Stretching directly south from Sydney's edge down to Kiama, the combined Royal National Park & Illawarra region forms one of New South Wales' most spectacular coastal corridors. Here, towering sandstone cliffs meet ancient basalt headlands, lush rainforest gullies, and sweeping open ocean views.
Anchor landmarks span Australia's oldest national park—including the iconic 26km Coast Track, Wedding Cake Rock, Eagle Rock, and Figure Eight Pools—down through the towering sandstone precipices of the Illawarra Escarpment. Further south, discover the alien volcanic columns of Bombo Headland, the Kiama Coast Walk, and high-altitude plateau trails at Barren Grounds and Minnamurra Rainforest.
Explore trip reports across this expansive southern coastline, spanning multi-day traverses, mountain summit ascents, and rainforest creek loops.
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