Bundeena Beach
Bundeena
takes its name from an Aboriginal word meaning "noise like thunder"
and has an interesting history to tell. You will find traces of the original
inhabitants, the Dharawal people in rock carvings that can be found in areas
around the beaches and national walks.
This is one of the most peaceful and family
friends beaches. The waters are calm which are suitable for canoeing, paddle
boarding, swimming, snorkelling, fishing,
kayaking, and boating. This is a convenience as the
location also offers equipment hire for paddle boarding and canoeing, and its
only $20 a head. The waters are clear and filled with life; with the sands
rubbing against you toes and feet it feels refreshing. This is a great beach
even to set back and relax taking in the nature and the beauty of this hidden
secret.
There are also parks and seats that are
suitable for picnics for the family/friends day out. With plenty of trees that
offer shade and a refreshing touch to the atmosphere. We would recommend this
as a family beach as the waters are not too deep and are at a walkable pace.
This
location is also great to enjoy the drive into the national park, driving
through the trees and curves of the roads with the windows down brings a
surreal and exciting buildup to reach bundeena beach.
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