Public Toilet Facility - Cronulla (NSW)

craig wilcoxon The best place on your door step. Kids love it. While sandy beaches, blue sea. Perfecto

Sydney Explorer Very nice place for night walk with your partner . Must wear footwear because of sand throughtout the walk.

Jonathan Yang Great place to launch a kayak, ample space to set it up, plus theres public toilets

Revital Youthspan Great place to visit for its coastal walks but also for the family to capture that wonderful wall photo against the backdrop of the amazing views. Very popular for wedding photos too. There are picnic tables and toilets available too.

Dez P Great spot to do a little exploring over the rocks finding the odd rocpool

James Kilby What a wonderful experience. Thank you so much for taking us out and explaining all the cool things about kangaroos. Stunning views.

Edith Culango Its little Beach with rock pools, an ideal place for children learning about the sea. Best time to visit early to mid-morning when the tide is just going out.

Libby Hackett Beautiful peaceful walk - well kept easy boardwalk through mangroves and peaceful parks. We spotted a sugar glider but no koalas this time. Was quiet even on a busy day. Easy access to marina and local shops / cafe afterwards. A great visit!

Rite White Fighter world has done a fantastic job on displaying  Australia’s aircraft history.  There were a large variety of aircraft on display along with ammunition, weapons, and jet  engines. I loved that it was family friendly and gave you the chance to sit in the cockpit, giving an appreciation of the jet fighter. The Friendly Guides were a great source of information. They were very passionate on what they were talking about and looking at. They certainly did make our visit enjoyable. The outdoor viewing platform overlooking the RAAF Base gave us the audio from the air traffic control while we could hear and see the planes taking off and landing.  The noise and speed of the aircraft were unreal There is also a cafe next to the hanger with outdoor seating, so you dont miss the action. Parking is plenty and free. Toilets facilities were clean. I would recommend visiting and spending a few hours wandering around looking and reading the history of these great giants of the sky.

Andrew R If you want desolation, eerie charm and a good walk from Fingal Beach, this is just for you! I ventured up here on an overcast, stormy morning and was rewarded by old heritage listed abandoned lighthouse keeper cottages, and of course, a lighthouse. It’s walkable in bare feet - there are no facilities here apart from a small shelter and information board. It’s well worth the trek. Steep climb in one part (plus beach approach) excludes access for wheelchairs and those with mobility difficulties. **BUT REMEMBER** access is by way of Fingal Spit, which is treacherous at high tide. It’s essential you do the walk approaching low tide, and be off before high tide. Do not try to swim across, the currents are strong. Unfortunately lives have been lost here.