Parks
Kamay Botany Bay National Park
(02) 9668 2000
Cape Solander Dr
Kurnell, NSW, 2231
Kamay Botany Bay National Park
Kamay Botany Bay National Park offers an idyllic daytrip from Sydney, filled with significant historic sites, amazing landscapes and heritage-listed attractions.
Separated by the marine-rich waters of historic Botany Bay, the park's northern and southern headlands feature a unique combination of natural and cultural heritage.
This incredibly historic park, home to Captain Cook's first arrival point, is really well maintained & full of walks that anyone could undertake. There's even a section where voices & other sounds greet you as you come around a corner!
Whales can apparently be seen mid year from some points within the park.
Only -ve is the visitor information centre which seems to be more of a 'goods for sale' centre than one with information for visitors - though it is staffed by a ranger.
Snakes. The Park is best driven to, on two walks through from Cronulla I had one brown snake and a large black snake on the path, the second time another brown snake on the path and some kind if green snake so I had to go off the track ( scary) the browns will chase you, wear boots and jeans as these snakes like to sun bake on the path.
