section. The only problem is, there is no toilet nearby.

Ali Akbari Beautiful and quiet right beach and coastal walk. The road is a bit weird going through an industrial area but ends up with a free parking. No facilities around.

Jay Brar Car Park gate closes at 7:30pm. Didn’t see any signs or warning about parking gate closure. Paid nearly $125 after we found ourselves locked behind the gates. It’s privately owned like many parks. So this is intentional to make money on someone’s misfortune. Heard that they send security guards out weekly to reopen gates after they received an online payment. Phone number is not visible while entering since it’s behind the top bar of the gate (not visible when the gate is open). Good business model, keep it this way, keep looting.

Javed_mate A hidden gem just beside of Cronulla. The place itself is massive and when the water splashed with the rocks that view is very beautiful. And good for fishing as well.

Priscilla Park, beach and bushwalks in one. You can see the climbing frames long before you get to this park! My 10 year old loved it and so did my 4 year old. I have to say, the ladder access to one slide was a bit concerning as it was so high. A lot of parents must have felt the same as they were climbing the ladder behind their younger kids. And if your kids dont like climbing or heights they may find it frustrating as they wont be able to access the slides. The park also had * 2 decent flying foxes * 4 swings, all facing in to each other * Cubby house for younger kids * Musical pipes the kids can bang * heaps of open space to kick a ball around * Large toilet block The best part was the mini skate park. My son and daughter both enjoyed riding their bikes through it. Be prepared and come with your own shade and picnic blanket as there are only a few covered tables and they fill up fast. You can find trees to sit under but they arent very close to the playground itself. Across the road youll find the beach with no waves and lots of sand and shells for the kids. You can walk along the path adjacent to the beach and take it all the way into the National Park. Along the way youll come across information about the first fleet arrival at Botany Bay. If youre still up for exploring there is a short easy walk called the Yarra Trail, close to the national Park entrance. All in all, it was a wonderful day, broken up with lots of different activities.

Alice Hacker Amazing playground! The main climbing frame is probably best suited to kids aged 5+ but there are also some things for younger kids to play on e.g. swings, slides etc. along with lots of green space and a double flying fox. There’s even a mini skate park area there which is cool!

Joy WOOD Free parking. Very convenient start point for coastal walking.

Ish Lovely little spot that offers amazing views of the coastline, along with the perfect opportunity to do some plane spotting with both domestic and international flights flying above on approach to landing at Sydney Airport. There’s free parking very close to the view points, but it gets quite packed.

Ali Akbari Nice cliffs. Beautiful bush walk along the coast

Monica Miruzzi So peaceful , so delightful nice short walk from car park

G Kim Still wild after Cape Solander has become no longer.

Sharmin Ahmad Very homely and nice place. We used to walk around the beach. Love Kurnell..

Rhunita Khalde We went with our pet Simba to this beach and enjoyed our time. There were many dogs around walking, playing, swimming, so in short a good exercise venue for the k9s. Theres a small park very near this beach where one can relax after the swim. Free parking was available.

Arraiza Francisco (swolecyclist) Off leash area. Good amenities. Big beach and decent parking

Rossella Rinaldi Really nice flat beach. Enough space for many dogs to roam around and a decent stretch of sand to walk up and down as well, to keep the dogs moving. Fountains of water are available as well for you and your dog as well as restrooms. Can walk down the path too and can stop for lunch or drinks nearby.

David Goldstein Small pretty dog-friendly beach where you can watch planes overhead as they come into land.

Arti Fed Great concrete pathway, not hard and relaxing!

Duncan McArdle Lovely scenic walk with some fascinating history dotted along. Plan ahead food and drink wise though as there isnt much around.

Helen Di Domenico We enjoyed a lovely walk along Monument Track to Burrawang Walk. There are plenty of places to stop along the way and read the historic significance of each monument. We even saw a possum just hanging around which my mum took a liking to.

Karen Richardson Absolutely loved visiting, accessible for everyone great spot for little ones to play in Rock pool. Lots of historic info...its a must visit spot to feel the history

nicholas jim (Jimbo) Very short easy walk from visitor centre down to cooks landing place.

Allen Zchu Sand dunes but it was pretty small... Also the industrial machines and stuff in the background dont really help

Joseph Caresosa Experience: Cronulla Sand Dunes is a bit tricky on the maps. There is a long trail but you should make a turn there or else you will end up on the Cronulla Beach which is quite a distance from the Sand Dunes. Also, bring your hats when going here because it is a long walk in the sand and no shade. Appearance: The sand dunes was ‘fine’ for me. Some people might find it too awe-inspiring, but for any well-travelled person, it’s that not stunning. It’s unique on its own way but for some reason, it has a bit of artificial feeling for me. Nevertheless, this place is quite enjoyable. Planning your Trip: The good thing about this place is that if you had already gotten bored of playing around and taking photos at the Sand Dunes, you can walk to the Cronulla Beach near this place. The beach has a good view for it has an integration of Urban Life and Nature. Quite an interesting view for me. Just be warned that the smell of the sea here is quite evident.

Jessica Herbas So pretty! Definetly go during sunset as it is less hot and more beautiful. Warning: the sand is quite hard to walk uphill on so dont go if easily tired. Stay on top of the sandunes for easiest navigation.

Mark Window A part of Australian history. The site of the January 11, 1965, Wanda Sands murders. RIP Christine & Marianne.

