CRONULLA

Cronulla, is one of Sydney's most beautiful southern beach suburbs. It is situated within The Sutherland Shire where the waterways are its jewels.

Cronulla also offers the finest cuisine and waterfront dining, relaxed atmosphere, excellent educational and health facilities, golf courses, major shopping centres and excellent bus and train transport.

Cronulla's beautiful beaches run from Boat Harbour in the north, through Wanda and Elouera Beaches, North and South Cronulla, Shelly Beach and Oak Park to Bass and Flinders Point in the south, and round to Darook Park and along the shores of Gunnamatta Bay and the Port Hacking River.

The deep, tranquil foreshores of the Port Hacking offers the ultimate play ground for the boating and fishing enthusiast.

Cronulla is also only minutes by water from the Royal National Park, with it's secluded beaches and miles of natural bushland and crystal clear streams.

 

WOOLOOWARE

Woolooware is mostly a residential area that borders Cronulla, the Towra area, Caringbah, and leads to the peninsular at Burraneer Point.

Woolooware is a leafy suburb and is the perfect area for people that want to live close to the beach however still wish to enjoy a quite suburban lifestyle.

Woolooware Road is a unique street covering the areas named and is split by the rail line at Woolooware Station. The train station on Denman Avenue provides easy access to The Sharks International Leagues Club, the golf course and is only a short walk to the beach.

 

KURNELL

Kurnell peninsula is on the eastern-most extremity of Sutherland shire. It is located on the southern shores of Botany Bay, is the site of significant wetlands and is a significant cultural and ecological asset.

Kurnell is characterised by a village of about 2600 residents, and many industrial establishments, including Sydney's largest oil refinery.

Captain James Cook first set foot on Australian soil at Kurnell in 1770. It is this historic fact which is the solid foundation for the title: Sutherland Shire -birthplace of modern Australia. A small collection of cafes and restaurants operate in Kurnell. The boat ramp on Silver Beach is located on Prince Charles Parade and the surrounding areas have picnic spots, amenities and a public swimming beach on the edge of Towra Point aquatic Reserve.

BUNDEENA

Bundeena is nestled between the Royal National Park and Port Hacking River.

It is a peaceful, quiet, but active town and has a relaxed atmosphere that has to be experienced.

There is a shopping village located close to the park at Horderns Beach, where the ferry service docks regularly from Cronulla.

Bundeena can also be accessed by car, taking the beautiful scenic road leading through the National Park, and over the Audley weir up to Sutherland.

Starting in Bundeena there are a number of great walks and picnic spots through the Royal National Park, and spectacular bush and coastal walks that wind through open heath lands, rainforests gullies, and awesome seaside cliffs.

 

 

CARINGBAH

Caringbah borders Dolans Bay, Yowie Bay, Great Turriel Bay, Lilli Pilli on the Port Hacking, and borders Woolooware Bay at Towra Point.

The Kingsway is the main road and is where the train station is located. There are a number of shops, banks and shopping centres in Caringbah, along with the Caringbah Leisure Centre, YMCA facility and a Library.

Sutherland Hospital is situated on The Kingsway on the border of Miranda and Caringbah.

DOLANS BAY

Dolans Bay is a small bay on the edge of Burraneer Bay with a private marina and slipway. Houses overlook the bay and line the waters edge many with boatsheds and pontoons.

There is a boat ramp on South Turriel Point Road giving access to great picnic areas, the Port Hacking River and many good fishing spots.

The Shiprock Aquatic Reserve is located at Little Turriel Point and is accessed from Shiprock Rd. "Shiprock" is a famous diving location.

LILLI PILLI

Lilli Pilli Pt is situated at the end of Lilli Pilli Pt Road off Port Hacking Rd. The point is named Lilli Pilli Point Bushland Reserve, and it overlooks The Royal National Park and the Port Hacking River. The reserve has many secluded picnic areas and fishing spots. There are also some public baths and a jetty for fishing.

Lilli Pilli is a very leafy suburb surrounded by beautiful houses, many of which share the great views and have access to the Port Hacking River for swimming, boating and fishing.

TAREN POINT

Borders Sylvania Waters, Caringbah and The Georges River. Nestled on the point, this cosy suburb is split by Taren Point Road and Captain Cook Bridge. Both sides offer brilliant views of the Georges River and the Bridge. A large reserve off Woodlands Road has picnic areas and offers water access to the river, with views of The Towra Point nature reserve. The boat ramp is accessed off Moruya Avenue onto the Hawksberry Esplanade in Sylvania Waters.