Royal National Park

The Royal Park was founded in 1879 and is the oldest in the world, it is located in Australia, near the city of Sydney. This park was the first protected area to be used as a national park. In July 2006, the park was added to the Australian Register of National Heritage.

Today, the Royal National Park covers more than 15 thousand hectares, it contains many representatives of flora and fauna, including endangered.

From the east, the park is washed by the waters of the Tasman Sea. In a quiet quiet cove, framed by a sandy beach with creaky sand, you can swim in the waters of the Pacific Ocean.

There are many beautiful flowers, bright lizards and snakes.

The trails in King’s Park are very convenient so as not to disturb the vegetation, they are often paved with wooden and metal flooring. The main trail goes along the coast, revealing amazing views of rocks, the color of which varies from sugar-white to red, which gives a unique flavor to these places.

One of the symbols of the park is the famous snake head hanging over the ocean.