Cronulla

Description
Cronulla is the only Sydney beach served by a direct railway link from Central Station - the train takes about 45 minutes and practically plonks you on the water's edge. A 200 metre walk the other side of Cronulla railway line leads to the quiet inlet of Gunnamatta Bay and from here, a ferry takes you across the Port Hacking River to Bundeena and the Royal National Park. The Esplanade walk starts at South Cronulla beach and loops the Cronulla Peninsula. Darook Park is favoured by families seeking a sheltered swim. The Bass and Flinders memorial on the southern tip of the Cronulla Peninsula has views over Port Hacking River to the Royal National Park. Accommodation can be found in Cronulla and surrounding areas and ranges from restful Bed and Breakfasts to hotels and serviced apartments.