Bass and Flinders Point Cronulla

Bass and Flinders Point in Cronulla is a scenic location that offers stunning views of Port Hacking.

Named after George Bass and Matthew Flinders, who discovered the area in the late 1700s, the point features a sandstone monument to commemorate their contribution to Australian history. Situated on the Cronulla Esplanade Walk, between Salmon Haul Bay and Oak Park, visitors can enjoy the natural surroundings and take advantage of photo opportunities.

At Bass and Flinders Point, visitors can explore the beautiful beaches, river, and nearby landscape. The location is perfect for amateur photographers looking to capture the scenic views. It also offers opportunities for romantic walks along the beach, picnics with family and friends, and watching the sunset over the horizon. Cronulla beach, known for its perfect surf, is a popular spot for surfers to showcase their skills throughout the year.

The best time to visit Bass and Flinders Point is when the weather is mild, allowing for long walks, picnics, and enjoying the views from dawn to dusk. Cronulla generally has a warm, temperate climate throughout the year, with the warmest months being December to February.

Getting to Bass and Flinders Point is convenient for both domestic and international tourists visiting Sydney. Visitors can choose to hire a car, take a bus or train, or travel by taxi. The journey takes just over one hour by public transport, depending on traffic and time of day. Buses depart daily from Sydney's central business district to Cronulla, and the main train station in Cronulla provides an additional option for public transportation. For those driving, the National Route 1 and Kingsway can be taken to Cronulla Esplanade, leading to Oak Park.