Cronulla Beach, located on the southern outskirts of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is about 30 kilometers from downtown Sydney and has train direct access to (Central Station) from central Station, the city's capital. It is one of the few beaches that Sydney can reach directly by train.
Cronla Beach belongs to Sutherland Shire, the only beach in Sutherland County, across the town of Bundiena in Royal National Park, and has the ability to communicate.
Cronulla Beach is very safe and covered with soft sand, gently caressing the beach; it is suitable for all kinds of beach activities, including swimming and building beach castles. Nearby tidal pools provide more protection and rock pools are full of fun. Cronara is also a busy community, restaurants, supermarkets and other commercial facilities, where leisurely coffee, shopping, or picnics on the beach with three or five friends is a typical way for Sydney people to spend the weekend.
On Cronulla Beach, which claims to be the most beautiful of southern Sydney, there will be more Middle Eastern and Indian immigrants than elsewhere, but this has nothing to do with ethnic gatherings, simply because it is easier to come here from the southern or western suburbs of Sydney, where beaches and lawns are always filled by family locals every weekend. As the nearest top surfing beach in the city, there is no shortage of energetic and eye-catching fresh meat in Cronulla Beach's seawater and waves.
