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If you're looking for the ultimate whale watching experience in Sydney, look no further than Cape Solander!
The Burrawang Walk at Kurnell Visitor Centre offers an easy track with a rich cultural and natural history.
Cape Baily Lighthouse is a scenic stop along the Cape Baily Track in the Kamay Botany Bay National Park near Cape Solander.
In 1770, Lieutenant (later Captain) James Cook landed at the Botany Bay inscription site.
Located in the Kurnell area of Kamay Botany Bay National Park, near the Kurnell Visitor Centre, Commemoration Flat Picnic Area is a beautiful grassy spot that offers stunning seaside views and a perfect picnic experience for families.
Cronulla State Park Kurnell is a must-visit destination in Southern Sydney, offering a stunning 18.2km walk from Cronulla train station to Kurnell.
Kamay Botany Bay National Park is a heritage-listed protected national park located in the Sydney metropolitan region of New South Wales, Australia. It covers a total area of 456 hectares (1,130 acres) and is known for its exceptional cultural and historic heritage values.
Silver Beach is a picturesque and scenic stretch of beach located at the Kurnell Peninsula and fronting Botany Bay.
Towra Point Nature Reserve is a 603-hectare (1,490-acre) protected reserve located on the southern shores of Botany Bay, Kurnell in the Sutherland Shire district of Sydney, New South Wales.
If you want to experience dramatic views of the ocean and rugged coastline, Yena Picnic Area in Kamay Botany Bay National Park near Kurnell is a dream destination. The picnic area is a perfect spot for picnicking, enjoying nature, and taking in stunning coastal vistas. Yena Picnic Area is easily accessible via Muru and Yena tracks or Cape Solander Drive. If you are driving, there is a car park available for visitors. The area is located approximately 20 km south of Sydney's CBD and can be reache