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They were two British explorers who sailed past the headland in and discovered Port Hacking. Overlooking Port Hacking, Salmon Haul Reserve is a very scenic and secluded spot, great for swimming, snorkeling and fishing. Hungry Point Reserve was opened in as a public park, and offers scenic views of Port Hacking and Bundeena to the south, and Gunnamatta Bay to the west. Facing the calm waters of Gunnamatta Bay, Darook Park is home to a popular sheltered beach, away from the ocean waves that exist on the other side of the Cronulla Peninsula.
With low tide it is possible to continue the circuit walk along the sandy foreshore, in front of the beautifully designed homes that face Gunnamatta Bay. Length A paved coastal walk running for the large car park at Wanda all the way round the cape into the Hacking River and back again.
Great coastal views the whole way along and a great medium length walk for all levels of fitness. If you are looking and there is swell on the day you will be able to see the surfers enjoying the world class waves at Cronulla Point and Shark Island which are easily seen for the pathway.
Reviews Sort by:. Terice Reynolds. November 1, Walking Great! Adam Griffiths. September 10, Adrian Lock. July 24, Mountain biking. Rodd F.
May 14, Brilliant easy walk suitable for any fitness level. Melanie Whittaker. April 24, Busy track but beautiful view. Nigel Pearson. April 18, Good but one or two cyclists where they should not have been.
Joshua Sillince. March 25, Emma Burns. January 16, Joan Diaz. November 6, Bird watching.
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