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Adventurers flock to a dreamy beach on the outskirts of Sydney that looks like something straight out of a tropical island.
Wattamolla Beach is an idyllic hidden cove in the Royal Sydney National Park, an hour south of the CBD.
The pristine golden sands contrast with the deep blue and calm ocean lined with lush forests and palm trees.
At the back of the lagoon, the water cascades down an imposing six-meter rock cliff into the sea, where visitors enjoy paddling in the placid sea.
Wattamolla Beach is a popular spot for families with children thanks to its calm, shallow waters and long sandy shorelines giving everyone plenty of space to enjoy the hidden gem even on the busiest of days.
Wattamolla Beach is an idyllic spot tucked away in Sydney’s Royal National Park, an hour south of the CBD.
The pristine golden sands contrast with the deep blue and calm ocean lined with lush forests and palm trees.
Wattamolla Beach is located between Garie Beach and Marley Beach and is accessible by car from Audley via Sir Bertram Stephens Drive and Wattamolla Road.
This picturesque secret spot has been hailed as one of Sydney’s “greatest treasures” and one of the city’s best places to swim, snorkel, surf or sunbathe.
“This place is a place full of surprises,” said one traveler and another wrote: “Forget Asia.” Incredible beach with lagoon and fine sand.’
‘Walking along the coast of Wattomola Beach, you will discover a captivating beach experience enriched by an abundance of shells. The rhythmic sound of waves accompanies your exploration, and the shoreline is adorned with various seashells, each telling its unique story,” described a third.
Wattamolla Beach is a popular spot for young families thanks to its calm, shallow waters and long shorelines that give everyone room to enjoy the hidden gem even on the busiest of days.
At the back of the lagoon, the water cascades down an imposing six-meter rock cliff into the sea, where visitors enjoy paddling in the placid sea.
One beachgoer said Wattamolla was a “little piece of paradise” even on a cloudy day and someone else praised the “unique” waterfall.
Others noted that a cash-only entrance fee is charged to enter the Royal National Park and that it is only open to the public between 7:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.
‘As you stroll, keep an eye out for live crabs scurrying around the rocks, adding a dynamic and lively look to the coastal setting. The interplay of live shells and crabs creates a vibrant tapestry, making your beach experience at Wattomola visually stunning.’
One said Wattamolla was a “little piece of paradise” even on a cloudy day and someone else praised the “unique” waterfall.
Others noted that a cash-only entrance fee is charged to enter the Royal National Park and that it is only open to the public between 7:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Wattamolla Beach is located between Garie Beach and Marley Beach and is accessible by car from Audley via Sir Bertram Stephens Drive and Wattamolla Road.