A premier whale watching lookout on the cliffs of Kamay Botany Bay National Park in southern Sydney. From June to November humpback and southern right whales pass close to the headland on their annual migration. The viewing platform offers uninterrupted ocean views with information boards explaining whale behaviour and migration patterns. Even outside whale season the dramatic coastal scenery and birdlife make this a worthwhile visit.
Know before you go
Peak whale watching from June to November. Bring binoculars for best viewing. Exposed to wind so bring warm clothing. Wheelchair accessible to the main lookout platform.
What to bring
binocularscamerawarm layers
Difficulty
Easy
Best seasons
Winter, Spring
Best time
Morning
Entry
Parks pass required
Dog friendly
✗No
Family friendly
✓Yes
Swimming
✗No
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