Botany Bay National Park was the site of Captain James Cook's first landing in 1770. Today, the rugged beauty which Cook must have appreciated remains to delight the visitor - despite the development of nearby Sydney.

A wide range of wheelchair friendly walking trails - including the Monument and the Banks-Solander Tracks - incorporate craggy sea cliffs, abundant native flora and fauna, and a vast array of maritime history. Pay a visit to the La Perouse Museum on the northern headland of Botany Bay, and discover this rich maritime heritage for yourself.

The park is 435.45 hectares in size, and facilities include :

Barbecues
Toilets
Historic Site
Visitor Information
Picnic Area
Walking Tracks
Public Transport
Wheelchair Access
Swimming

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