Cronulla Activities

Cronulla, derived from an Aboriginal word kurranulla meaning 'place of pink seashells', is located on the Bate Bay…

Warm and generous hospitality is one of the hallmarks of a Middle Eastern feast and Yalla Sawa reflects this in spades. …

Follow the Walk The Walls trail and see how an array of street artists have beautified the streets of Cronulla.

Elouera, an Aboriginal word meaning a pleasant place, is a sandy beach on the Bate Bay coastline in Cronulla. This beach…

Adjacent to Gunnamatta Park are netted tidal baths. These baths are located just a short walk from Cronulla train station…

Alphabet St. is a modern Asian restaurant and bar located on Cronulla beach.

Cronulla Whale Watching is approximately 20 minutes via road south of the Sydney Airport or an easy 200-metre walk from…

This coastal dining venue is a must when you visit Cronulla. Located right on the beach you can dine while watching the…

Fior restaurant is the younger sibling to fine diner Jane and casual bistro Arthur, which are adjacent eateries in Surry…

North Cronulla Beach is a popular sandy beach on the Bate Bay coastline in Cronulla.

A beautifully landscaped area overlooking Port Hacking River and across to Bundeena and the Royal National Park, the area…

The furthest North of Cronulla’s patrolled beaches is Wanda Beach, great for surfers and sand-lovers alike. Because it’s a…