Trek: Coastal Track to Wedding Rock Return 12 - 13 km Elevation 266 m

Our trip departs from Sydney airport at 9:30am. From there we travel one hour south to the small seaside town, Bundeena.

This the most northern section of the Coastal track in the Royal National Park. With Sydney's CBD on the horizon we set of on this circuit track to Wedding Cake Rock. There are some sections that are quite overgrown due to GirlsTrek taking you on the lesser tred "old coastal" track and long pants and long sleeved shirts are recommended. The effort of brushing up against a few coastal heath plants are certainly worth it as we emerge on to rock shelves with stunning coastal view. The track is rough in places and there are a couple of short steep ascents and descents.

From the walk end we depart to Helensburgh, a sleepy little town for our accommodation for the next two nights.

Helensburgh is as quaint as it is surprising. With its location only one hour from Sydney the food culture is alive and kicking in this otherwise low key village. We stay in a heritage pub with a single room allocated to each person. The bathrooms and toilets are down the hall. It's a great little place to stay with the rooms fully renovated in recent years.

To night we dine at a local restaurant.

Meals: Lunch and dinner

Trek: Figure of Eight Pools 10 km Elevation 700m

The natural formation (and wonder) of the Figure of Eight pools requires a low tide. We will have access to the rock shelf approximately one hour before a low tide. To ensure this we need to make decisions close to the time of the trip on what part of the trek will be done first. If the weather is windy and oceans rough we will not be able to continue the full way along the rockshelf however this does not detract from the walk.

From Garawarra Carpark we enjoy a circuit walk that includes beautiful forest and spectacular ocean scenery. The first part of the walk is all down hill - leaving the return to be all uphill! However we take our time and enjoy the views!

In the afternoon we travel south over the famous Sea Cliff Bridge and on to Clifton or Austimer for a beach swim in these sweet seaside towns before travelling back to Helensburgh.

For our second night we will dine at another local restaurant serving decadent modern cuisine in a unique setting with award winning chef, Daniel Fountain. The cuisine is inspired by the natural surrounds with native ingredients featuring on the menu.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Trek: Coogee Beach to Bondi Beach 7 km

We depart Helensburgh and make our way to Coogee Beach for a beachside breakfast.

After admiring the talented surfers and downing a great flat white we begin our walk from her to Bondi Beach. This is a gorgeous stretch of the Sydney coastline visiting Clovelly and Bronte beach enroute to the famous Bondi.

Arriving in Bondi we provide you with a free afternoon with tips to explore either the local beachside shops or Bondi Junction. Your preference may be to grab you book and enjoy some down time our luxury hotel or wander further along the coastline to Dover Heights and Vaucluse.

Tonight we have arrange for a fabulous celebration dinner where you can dress up and feel the city beat!

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Weather permitting we take an early morning beach walk or you are welcome to have a sleep in!

Our last breakfast together at a local cafe before we bid you goodbye.

Meals: Breakfast

Price includes

Ex Sydney Airport

4 days trekking and experiences fully hosted with GirlsTrek

Average of 4-6 hours per trekking day

Dine at bespoke Helensburgh restaurants

Celebration dinner in Sydney

Boutique old pub - single room accommodation

Luxury Bondi Hotel - twin share accommodation

Champagne celebration

All meals as per itinerary

Private transfers

Small group size travel to a maximum of 12

GirlsTrek Gift

Trip specific packing list with expert advice and great discounts

Information get together to detail the trip and answer any of your questions

Private group chat for messages and photos

Price excludes

Travel to/from destination

Travel insurance, which is highly recommended

Beverages, optional and personal expenses

*Single supplement available on request at an additional cost

Compulsory gear

Daypack - small to carry rain jacket, water & other small items

2L water bladder or water bottles

Good trekking shoes - SANDSHOES are sufficient

Waterproof rain jacket with hood

Hat and sunglasses

Buff or kerchief for neck protection

Sunscreen, lip balm and insect repellent

Tissues & hand sanitiser

Personal first aid kit (band aids, compression bandage, pain relief tablets, personal medication)

Recommended gear

Earplugs (for night time room sharing)

Electrolyte

Small ankle gaiters to keep out dirt, sand & gravel

Clothing for trek

1-3 walking shorts, leggings or long pants

2-3 short sleeve walking shirts - we recommend Icebreaker merino 120-150gsm

1-2 light, long sleeve shirt for sun protection we recommend Camixa

1 long sleeve warm layer - we recommend Icebreaker merino 150-200gsm

2-3 walking socks - merino wool to prevent blisters

Vest (for cooler months)

Clothing for trip

Smart Casual clothes for dinner at Spicers for two nights

Closed in footwear and comfortable outfit for cooking school day

Sleepwear & underwear

Swimmers and thongs

Toiletries