Exploring Wattamolla Beach & Providential Point in Royal National Park NSW| Australia vlog
Join me on a stunning adventure to Wattamolla Beach and Providential Point, hidden gems nestled within the majestic Royal National Park in New South Wales, Australia! A great day trip idea from Sydney and it makes one of the best things to in the Sydney NSW area.
* Witness panoramic ocean vistas from the cliffs of Providential Point.
* Unwind on the golden sands of Wattamolla Beach, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnics.
* Check out how we found a baby rat who was lost.
* Get tips on planning your own unforgettable trip to this Aussie paradise!
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In this video
00:00 intro
00:20 Mascot train station
00:29 No Birds car hire Mascot
01:22 Starting the road trip
01:59 Road to Wattamolla Beach
02:37 Toll and parking at Wattamolla Beach
02:53 Starting to explore
04:18 Starting the Hike
05:26 Wattamolla Beach Lagoon lookout
06:37 Hike to Providential Point
08:34 We found a baby rat!
09:58 Top Attractions at Royal National Park
10:41 Providential Point
12:40 Wattamolla Beach
13:45 Wattamolla falls
14:17 End of video
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* All opinions in this video are my personal opinions and you might have experienced Wattamolla Beach in a way that is unique to yourself. So please share your experiences mindfully and kindly :) Thank you!
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Hey Guys! Hope you have had fun watching this video. Just highlighting the error in my video about whales where I said they go to Antarctica to give birth, here is the correct info as confirmed by DCCEEW - "The majority of humpback whales in Australian waters migrate north from June to August, and back towards the Southern Ocean from September to November. Humpback whales typically arrive in Antarctica between December and February. The Southern Hemisphere humpback whales migrate north each winter from their Southern Ocean feeding grounds to warmer waters to mate and calve. "
Very cool and eye soothing view ❤
Haha. Loved the vlog💜
@colourmeinstyle
5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much Sonali
It's not a rat, it looks like a little marsupial mouse.
@colourmeinstyle
5 ай бұрын
Amazing thanks
Sorry, you got it backwards, the whales travel North to the Queensland coast area in winter to give birth, and then take their offspring back south to Antartica in Summer.
@colourmeinstyle
5 ай бұрын
Great thanks for that info.
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@colourmeinstyle
5 ай бұрын
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