The track is still there, the grass is still there, but the sand has completely disappeared. not…read moreone grain left. Combine that with rough, unswimmable surf and you have to do some soul searching. Personally I don't think it's worth it anymore.

Went on a mildly wet day, definitely some slippery points in the trail as well as leeches…read more The beach at the end of the trail was well worth the short hike.

This is a great place if you want to try your hand at some mini-golf or hit some balls at the…read morerange. The prices are fair ($3 club hire and $12 for 100 balls), although the price for 100 balls will be going up to $14 very soon. The owner is knowledgable and will give you free advice if you ask for it. They have a huge range of clubs for sale with prices ranging from $19 to $60+ for individual clubs as well as sets of clubs (I didn't see those prices). They also have demo models for you to try out before you buy. If you're going for the driving range, there is a huge range if clubs to try out when it comes to club hire. If you wish, you can try as many different clubs per session as you'd like, or you could bring your own. Overall, this is a great place for the seasoned player and the newbie, alike. They're undergoing renovations (at the time of writing) which will make it an even better place to slice.

Wattamolla beach rests peacefully in Sydney's Royal National Park, which was established in 1879…read moreand boasts the title of World's second oldest national park (after Yellowstone in the USA). Wattamolla takes its name from the local Aboriginal word meaning, "place near running water." A perfect description for this aquatic wonderland. Wattamolla is a beautiful combination of beach and fresh water lagoon, separated by a sandbar. The unpatrolled beach, though not suitable for surfing (Wattamolla is a cove, so protected from swells) is clear and sparkling most days, and if you're lucky you might even see a seal or two swim into the cove to say hi. But be careful of the curious bluebottles, whose corpses often line the shore in summertime. Sheer cliffs frame the lagoon, which is perfect for toddlers and children, and it is a popular spot for cliff jumping (but it is illegal, and the varying depths of the lagoon have caused serious injuries). Wattamolla offers easy access to over 100 kilometres of walking tracks spanning the National Park, including the popular coastal walk from Bundeena to Otford The grassed cliff-top above the beach provides picnic tables, barbeque facilities, and not-too-scary public toilets. The car park is huge, but come weekends and (especially) public holidays finding a spot can be near impossible. Your best bet is to avoid Wattamolla altogether on these occasions, and visit midweek. Vehicle entry fee into the National Park- $11

So I spend 6 months a while back in the Bundeena area and visited this beach from time to time…read more Tucked away in the Royal National Park it is secluded and not crowded on the times I visited. There is plenty of place near the parking area to picnic. You can literally walk right up to the edge of the cliffs that surround the beach and jump off...which many folks have, but is discouraged.........by a small little railing. That is was I love about country...they don't legally look at such things as we Yanks do. The small railing says....if you are stupid enough to jump off...then we won't be responsible for you if you do....and I like that approach. We Yanks in our country try everything to make sure someone doesn't jump off such places. It is a nice little place to visit south of Sydney.

I highly recommend this for an afternoon out and is suitable for bachelor parties and corporate…read morefunctions. Suzy and Jemma were great, friendly, funny and very attentive. Shooting is a lot of fun and easier than I thought.

Great water park. Big variety of rides. No end of options for the kids…read more Spread out, plenty of spots to settle in under the shade. Decent amusement park food.

i was here once with my 3 closest friends and i will say this was awesome. we went to go check out…read morethe funnel web and perfect storm and.. when we aventually went on there the line was like 30 minutes but other then that it was so worth it. perfect storm is one that i will suggest if you wanna scream alot and id suggest first going on funnel web before perfect storm. other rides/places i suggest is probally the waterpark, wavepool and the rock

Well, any park that happens to have some lovely sculptures in it is going to grab my attention, and…read morethis pub certainly does that in spades. It is actually quite a large park, and it somewhat tucked behind the main shopping strip in the town. This makes it rather easy to access, but it is something more than that - it is a rather pleasant place to just wander through and look at the artwork that has been erected, or even just to sit and relax and kill some time. It was certainly quite a pleasant spot.