Surrounded by enchanting waterways Cronulla in Sutherland Shire is referred to as God’s Country. It has historic Botany Bay in the north, the stunning world famous surfing beaches on the east and the serene Port Hacking in the south. It is Sydney’s longest beach and is just a ferry ride from the Royal National Park.

Being the only beachside suburb located on train line with lots of free parking area, it is Sydney’s most accessible beach area. A train trip from Sydney city takes 55 min. to Cronulla and one can get a train every 30min. From the Airport it takes 30min by car.

It is a hot tourist spot for beachgoers. In Cronulla all the shops, North and South Beaches, and Gunnamatta Bay are within walking distance of the hotels and the train station. In the north Eloura Beach is just a km away and further down 1km is the Wanda Beach popular destinations for surfing. Towards southern side are the Shelly Beach and then Bass and Flinders Point.

The sandy South Cronulla beach is a favorite place for surfing, body boarding, swimming, and sand castle building and is closest to the train station. To take respite from the heat, head for the beautiful parks located around the area. Darook Park is hidden treasure which offers manicured parklands and a picturesque swimming location.

There are beautiful parks, churches and commercial areas in this lovely suburb. The place is heaven for those looking out for scenery, hiking, swimming, and surfing and also a bit of history.

The 2 hour popular Cronulla Walk will take you to beaches, ocean pools and various scenic locations like the Bass and Flinders Memorial with Port Hacking and Bundeena, a pleasant village located in the Royal National park.

Those interested in Aboriginal rock art can take a dip at Jibbon Beach and go ahead to Jibbon to watch the rock art. Enjoy hiking in Royal National Park or take a cruise or hire a house boat or a boat and to explore the area. There are many secluded beaches also that will win your heart.

Shark Island, the dangerous reef, is situated off Cronulla Beach and is a must for adventure loving tourists.

There are visitor centers with friendly staff to help the tourists. Then there are also surf and scuba schools for the water lovers. The PADI Open Water Diver course attracts hoards of enthusiasts every year. The place is flooded with sports and recreation centers.

The Bundeena art and craft Markets by the sea showcasing the talent of locals are an amazing way to discover the area’s culture.

Parking is ample but during surf season and sunny weekends it becomes a little congested especially the south beaches. Taxis and buses are available at all times.

Accommodation of all kinds, from beach cottages to B&B and the usual hotels, is easily available in Cronulla.

Cronulla offers a complete package for a fun filled beach outing and is the most famous tourist attractions of Sydney.