Cronulla Beach, named from the Aboriginal word kurranulla meaning "place of pink seashells", is a vibrant coastal destination on Sydney's stunning Bate Bay coastline. As Sydney's only beach accessible by train, it's an easy choice for a day by the sea.
Patrolled year-round by lifeguards and volunteer lifesavers, Cronulla Beach is ideal for swimming, surfing and family outings. The beachfront features the iconic Cronulla Pavilion, Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club, cafés, restaurants, shaded parklands and a playground, while the nearby Cronulla Rock Pools offer a unique ocean swimming experience.
With fish and chips, gelato, surf shops, accommodation and accessible facilities including a free Beach Wheelchair and Mobi Mat service, Cronulla Beach has everything you need for a perfect beach day.
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