Cape Solander Lookout is located south of (Kamay Botany Bay National Park), the botanical bay national park southeast of Sydney, New South Wales, about 35 kilometers from the heart of Sydney near Cornell (Kurnell),.
Cape Solander Lookout, one of the official whale-watching sites recommended by Sydney, recommends going to (Kurnell Visitor Centre), the Kunell tourist center, first to get some information about nearby attractions and routes. In addition to whale watching, there are also great coastal views and a walk along the Soland Corner Trail, (Cape Solander Track), a section of the coastal reef, along which you can enjoy magnificent sea views, as far as the Belle Point lighthouse, (Cape Bailey Lighthouse),. One-way trip is about 2.8 kilometers.
Tips：
- Sydney's best annual whale watching time is from June to July, when tens of thousands of whales migrate northward from the Antarctic sea through Sydney..
