Top Things to do in Randwick
What to do and see in Randwick, New South Wales: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Randwick, Australia including Lets Go Surfing, Malabar Headland National Park, Wylie's Baths, The Ritz Cinema, Pro Dive, Dingo Tours, Maroubra Beach, Bare island.
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1. Lets Go Surfing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST SURF SCHOOLS ON AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST BEACHES! Lets Go Surfing Maroubra Beach is an award winning surf school offering fantastic learn to surf classes & courses for kids & adults, locals & tourists, corporate groups, schools & university groups 365 days a year at Sydney'd best kept secret .......Beautiful Maroubra Beach. We also operate at Coogee Beach with Stand up Paddle boarding lessons and tours.
2. Malabar Headland National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By JElliot32 - New South Wales, Australia
This is a spectacular coastal walk, to me more enjoyable than the better known (and far busier) one between Bondi to Coogee. We started at Maroubra Beach and only last section from Boora Point to Malabar was less than brilliant. Otherwise, was totally immersed in nature, with highlights being spectacularly wild coastal views and the hardy heathland vegetation, home to lots of birdlife. You would never know you're only about 10 km from downtown Sydney. The track is well maintained, with much of it on boardwalks. Very quiet when we walked: a few other walkers, fewer (very energetic) runners and no dog walkers. (Nor should there be - it is a national park.)
3. 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
4. The Ritz Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By AAAMM1 - Greater Sydney, Australia
The Ritz is unquestionably the best cinema (complex) in Sydney. It maintains the original single auditorium with stalls and circle and many new, smaller screens. All have state of the art presentation but the original auditorium can project film stock including 70mm. We saw a preview of TENET and plan to come back to see it again at the Ritz in 70mm again. Social distancing practices in place made us feel safe to return to the cinema. Thank goodness for this!
5. Pro Dive
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 161 reviews
PRO DIVE is Sydney's No#1 dive center. Every week we run snorkel tours, learn to dive classes, boat diving, advanced courses, shore diving and night diving. There are over 600 different species of fish located right here in Sydney so come join us for a fun day out diving!
6. Dingo Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
We specialise in active trips in Sydney, the Greater Blue Mountains, the Southern Highlands, Jervis Bay, the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens. Our knowledgeable and passionate guides take you to and beyond the familiar tourist icons to connect with local people, nature and culture. See our website for a detailed description of our day trips and multi-day tours. We speak Nederlands und Deutsch!
7. 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.
8. Bare island
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By mikef888au - Sydney, Australia
Drive past Kingsford, past the old goal, and further again past the cemetary, until you reach the end of the road.....you'll be rewarded with a view from the northern mouth of Botany Bay....to the right you'll see Kurnell with the oil storage tanks and container yards in the distance, but on the left......the magnificent Pacific. Stroll down the path to the wooden bridge...sometimes it get VERY windy...bring a hoodie or beanie...or at least a scarf...it was blowing a gale there when I visited. Cross the bridge and down the stairs on the left....If it's low tide, you can clamber around the island...the weathered sandstone is marvellous, great walls have been carved out by wind and rain. During high tide, scuba schools frequent this spot, as the rock shelves make easy access to the deeper waters. Ample parking and a very large grassed area adjacent is perfect for picnics, but choose your days, as the wind could blow your sandwiches away!
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