Royal National Park

If you’re planning to visit Sydney, you cannot afford to miss to the unmatched Wildlife in Sydney offering you a fascinating glimpse of the wide flora and fauna which is unique in itself. In this regard, special mention needs to be made of Royal National Park which is equally famous for its unparalleled scenic beauty. A look into the history of Royal National Park would reveal different aspects of the factors that led to the establishment and formation of the park. Facts indicate that it was founded in 1879 under the initiative of Sir John Robertson, who was then the Premier of New South Wales. It was earlier known as "national park" after Yellowstone of United States. But after the visit of Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia it was renamed as National Park.

Unlike other Parks in Sydney, Royal National Park is home to many worth while tourist spots as it is believed to house popular villages such as Audley, Maianbar and Bundeena. It’s widely believed that there was once a railway line in this area which was connected to the City Rail Illawarra line but over the years, this railway line was closed down. The Sydney Tramway Museum operates a tram in this particular area while Audley can be accessed by road as there is presence of many railway stations located near the fringes of the Royal National Park.

Spread over a huge acre of land, The Royal National Park in Sydney comprises of many beautiful landscapes comprising of coastal beaches, cliffs small inlets, high plateaus and deep river valleys. The river valleys usually flow from south to north slowly forming into shallow harbor in due course of time.

One of the major features of Royal National Park is the large area of wasteland comprising of shrubs, rocky terrains, high cliffs as well as sandy coastal beaches. If you’re an adventure lover and to quench your thirst for unique mountaineering experience then come to Sydney Royal National Park for this is the perfect place to let your hair loose and try out some good adventure sports activity.

One of the major Attractions of Royal National Park includes the presence of beautiful sea beaches such as-- Little Jibbon Beach, Jibbon Beach, Ocean Beach, Marley Beach, Curracurrang and Werrong Beach. Thus, while you plan to Sydney, make sure to pay a trip to Royal National Park.