Royal National Park

Welcome to the Royal National Park, a site of profound historical and ecological significance. Established in 1879, this is not only Australia's first national park but also the first in the world to be officially gazetted for…

The Audley precinct serves as the historic and functional heart of the Royal National Park. Situated at the junction of the Hacking River and Kangaroo Creek, this area was developed in the early 20th century to encourage public…

For a panoramic perspective of the park's scale and biological diversity, the Bungoona Lookout walk is essential. This easily accessible trail winds through open eucalyptus forest, providing an intimate look at the flora that…

Wattamolla is arguably the most popular coastal destination within the Royal National Park, and for good reason. The name is derived from an Indigenous word meaning 'place near running water,' a fitting description for this site…

The Royal National Park’s Coastal Track is a 26-kilometer masterpiece of natural engineering, winding along some of the most dramatic cliff lines in Australia. This section of our tour focuses on the unique geological formations…

While technically on the southern fringe of the park, the Sea Cliff Bridge is a vital part of the Royal National Park experience, particularly for those arriving via the Grand Pacific Drive. Opened in 2005, this 665-meter bridge…

Bundeena is a small, vibrant village nestled within the northern edge of the Royal National Park, accessible by road through the park or by a historic ferry from Cronulla. This settlement offers a unique scholarly perspective on…

As your day in the Royal National Park comes to an end, I hope you have gained a deeper appreciation for the foresight of those who established this sanctuary nearly 150 years ago. We have traversed the historic Audley precinct,…