Sydney’s best bushwalk, the Coast Track, continues to hug the coast on the second day through the rocky inlet of Curracurrang where some of Sydney’s best whale watching vantage points are found during the migration season, (and where we enjoy one of Sydney’s best kept secrets), before the trail winds up past the eroded cliff formation of Curracurrong, aptly named Eagle Rock. We also enjoy the spectacular view of Garie Beach and the southern end of the Royal National Park, down to the Sir Lawrence Hargreaves bridge, Wollongong and beyond from Garie North Head. While Little Garie, Era and Burning Palms, as well as being gorgeous little surf beaches, give a glimpse back in time to the Great Depression of the 1930’s with the heritage listed shack communities. Walking up through the Palm Jungle and one of New South Wales’ only coastal rainforests we’ll emerge atop the escarpment and be treated to another divine ocean view from Werrong lookout.
- 6 reviews ofRoyal Coast Walks in Sydney















