Top Things to do in Randwick
Top 10 Things to do in Randwick, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Randwick, Australia including Museum of Human Disease, Wylie's Baths, Fred Hollows Reserve, Mahon Pool, Maroubra Beach, Dunningham Reserve, Congwong Beach, Little Bay Beach, Royal Randwick, Paine Reserve.
Restaurants in Randwick
1. Museum of Human Disease
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
2. Wylie's Baths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
One of many sea baths in Sydney – a walled-off section of ocean – this one is particularly popular with locals, and includes changing rooms, a picnic area, a kiosk and outdoor massages and yoga.
Reviewed By YvetteM780 - Coogee, Australia
Fantastic views and a relaxing atmosphere reasonable price too even has yoga a few times a week so i’m told Doing yoga by the sea would be such an experience too
3. Fred Hollows Reserve
4. Mahon Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By haqsta - Sydney, Australia
Fabulous ocean pool with stunning views. Brand new change facilities a few steps away as is the ever busy Pool cafe. Largish free open air car park a few metres away , with often with available spots and a green headland too
5. Maroubra Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By 58arnelb - Liverpool, Australia
First time going there and the beach was amazing, white sand and clear blue waters. The waves were decent and not dangerous to kids. If you walk further south there are two rock pools. Comparing this with Cronulla beach there were more lifeguards on the beach and patrolling this area. Summer day and scorching heat, the beach was packed. Parking was hard to find and took us a while to find parking. Once you find parking you hold it to dear life and maximise your stay.
6. Dunningham Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By katied953 - Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
Great place to start the walk to Bondi Beach! Some little shops and cafes to stock up on supplies for the walk then you go up to the nature reserve with some lovely views of Coogee beach from Dolphin point, you then take a walk through a great area to see some beautiful birds and butterflies before carrying on the walk.
7. Congwong Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By JElliot32 - New South Wales, Australia
Congwong is an idyllic stretch of clean, golden sand located at La Perouse towards the mouth of Botany Bay. The water is beautifully clear and clean and because of the beach's south-facing aspect, large waves are a rarity. But while the waves are small or non-existent, and there are no obvious rips, the beach has a steep gradient at the water's edge. So, it is not necessarily great for young children. There are no facilities at the beach, though there are toilets in nearby Cann Park and La Perouse's strip of cafes is only a few hundred metres away.
8. Little Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By cesarntss - West Ryde, Australia
This is a very nice place to swim, relax and snorkel! You would see a lot of fishes, beware of the sea urchins tho. Plenty of parking on the street as well. ????
9. Royal Randwick
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 130 reviews
Royal Randwick is the jewel in the crown of Sydney racing. A compelling theatre of sport, culture, fashion and cuisine, racing’s premier playground will entertain you with the extraordinary. Situated minutes from the CBD and in close proximity to the airport, Royal Randwick can be found in Sydney’s eastern suburbs where the ‘Sport of Kings’ is celebrated all year round. Particularly coming to life during The Spring and Sydney Carnivals. Royal Randwick is the proud home to the world’s richest 2000m turf race, the $4million Group 1 Longines Queen Elizabeth Stakes, and the World’s richest turf race, the $10million The Everest. The venue sets a world-class standard in racing and hospitality, enriched by over 35 bars and restaurants, reserved dining establishments and cutting edge facilities for members and racegoers alike. As Australia’s longest standing racing venue, Royal Randwick has helped shape and been a part of Australian culture for over 150 years.
Reviewed By 526karenh - Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom
Had a brilliant day in the sun. Boxing day racing and it was very packed. Easy to get to, bus from wynyard stopped right outside. Free entry to international passport holders, got ticket and straight in, no queue. Second visit here and first time there seemed to be more food stalls. Inside the main hall there was only pies sandwiches sausage rolls,felt like I was at a football game! Luckily found a Greek stall outside on the grass and had amazing honey chicken and chips, gorgeous. Tons of bookies to take your bets so no queues there. Drinks take a bit longer, not many bars for the amount of folk but then it keeps the drunks down, not being able to drink too fast. Everyone dresses up and looked amazing and smart, police and staff keep good control and I was glad to see staff stopping three lads smoking on the grass, well done. A brilliant day but ladies remember your flat shoes to change into....
