Escape from the city on a two-day
Royal Coast Walks guided hike to Wattamolla Beach. Bring your camera and a sense of adventure and let someone else take care of the rest.
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This fantastic experience allows you to go bushwalking along Sydney's iconic Coast Track in the Royal National Park and experience secluded beaches, aboriginal carvings, waterfalls, unique sandstone formations and heritage-listed shack communities which are all easily accessible and less than one hour by road or public transport from the CBD in the beautiful Sutherland Shire in the Southern suburbs of Sydney. It is a fully supported walking and camping adventure in the amazing Royal National Park, Sutherland.
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All camping equipment is transported and everything is taken care of for you, leaving you free to experience the beauty of the outdoors without the burden of a heavy pack - its like camping but without all the hard work and effort.
A local guide carries and supplies lunch as well as telling you all about the history of the area and pointing out places of interest. Arrive at the idyllic waterfront campsite for an afternoon of leisure, swimming in the protected bay or freshwater lagoon, playing beach sports or relaxing with a beer or wine. At the end of the day you can relax with your fellow hikers knowing a marinated leg of lamb is roasting on the BBQ for dinner.
This is a small group guided hike, walking up to 30km over two days. It is graded as a medium-level hike as there are several hills on the second day. It is recommend for people with a moderate fitness level and hikers are advised to pack for all weather conditions.
The tours are run by
Royal Coast Walks who are fully licensed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and all guides hold Senior First Aid accreditation and carry satellite phones on every trip to ensure your safety.
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The cost is $399 for adults and $369 for concessions and must be booked at least 1 day in advance.
What's included:
Expert guide with detailed historical and cultural interpretation
and the ferry trip from Cronulla to Bundeena on the historic M.V Curranulla, where the walk begins.
-Royal National Park entry and camping fees
-Deluxe 3 man tents (twin share), sleeping mats, sleeping bags and pillows
-Waterfront dining tent with tables and chairs
-All food and drink, including two lunches, snacks, gourmet dinner and hot breakfast (vegetarian options are available).
-Royal Coast Walks goody bag with fruit, energy snacks and sports drink.
It is necessary for you to bring your own water bottle and approx 2-3 litres each person for the first day. Your water will be refilled for you for day 2.
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