Kamay Botany Bay National Park

First time visiting this National Park and it did not disappoint. Plenty of parking. There are toilets but they are on the drive to the parking area in Cape Solander. Stunning views as you walk along the coastline. Most of the way is board walk either a few places of amazing rock formations. I walked from the start of Cape Baily track to Potter Point. Roughly a 10km round trip. Took just over 2 hours with plenty of rest breaks and photo stops. Wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning.

A truly beautiful and peaceful place to explore! The views over the bay are stunning, and the coastal walk is easy and enjoyable for all fitness levels. The historic Captain Cook’s landing site adds a meaningful touch, making it both a scenic and culturally significant stop. However, a couple of things to keep in mind: there are limited bathroom facilities and not many parking spots close to the main attractions. I’d recommend arriving early, especially on weekends, to avoid a long walk from your car.

Visited Kamay Botany National Park, NSW and it was a very peaceful and refreshing experience. The coastal views are beautiful and the walking tracks are easy and enjoyable even with family. The sea breeze, open spaces and clean surroundings make it a perfect place to relax away from city noise. Great spot for photography, short walks and just sitting and enjoying nature. A very well maintained park and definitely worth visiting if you are around Sydney.

Rocky coast line with incredibly stunning rock formations, layered structures and fossils all along the coast. Very interesting site, great walk. "Must visit" place for people with interest in geology, rocks and anthropology.

Kamay Botany Bay National Park is located at la perouse. It a large park and i read its one of the best walking tracks/trails in a number of sites about walking trails. I have admitt my friend and I were confused and couldn't work out were any thing was ,we got tired hungry and needed to use the restrooms 🚻 so we gave up. We saw the Westpac life savers rescue helicopter 🚁 hanger. We also saw some kind of old lookout thing next to some other concrete objects!!! We couldn't see the anything but bushland, so i don't know if in fact this was a lookout or the bushland grow blocking out the views 🤔 we took one track the one next to the Westpac life savers helicopter 🚁 hanger which lead to the cliff edge. There was strong winds and we didn't feel safe getting to close. We couldn't see much. A friend told me the day before that he saw whales and dolphins 🐬. We ended up checking out congwong beach ⛱️ which is part of kamay Botany Bay National Park. Beautiful little beach. This park is not far from Bare Island and Frenchmans beach. Just above congwong beach is la perouse snake 🐍 show also known as snake man of la perouse. I remember coming and watching the snake 🐍 as a young child with my family. I think the snake man does his show Sunday's 1.40pm and public holidays. Check la perouse snake show site for when it is on.