Boat Harbour Aquatic Reserve

Boat Harbour Aquatic reserve covers quite a large area including the Merries reef to the south and extending north east to Potter Point. Toward Potter Point there's lots of marine life here including whales dolphins sharks and everything else.nIts a great spot to visit and it can be accessed from the Northern end for no cost - bit of walking involved though

A family friendly place for all ages! The water is shallow but the waves made kayaking very exciting! It is very safe, as you can stand on your feet if the wave rocked your kayaks.

Amazing place...great for swimming or fishing or just a cruise along the beach

Cronulla's beaches are amongst the most polluted in Sydney - Boat Harbour often the worst says the Sutherland Shire Environment Centre. This is due primarily to the presence of the Cronulla Sewage Treatment Plant which discharges effluent from a clifftop outlet at Potter Point. Vehicles are allowed to park at the southern end of Boat Harbour. Admission is $8 a day - paid to the National Parks and Wildlife Service as you enter Kamay Botany Bay National Park.

Nice place. Pretty. But the strip of sand is used as a speedway. Couldn’t get parking as they were parking on waters edge all along and on back of beach. Crazy!