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All the best walks in Sydney you can do easily by public transport. Some of the journeys are a means to and end, but some are so scenic they actually add to the adventure! We’re not including any journeys which are arduous and require changing modes of transport, we’re keeping it to manageable routes, but oftentimes you will have to walk a short distance to reach the trailhead.
You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to great Sydney coastal walks, with everything on offer from short easy strolls to longer half day hikes. If you’re looking for panoramic ocean views, great whale watching opportunities and the chance to visit some of Sydney’s most beautiful and secluded beaches we have you covered in this post.
The Curra Moors Track is one of the best walks in Sydney to experience beautiful wildflowers. Spring and summer offer the best blooms but there are a few varieties out year round. You also get to visit the most beautiful waterfall in Sydney, as well as Royal National Park’s most iconic rock formation. We’re sharing all the details, including difficulty and trail conditions.
If you’re looking for a short but spectacular walk in Royal National Park then the Garie Beach to North Era track is a great choice. You’ll visit three incredible beaches with the chance to spot wild wallabies along the way, as well as take in some truly beautiful views. Here’s what to expect on the trail.
The Cronulla Beach Walk is a gorgeous circuit track which offers incredible ocean views for much of the way. It’s an easy walk that shows you the best of the area. There’s even the chance to stop and watch the sunset from one of Cronulla’s prettiest beaches. We’re sharing exactly what to expect on the trail.
The Malabar Headland Walk is one of Sydney’s best coastal trails, offering incredible clifftop views that are particularly dramatic during whale season. We’ll tell you all you need to know, including specific instructions for the un-signposted sections, what to expect along the trail and where you’ll find the best views.
The Cape Solander to Cape Baily Lighthouse walk is a spectacular trail in Botany Bay National Park. It’s not as famous as many of Sydney’s other coastal walks but it’s just as incredible. The ocean views are dramatic and if you’re lucky enough to visit during the whale season you will be in for a magical scene. Here’s what to expect from the walk.
