Cape Solander

It’s no secret that Sydney’s one of the best places on Earth to live in. Not to sound like a geography lesson but Sydney is one of the only places on Earth that – within an hour’s range – has Beaches, Waterfalls, Rainforests, Caves and Rock formations. One such amazing place that is a must see is Cape Solander. 
Cape Solander is a mere 39kms and around 47-minute drive from Sydney’s CBD! Now if you’re lazy like me and enjoy amazing views without having to do a whole trek, hike and rock climb – Cape Solander is the place for you! It’s one of the most easily accessible places I’ve been to. All you have to do is drive up there, park your car and enjoy the view! Or, if you’re feeling a little more adventurous, you can take a little walk among the rocks and see the water crash against the rocks! Make sure to take you’re camera – trust me you won’t want to miss it!

- Prem Pradeep 43801749

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