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The Cronulla Beaches stretch northward to Botany Bay.

The Cronulla Beaches stretch northward to Botany Bay.

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Cronulla Beach - Surf

Surfers like it because the long stretch of sand that make up the Cronulla Beaches give ample room for surfing, as well as every surf related sport including bodysurfing (bodybashing) and boogie boards. Others go for the sun and fun, remembering of course to bring their sun protection lotion and their sunglasses (sunnies).

The Royal National Park located on the coast is a short ferry ride away from Cronulla and is actually the second oldest national park in existence, being declared in 1879. Yellowstone National Park in the United States was the first, having been established in 1872.

 

Cruises

There are cruises available that take in the natural beauty of the Royal National Park and the water surrounds - see Aboriginal Heritage Cruises Cronulla.

More about the Cronulla Beaches - Cronulla Sydney - Beaches.

South Sydney Map

See a map showing Cronulla, the Royal National Park and other places to go South Sydney Map or the greater Sydney Map, showing the location of Cronulla in relation to the city Greater Sydney Surrounds Map.

Also a Sutherland map showing the Royal National Park and Cronulla Sutherland - South Sydney Map.

Cronulla Hotels

Sydney and Cronulla has hotels and accommodation ranging from backpackers to luxury hotels.

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Main Photo: The Cronulla Beaches stretch northward to Botany Bay.

 

Plenty of surf spots here, facing the ocean in different directions.
Photo: Plenty of surf spots here, facing the ocean in different directions.

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