Bundeena-Maianbar Heritage Walk - Bundeena (NSW)

Natcha Siripin Very stunning view ! This is more for people who love trekking and hiking as the route can be very long. Please do not give up when you get to the wedding cake view point because if you walk a bit further you will see the hidden beach (I dont remember the name but it is very pretty)

Javier Gómez García Moderate walk through the bushes and alongside the ocean. We started in Wattamolla Picnic area and the trek is very well preserved and the cliffs walk alongside the ocean is amazing. Better to buy parking ticket online before going, the machines there sometimes don’t work

Sachith Weligepola WOW! I went on a bit of a rainy day (it was sunny at first but then drizzled a bit) and it was amazing! The gloomy vibe added extra beauty to this already-beautiful walk. I did the loop track.

Pincy Jones Pretty amazing spot. The initial walk is relatively easy but there are a couple of spots to be cautious of especially if its been raining the day before. Still plenty of whales around in early October and there was also a pod of Dolphins on my walk. Best to go early in the morning for parking.

Mark Schwartz Great walk with a mix of a trail, nice waterfall and a quiet secluded Marley Beach to finish it off

Camila Silva Amazing place, you can sit down at the bottom part, where the waves hit the rock wall, be careful not to go too close, as you can get very wet and the rocks are slippery. You can simply sit down, away from the edge, enjoy the sound of the waves crashing and the spectacular view of the ocean and the cliff.

Nidhin MJ Wonderful ocean view, nature rich scenery

Ned Marjanovic Cruising through Royal National Park—twists, trees, ocean breeze, and Van Morrison’s Days Like This in the background. One of the most beautiful rides around Sydney. Just the road, the rhythm, and that perfect kind of peace.

Nathan Shardlow Beautiful little hidden beach a short walk from a locked gate at the end of Darook Park Road… Nice little grassy area overlooking the beach as you walk down with a seating bench and sign warning of massive fines for vandalising trees… Once you get to the bottom you are greeted by a large grassy area with plenty of trees for shade and a decent toilet public block… Bins are provided for your rubbish, and the water is crystal clear and very shallow… Even on the high tide you can walk about 100m out and still have your head above water, which makes it a very safe swimming for young families… Be careful exploring the ricks at the north end of the beach, as they are covered in moss and therefore very slippery in sections

Muhmmed Nadeem Beautiful view of both Marley and Little Marley. If you are lucky, you could catch a glimpse of the Dolphins that hang out around the two beaches. Close look at the pictures attached.