Cronulla
Cronulla Esplanade & Hungry Point
The complete extension includes steps and slopes. The accessible viewing platform does not make the whole circuit step-free.
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Sydney coastal walks without a car: routes & return journeys
Choose a Sydney coastal outing by train or ferry. Match the walking distance to your group and plan the return service before leaving.
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Rose Bay
Hermitage Foreshore track
The track is Grade 3 with uneven ground and steps. Check current park alerts; it is not a continuous step-free waterfront promenade.
See the outing ↗Bundeena
Jibbon Beach & cultural heritage
Take the train to Cronulla and a separately ticketed ferry to Bundeena, then explore the Jibbon side of Royal National Park on foot.
See the outing ↗Mosman
Taronga Wharf → Bradleys Head → Chowder Bay
A 4km one-way Grade 3 harbour walk, officially estimated at 1.5–2.5 hours. Arrive by ferry at Taronga Wharf and plan a bus or walking return from Chowder Bay. Check track alerts and allow extra time for breaks.
Maroubra / Malabar
Boora Point walking track
An exposed headland walk with ocean views. The eastern section closes for rifle-range operations on Saturdays and other dates. Follow the dated NPWS alerts, not a fixed weekend assumption; the western track is a separate option.
Sources checked: 26 October 2026
Plan your next step
For a one-way walk, check transport at both ends before setting off. Allow for daylight, water, uneven ground and any track closure. If the return connection leaves little margin, choose a shorter section rather than rushing the whole route.