Bundeena

Bundeena is a warm and welcoming old-fashioned community with four beautiful beaches on the fringe of one of the world’s oldest national parks and all within an hour of Sydney! It offers visitors a quick and easy escape from the fast pace of the city to a setting of secluded bays, beaches, and bushland.
Bundeena takes its name from an Aboriginal word meaning "noise like thunder" and has a distinct history. There are traces of the original inhabitants, the Dharawal people, in rock carvings and middens (seafood shell piles). In addition to its famous artists and tranquil setting, Bundeena is known as the gateway to the 26 km Coast Walk through the Royal National Park to Otford.
Bundeena offers a wealth of beautiful scenery and plenty of fun to entice the whole family. Visitors will find plenty of outdoor activities, shops and cafes, and overnight accommodations.

Beautiful Beaches
Bundeena's beaches provide the ideal location for a day in, on or near the water. We can enjoy whether swimming, snorkelling, fishing, kayaking, boating, fitness classes, or just plain relaxing. There are four beaches within easy walking distance of the centre of Bundeena.

A Walk with Nature/ Bush Walking
A stay in Bundeena is a perfect opportunity to experience the many scenic walking tracks in Royal National Park, Australia's oldest and the second oldest National Park in the world. There are manyWalking Tracks in the Royal National Park.

Artist Community
On the first Sunday of each month, the Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail is a must for art lovers, we can meet local artists in their studios and get the opportunity to view and purchase their latest paintings, sculptures & artworks.

Aboriginal HeritageI
f culture or history is of interest, the Aboriginal rock carvings on Jibbon headland are well worth a visit, as is Bonnie Vale and it's 1950's cabins.

Whale Watching
In the winter and spring months, you can catch a glimpse of the whale migration from the Coast Track, along the cliff tops just east of Bundeena. To get an even closer look at these graceful creatures of the deep, a family-run charter boat offers seasonal whale watching trips from the Bundeena Wharf on weekends.

Fauna & Flora
Spot some of the 300 species of animals and twice as many species of plants found in the Royal National Park.