What to do and see in Sutherland Shire, New South Wales: The Best Outdoor Activities

May 28, 2021 Karren Gelb

Discover the best top things to do in Sutherland Shire, Australia including Surfing Cronulla Surfschool, Bundeena Kayaks in Sydney, Cronulla Whale Watching, New South Wales Golf Club, Cronulla Beach Walk, Cronulla & National Park Ferry Cruises, Wanda Beach, North Cronulla Beach, Como Marina Boat Hire, Kamay Botany Bay National Park.
Restaurants in Sutherland Shire

1. Surfing Cronulla Surfschool

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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Surfing Cronulla Surfschool

Our goal is to introduce people of all ages to the magic of surfing in a fun and safe environment. You progress at your own pace. We also offer more advanced coaching for surfers who want to add another dimension to their surfing. Everything you need to get out on the waves is provided by us, including learner friendly soft boards, wetsuits, rash shirts and SPF 30+ sunscreen.

2. Bundeena Kayaks in Sydney

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5.0 based on 341 reviews

Bundeena Kayaks in Sydney

Bundeena Kayaks in based in Bonnie Vale in the Royal National Park and neighbouring coastal township of Bundeena. We run a choice of quality eco-accredited experiences including guided river tours and hire of kayaks and paddle boards, providing you with opportunities to enjoy the stunning surrounds and also learn about the natural and cultural features of the area.

3. Cronulla Whale Watching

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5.0 based on 21 reviews

Cronulla Whale Watching

Cronulla Whale Watching a local family business that operates morning and afternoon tours. During the whale season 15 May–30 October we take people Whale & Dolphin watching where the whales & dolphins come very close to the shore and sometimes even into the bay. After your Whale Cruise Tour, your choice of a Bundeena or Cronulla drop off.

4. New South Wales Golf Club

Henry Head Botany Bay National Park, Kurnell, New South Wales 2036 Australia +61 2 9661 4455 [email protected] http://www.nswgolfclub.com.au/
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4.5 based on 21 reviews

New South Wales Golf Club

5. Cronulla Beach Walk

Start at the South end of Cronulla Beach Esplanade, South Cronulla Beach, Cronulla, New South Wales 2230 Australia +61 2 9255 1788 [email protected] http://www.visitsutherlandshire.com.au/see-and-do/walking-trails/cronulla-beach-walk
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4.5 based on 466 reviews

Cronulla Beach Walk

The Cronulla Beach Walk follows more than four kilometres of the Shire’s coastline south from Wanda Surf Lifesaving Club to Bass and Flinders Point, where the Hacking River meets the Tasman Sea. The pathway passes stunning beaches, child-friendly rock pools, parks, playgrounds, cafes and period houses interspersed with lavish new homes and apartments overlooking the water. In the morning you’ll see locals out for a run or walk with friends, and swimmers striking out to the yacht buoy or Shark Island. In summer, watch nippers and lifesavers train and enjoy a dip at one of the many beaches along the walk. Everyone is out, from new mums with prams, families and kids on scooters to the stalwarts of Cronulla on their way to the RSL for lunch or a game of bowls. The footsteps on this walk have echoed since the early 1900s when Cronulla Beach was the place for Sydneysiders to holiday, and it remains a popular and social walk.

Reviewed By alfredbeit - Sydney, Australia

We walked from Elouera Beach to Bass and Flinders. Lovely walk, take your swimmers and stop to swim in the rock pools along the way at Cronulla Beach, Shelly Beach and Oak Park.

6. Cronulla & National Park Ferry Cruises

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4.5 based on 248 reviews

Cronulla & National Park Ferry Cruises

Cronulla Ferries operate hourly ferry services Cronulla to Bundeena (gateway to the Royal National Park) and daily 3 hour Port Hacking scenic river cruises. We also operate Champagne breakfast cruises, Sunset dinner cruises, Christmas parties, birthday parties, private charters and corporate functions.

7. Wanda Beach

Bate Bay, Cronulla, New South Wales 2231 Australia http://www.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au/Outdoors/Beaches/Beach-Locations/Wanda-Beach-Cronulla
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4.5 based on 67 reviews

Wanda Beach

Reviewed By notcraycray123 - Sydney, Australia

Our favourite place! Lots to do. Parks, walks, surf, coffee, wander in to Cronulla and browse the shops. We always take visitors along when they come!

8. North Cronulla Beach

Cronulla, New South Wales Australia
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4.5 based on 55 reviews

North Cronulla Beach

Reviewed By xiaodongw465 - Shelly Beach, Australia

My favourite beach in Sydney, ideal for swimming and coast walking. Compare to Bondi, it is less populated but more beautiful and tranquil

9. Como Marina Boat Hire

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4.5 based on 12 reviews

Como Marina Boat Hire

Looking for the amazing day out in Sydney? Then you can’t go past a day out cruising the Georges River! Como Marina is a thriving area, with not only boat hire and tackle but also waterside alfresco cafe and licensed Thai restaurant. Whether it be fishing, sightseeing or hosting a party, at Como we aim to provide you with one memorable experience you’ve been seeking in Sydney.

10. Kamay Botany Bay National Park

Cape Solander Drive, Kurnell, New South Wales 2231 Australia +61 2 9668 2000 http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/kamay-botany-bay-national-park
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4.5 based on 32 reviews

Kamay Botany Bay National Park

Reviewed By 706sandyt - Toongabbie, Australia

Stunning coastal views - cliffs and ledges. Plenty of places to walk to. Information about Aboriginal significance of the area and Cook's landing spot

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