Royal National Park Tours and Activities

Explore the South Coast of New South Whales, including the Southern Highlands and the Grand Pacific Drive, on this full-day private tour from Sydney. Enjoy personalized attention from your guide and a flexible itinerary with stops at the village of Berrima, the Kiama Blowhole, and the Sea Cliff Bridge. Round-trip private transportation included.

Explore Australia's South Coast and the Highlands with a dedicated guide on this private tour. Step aboard a 2019 Volkswagen minibus, outfitted with WiFi and air-conditioning, that will be your chariot for the ride. You'll be able to enjoy the scenery of Kangaroo Valley, the New South Wales countryside, and charming seaside towns along the Pacific Coast. Your private guide will answer questions, provide commentary, and tailor the itinerary to your interests.

This comprehensive full-day tour allows you to sightsee, swim, hike, and bushwalk through The Royal National Park. Including transportation to the Figure 8 Pools, only about an hour's drive from Sydney, you'll discover coastal views and local wildlife. Pickup and drop-off at a central Sydney meeting location.

Swap Sydney for a day in a nature lover’s paradise—the Royal National Park. You’ll have the ultimate carefree day with hotel pickup at a time that’s convenient for you. Travel quickly and efficiently to The Royal National Park with a guide to navigate so you don’t get lost. As it’s a private tour, you can customize your day based on your interests. Potential highlights include seeing the beachside suburb of Cronulla, visiting Garie Beach, spotting humpback whales, visiting saltwater swimming pools, and seeing the Dharawal Aboriginal Engravings Site.

This guided adventure to the Figure Eight Pools rock formation in the Royal National Park is a trip that cannot be missed. With an award-winning, eco-licensed tour operator, you will hike along the stunning Sydney Coast Track of the Royal National Park and safely traverse to the insta-famous Figure Eight Pools. You will also get up close to an Aboriginal shell midden, learn about the fascinating history and flora and fauna of the area, and be able to participate in a citizen-science beach photography project. And the best thing? All the money raised from this tour goes to helping the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and UNICEF Australia with their efforts to help children in need.