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Cape Solander A hidden hiking trail and cave 45 minutes from Sydney Daily Mail Online
Cape Solander lookout is just a short walk from the carpark. The large whale watching platform here draws a crowd between May and November when the humpback whales travel up the coast to Queensland. If you're lucky, you might also spy southern right whales, bottlenose dolphins, minke whales or New Zealand fur seals from this point..
Cape Solander Lookout, Surf, Whale Watching & Walking Track, NSW
Cape Solander has always been the best spot for Whale Watching in Sydney since ages and the best part is, you can do it for free! But recently it also gained a lot of attention for the Cape.
Cape Solander Lookout 2 tips from 229 visitors
Cape Solander Lookout Posted 2018-04-12 by Gypsy Rose â follow Nestled in one of the most spectacular National Parks in New South Wales, Kamay Botany Bay National Park, Cape Solander, offers uninterrupted views and makes an unbeatable lookout during whale watching migration season.
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To get there: Follow Captain Cook Drive towards Kurnell At the T intersection turn left and take the next right in to Cape Solander Drive Continue past the visitor centre and follow to the end. Road quality Sealed roads Vehicle access 2WD vehicles Weather restrictions All weather Parking Parking is available at Cape Solander lookout.
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Information on the Cape Solander Walk in Kurnell How to Get to Kurnell You can catch the 987 bus from Cronulla to Kurnell, (use the NSW trip planner to check times) but this only runs once every hour or two and stops about 5pm, so it is best to visit Kurnell by car. How to Find the Cape Baily Walking Track
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Cape Baily Track from Cape Solander lookout Download & Print Map and Notes attribution + - 1 hr 30 mins 3.8 km One way 107 m Hard track This walk starts at the end of Cape Solander Dr and heads south along the coast to the end of Sir Joseph Banks Dr, in the Boat Harbour Coastal Reserve.
Cape Solander NSW National Parks
June/July is the best time to see humpback whales in this area as they migrate to warmer waters, and Cape Solander is a terrific lookout to get a glimpse of these majestic ocean giants. Cape Solander Head to one of Sydney's best whale watching spots.
Cape Solander Lookout 2 tips from 229 visitors
Essentially, the closest car park is the Cape Solander lookout. From there, if you're facing out towards the sea, the way to the cave is on your right hand side (the direction of Cape Baily Lighthouse). Look for a laminated warning sign on the rocks in that direction and walk towards it - note this is literally scrambling over rocks, so.
Cape Solander Lookout Cape Solander Dr, Kurnell NSW 2231, Australia
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Address 21 Cape Solander Dr Kurnell, NSW Opening Hours Mon - Fri: 10am-3:30pm Sat - Sun: 9:30am - 4pm Public Holidays: 9:30am - 4pm Closed Christmas Day Phone Number (02) 9668 2000 Email Address
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Cape Bailey Track from Cape Solander lookout is a 3.8km, grade 4 hike located in the Botany Bay National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 1.5 hrs to complete. Length: 3.8km Duration: 1.5 hrs Grade: 4 Style: One way Start: Cape Baily Track End: 99 Sir Joseph Banks Drive Location: Botany Bay National Park Closest town: Kurnell
Cape Solander Lookout in Kamay Botany Bay Sydney Uncovered
Named after botanist Daniel Solander, Cape Solander features a lookout with a special viewing platform the perfect vantage point along with information on whales seen in Sydney waters. If you plan on a coastal walk through the park, then Cape Solander is a good starting point. It's also a great spot for birdwatching or simply gazing at the.
Cape Solander Walk to Cape Baily a cliff top track in Botany Bay â Walk My World
Mura and Yena tracks form a short loop walk from Kurnell Visitor Centre to clifftop Yena picnic area, in Kamay Botany Bay National Park. Then a easy walk to Cape Solander Lookout and back. Enjoy dramatic coastal views, spot whales, birdlife and wildflowers.
Cape Solander Lookout in Kamay Botany Bay Sydney Uncovered
Cape Solander Lookout is one of Sydney's premier whale watching spots. If you're visiting during whale season on a weekend you'll find it's an incredibly popular spot. For a few months of the season you'll see volunteers here on the weekends doing the annual whale count.
Cape Solander Lookout in Kamay Botany Bay Sydney Uncovered
Named after botanist Daniel Solander, Cape Solander features a lookout with a special viewing platform the perfect vantage point along with information on whales seen in Sydney waters. If you plan on a coastal walk through the park, then Cape Solander is a good starting point.
Cape Solander Lookout 2 tips from 229 visitors
The Cape Baily Track in Kamay Botany Bay National Park is a scenic coastal walk between Cape Solander and the Cape Baily Lighthouse. The ocean and cliff views are stunning from start to finish, so much so that we have included this walk in our list of the best coastal walks in Sydney.
