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Discover Killcare and its Hidden Gems

Nestled along the scenic coastline of New South Wales, Killcare is a treasure trove of natural beauty and quaint charm waiting to be discovered. Just a stone's throw from Sydney, this serene locale offers an escape filled with unique attractions and breathtaking landscapes. In this blog, Accom Holidays dives into the lesser-known spots and local favourites that make Killcare a must-visit destination.

 

Little Beach

Little Beach, nestled in Bouddi National Park, remains a cherished spot for weekend barbecues and relaxed family outings. The scenic walking track is highly recommended. This beach is also perfect for little adventurers who enjoy rock pooling and exploring the rocky shoreline.

Known as one of the locals’ best-kept secrets, Little Beach is ideal for a quiet day of fishing or surfing, thanks to its secluded location and consistent little waves off the point marking it as a must-visit for those looking to discover Killcare and its hidden natural treasures.

🌊 Plan your trip by visiting the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Website
🧭 How to Get there: Drive through MacMasters Beach and turn left at Grahame Dr to the end where the track starts.


Gerrin Point Lookout

Gerrin Point provides a perfect vantage point for bird watching or simply soaking in the vast coastal views. Discover Killcare's breathtaking landscapes at Gerrin Point Lookout, a scenic spot just a short walk from Putty Beach in Bouddi National Park. This lookout offers not only a medium-grade hike along the Bouddi Coastal walk, a chance to immerse in nature’s panoramic splendour. 

From the eastern end of Putty Beach, follow the track for about 1.2 km, ascending stairs to a boardwalk that unveils the majestic views of Maitland Bay and the Bouddi National Park Marine Extension.

Gerrin Point Lookout is an essential destination to fully experience and discover Killcare’s natural beauty.

🧭 Plan your trip by visiting the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Website
📍 How to Get there: Gerrin Point Lookout is situated along the Bouddi Coastal Walk and can be accessed from the eastern end of Putty Beach. 

Daleys Point Aboriginal Relic Site

The Daleys Point Aboriginal Relic Site, perched on a ridge overlooking the northeast end of the Rip Bridge, allows you to explore and discover Killcare's profound Aboriginal heritage. This site of historical significance offers panoramic views across. The moderately easy Daleys Point walking track leads visitors to this sacred site, making it perfect for a family day trip. 

The site features remarkable Aboriginal engravings of fish, human forms, whales, wallabies, and marine creatures like manta rays or sea turtles, along with ancient cave paintings, axe grinding grooves, and a midden dating back over 5,000 years. 

Best viewed in the late afternoon, this cultural treasure allows visitors to truly connect with the area's deep history and discover Killcare in a meaningful way.

🧭 Where to find this Site: Daleys Point Walking Track
📍 Learn More on the Hiking the World Website 

Flannel Flower Walking Track

Conclude your journey to discover Killcare by exploring the serene Flannel Flower bushwalking track, nestled within Bouddi National Park. This 2.9km return track offers not just a walk through nature but a vibrant display of springtime beauty, particularly when the flannel flowers are in full bloom, showcasing their iconic white petals. 

The path between Hawke Head Drive and Lobster Beach allows you to immerse yourself in the impressive landscapes of angophora forests and expansive coastal views from the Lobster Beach lookout. 

Gaze out over the stunning vistas of Broken Bay, Umina, and Pearl Beach. Remember, this track also traverses private property for a section, highlighting the importance of sticking to the path as you enjoy the natural splendour of the Central Coast.

🧭 Where to find this Site: Daleys Point Walking Track
🥾 Plan your hike by visiting the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Website

"We're excited for our guests to discover these spots and experience the quiet beauty and rich history that make Killcare a special destination." - Matthew Trewin at Accom Holidays.

Whether you're a nature lover, history enthusiast, or simply in need of a peaceful retreat, Killcare provides an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable experiences. Book your stay with Accom Holidays and let Killcare reveal its secrets to you, one magical step at a time.

Nestled along the scenic coastline of New South Wales, Killcare is a treasure trove of natural beauty and quaint charm waiting to be discovered. Just a stone's throw from Sydney, this serene locale offers an escape filled with unique attractions and breathtaking landscapes. In this blog, Accom Holidays dives into the lesser-known spots and local favourites that make Killcare a must-visit destination.