Gap Park - Watsons Bay (NSW)

5 /5 Firoz Alam: Absolutely a nice place for passing quite time. A pleasant afternoon walk in the park along the bay to soak up the sun, breathe in the fresh air, and feel the sea breeze. Beautiful coastal views from one side and you can also see the city in the distance. This park has several beautiful walking trails.

5 /5 Umi Kulsum: Ocean views and hiking track, do not bring food, just water bottle and enjoy the nature. You can take a break in near park and buy food in watsons bay around there! Bring your best dress, ladies. The wind will make your pose, aweeeeeeeesome! But if you wanna do sport without photo purpose, use sport wear is better! NB: No changing room there, so change your dress in toilet near park. Around 10 minute walking to go this spot, dont wear high heels, sport shoes is recommended.

5 /5 Seeing the world In a different way: What a wonderful view! The trip to Gap Park via the Sydney Harbour ferry to Watson Bay is well worth the effort. Although there is a small walk up and down some stairs I loved going to this place. It was amazing to feel the fresh breeze of the ocean, hear the waves splash relentlessly against the rocks and to see the walls of the cliffs reach up to the sky and down to the ocean. I loved it! I am sure you would too. I walked around the park and decided to walk to Bondi Beach too. That was a bit of a hike, but it was a nice day so I just went for it. If you like my reviews, photos or videos then mind the Gap and hit the like button

5 /5 Evynn Phayre: The Cliff Walk and Gap Park in Sydneys eastern suburbs is an absolute must-visit, especially on a sunny day. The panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean are nothing short of spectacular, with the sun shimmering off the water and the coastal cliffs standing tall against the deep blue sky. The walk is well-maintained and offers a mix of paved paths and natural trails, making it accessible for most fitness levels. Along the way, there are plenty of vantage points to pause and take in the breathtaking scenery, with some offering glimpses of Sydney Harbour and even distant whale spouts during migration season. The Gap Park section is steeped in history and features informative signage about the area’s cultural and natural significance. The combination of rugged cliffs, native flora, and fresh sea air makes this spot incredibly serene. For photographers, the contrast between the sandstone cliffs and the vibrant blue ocean is a dream come true, while nature lovers will appreciate the occasional sightings of seabirds or marine life. Whether youre looking for a peaceful solo walk, a romantic outing, or a family-friendly adventure, the Cliff Walk and Gap Park are unbeatable on a sunny day. Don’t forget to bring water, sunscreen, and your camera!

5 /5 Neil Scaife: A nice place to see, and the views are wonderful, pity it was a bit smog in the distance but still worth the trip