Royal National Park - Discovered by Sir John Robertson, Royal National Park is the first park that was proclaimed as a national park in Australia and is the second in the world after the United Yellowstne. The park is recognized as a national park on 26 April 1879 and included in the Australian National Heritage List in December 2006. The park is divided into three parts, namely Audley, Maianbar and Bundeena.

Royal National Park to be habitat for some animals and plants. Most are native plants that grow from the mountains of Australia and not imported from elsewhere, so there are few species that fall into the endangered category. Therefore, the Australian Government through the National Parks and Wildlife Service was inspired to use this land as a breeding area.

Many things can be done during a visit to the Royal National Park, ranging from a picnic with the family in a predetermined area while enjoying the beautiful scenery is still beautiful. Then, visitors can also stroll along the 100 kilometer track. There is also a Coast Walk which presents a beautiful view to anyone through it. Other facilities are available here vendors of food, pure water and clean toilets.