Eating Out
Lunch at one of the local cafe's in Bundeena or grab a delicious take-away, yummy coffee or just sit and let the world go by.  Passionfruit Cafe (9527- 6555) is open for Lunch and occassionally early Dinner (call to confirm) and also serves delicious Pizzas & Homemade Pastas. Manna cafe and Fringe cafe are open for breakfast & lunch and great coffee.

Bayside Bistro (9527- 7850) at Bundeena RSL,  has a Bistro menu on Wednesday thru to Sunday. If you prefer Asian food then visit the Lucky Dragon Restaurant (9527- 0807) at Club Bundee, open Wednesday thru Sunday for Lunch & Dinner.

Want something really nice for that "special" occasion or you just like beautiful food, then have a meal at  Summer Salt Restaurant, one of Cronulla's finest fine dining experiences .  Perched above Elouera Surf Life Saving Club, with spectacular views over the Pacific Ocean during the day or watch the surf roll in by the night lights. Or perhaps dine at Zimzala which is also right on the beach at Cronulla and only a few minutes stroll from the Cronulla Ferry wharf. Remember to book early for the best tables.

Artist Community

On the first Sunday of each month, the Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail is a must for art lovers, you can meet our local artists in their studios and get the opportunity to view and purchase their latest paintings, sculptures & artworks. If you are interested in  participating in a workshop or course, then drop in at  "Something at Mary's" Bundeena based working artists studio featuring unique & unusual artworks in  ceramics, pottery, jewelry, quilts and handbags. One day pottery and art workshops also available.

Aboriginal Heritage
If culture or history is of interest to you, see the link for Bundeena Heritage Walk. The Aboriginal rock carvings on Jibbon headland are also well worth a visit, as is Bonnie Vale and it's 1950's cabins. Join the Royal National Park - Aboriginal history Discovery Tour in the park and learn how the Aboriginal people used to live in this ancient land and how they got their food, medicines etc. from their local environment. Visit the Aboriginal rock engravings at Jibbon Point in Bundeena. 

Bush Walking
A stay in Bundeena is a perfect opportunity to experience the many scenic walking tracks in Royal National Park, Australia's oldest and the second oldest National Park in the world. 

Walking Tracks in the Royal National Park

• Bungoona Path - 1 km Easy
• Werrong Beach Track - 2 km Difficult (the only authorized nude bathing area in the park)
• Forest Path - 4.5 km Easy
• Karloo Track - 5 km Medium
• Little Marley - 6.5 km Medium
• Curra Moors - 10 km Medium
• Lady Carrington Drive - 10 km Easy
• Palm Jungle - 10 km Difficult
• Uloola - 11 km Medium
• The Coast Track - 26 km Difficult (2 days)
  

Royal Coast Walks - Excellent guided day & overnight camping walks throught the Royal National Park by experienced (0424 546 921).

Sydney's Great Coastal Walk - Walk from Barrenjoey in the north to Royal National Park in the south.  

Cycling
You can cycle on many of the Royal National Park's bike trails which are marked with special cycling marker posts. One of the local favorites and of easier grade is the Lady Carrington Drive, a 10 km mainly flat ride on dirt track. Bike Hire can be arranged in Bundeena from Bundeena Bike Hire (0450 008 778) or in Cronulla from Chain Reaction (9544-1066) or from Audley Boat Shed & Bike Hire  (9545-4967).

Kayaking
If you feel more energetic, then Bundeena Kayaks offers rentals and guided Kayak Tours. Enjoy a perfect kayak adventure with Bundeena Kayaks, exploring our surrounding waterway or you can hire a canoe or kayak and do your own adventure exploring. Try something unique and go on one of their night kayak guided tours.

Fauna & Flora
Spot some of the 300 species of animals and twice as many species of plants found in the Royal National Park.

Swimming
Our property outlook is directly onto Hordens Beach where you can enjoy swimming in gentle and protected waterways from the Pacific Ocean, or take a short stroll to Gunya Beach, Jibbon Beach and Bonnie Vale. A two hour bush walk along the coast track will take you to the private and secluded Little Marley Beach which you will not have to share with too many two legged inhabitants, especially during the mid week period.