Lady Robinsons Beach

Lady Robinsons Beach stretches for several kilometers along Botany Bay between two major rivers, offering a wide expanse of fine pale sand. Cook Park runs alongside the shore with paths, cycling routes, playgrounds, and barbecue spots for visitors to enjoy.

The beach was once called Seven Mile Beach before receiving its current name from the wife of a British colonial governor in the 1800s. This change reflected the growing settlement of the surrounding area during the colonial expansion period.

The continuous promenade weaves through local suburbs, with each neighborhood adding its own character to the waterfront.

The beach has a gentle slope and wide sandy area, making it accessible for families and water activities throughout the year. Visit on quieter weekdays for the best experience, especially if you want to enjoy the facilities without crowds.

Protective barriers line the southern section of the beach to help maintain sand levels against erosion. You can spot these structures from the water and they show how the shoreline is actively managed.

Location: New South Wales

Elevation above the sea: 5 m

GPS coordinates: -33.97540,151.15100

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27