KnowOne !! The sand dunes are a must-visit spot, tucked away in the more hidden area at the back of the beach. Getting there can be a bit challenging and tiring—the trail involves going downhill, climbing uphill, and walking on soft sand that easily fills your shoes. The path is quite narrow, with bushes encroaching from both sides, so staying alert is essential. Be mindful of wildlife, especially snakes; I encountered a red-bellied snake on my way. For this trek, I highly recommend carrying essentials like a water bottle, a hat, and sunglasses, particularly on hot days. If you start from the beach and walk all the way to where the trail ends at Captain Cook Drive, the total distance is about 5 km—so plan your trip accordingly.

Jessica Herbas A nice place to be with beautiful views of both the water and incoming planes. If you like plane photography check this place out. This place, although an integral part of Australias history, is a reminder of the beginning of terra- nullus. Beautiful scenery but in terms of history, a sad reminder.

Krishna Shrestha Absolutely stunning location! The peaceful coastal walk, towering pine trees, and ocean views made for the perfect relaxing morning. The lookout pier offers an incredible view across Botany Bay, and the nearby sculpture installation adds a unique artistic touch to the shoreline. Clean paths, plenty of green space, and a sense of quiet history make this a must-visit spot in Sydney. Highly recommend for a scenic walk, photos, or just to unwind by the water. ✨

Juan Beautiful place to spend the day and go snorkeling. The downsides are that there is no shade or public restrooms. However, when the tide goes down, you can cross to the park, where there are trees for shade and picnic tables. Very peaceful spot to relax.

B D Took about 3hrs from bondi junction via train and bus. The bus runs every 30min from cronulla to the landing area. When you get there, there is literally nothing. The bus stop is filthy with overgrown grass/weeds/rubbish. The whole area including the footpath is locked off with construction fencing, you can walk a bit down the beach but its still locked off. You can see some attempt at a landmark but it looks just like a small pillar in an open grass area. There was no one there, theres nothing there. Theres more effort put into making a random backyard park look better. Couldnt leave fast enough. Australia is such a joke for "landmarks". 0 stars

InDaMedia Ratings Today Jimmy and I (Tony) went out for a great big adventure! We went to captain cooks landing place after a drive with Jimmy (he’s learning to drive). The big tower was so big I had to stretch my neck all the way back to look at it. Jimmy really enjoyed this spot, it was very romantical and he got dirty feet. I loved seeing the sun (God is great). There’s a big whale skeleton made out of metal which is epic. There was lots of bird poo. There was a big rock pool in the shape of an 8.There was an electrical pit and I thought of Seamus the electrical engineer. Jimmy tried climbing the big tree but there was a lot of ants. Lastly, the floor said go away so we left. Goodbye. 5/5 - Tony, Junior Analyst, InDaMedia Ratings.

Max Mitchell A great place to go, Take the family and the dog, drive onto the beach and set up straight out of your 4wd swimming surfing fishing this place has it all

Aspen XU I drove inside after finding it on the map, didnt realize it was a private space until I got locked up inside with fine

Mark P Boat Harbour Aquatic reserve covers quite a large area including the Merries reef to the south and extending north east to Potter Point. Toward Potter Point theres lots of marine life here including whales dolphins sharks and everything else. Its a great spot to visit and it can be accessed from the Northern end for no cost - bit of walking involved though

Brenden Wood Cronullas beaches are amongst the most polluted in Sydney - Boat Harbour often the worst says the Sutherland Shire Environment Centre. This is due primarily to the presence of the Cronulla Sewage Treatment Plant which discharges effluent from a clifftop outlet at Potter Point. Vehicles are allowed to park at the southern end of Boat Harbour. Admission is $8 a day - paid to the National Parks and Wildlife Service as you enter Kamay Botany Bay National Park.

rainer alam The lighthouse itself is pretty ordinary. It stands on a small hill. you can do tracking, it will take half an hour to complete a round trip. The view was beautiful. I went there on the time of sunset. It was an easy relaxed walk to the top. You can park your car and then walk towards the lighthouse.

Peter Walker Great walk from the Cape Solander parking lot. There are several bridged sections but some of the walk is rather steep and over the sandstone rock formations making up the cliff.

Bharat Mekkanagadde Walk from cape solander is amazing. A must visit walk for all. Can sight many whales and did walk in winter and still great views. Will visit again in summer.

K M Solaiman Fahim Cape Baily Lighthouse is a hidden gem located in the beautiful Kamay Botany Bay National Park, offering breathtaking coastal views and a peaceful atmosphere. The lighthouse itself, with its simple yet striking structure, stands tall against the backdrop of a clear blue sky, making it a perfect spot for a serene getaway or a photoshoot. The surrounding area is rich with natural beauty, featuring rugged coastlines and native vegetation, which create a picturesque setting for a relaxing walk or a scenic exploration. Whether you’re here for the stunning sunsets or the calming ocean breeze, Cape Baily Lighthouse is an ideal destination for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Shree “A hidden gem! The walk to Cape Baily Lighthouse offers stunning coastal views and peaceful surroundings. Not too crowded and perfect for nature lovers. Just be prepared for a bit of a rocky path and bring water. Totally worth it!” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

jonathan te wara Great park to kick around the footy. Also great club connected to the park Kurnell Stingrays.

Subodh Poudyal A place to take your kids on weekends. Public toilet available.

Rosalie Stubbin We miss living locally to this brilliant park. Came new after covid 2020. So beautiful. The very far end of Kurnell opposite boat ramp and dog exclusive beach! Be sure to keep your pets clear of the play areas. Regular council rangers do come and fine people. Take your rubbish with you. Bring your hats and scooters etc! Such a fun park for all ages! Flying fox is particularly wonderful!

MATTHEW WILLIAMS Parents from the home team Kurnell were very rude and loud to the ref and kids on the home team never once went to retrieve the football which was atrocious