Lookouts · 31 Gaerloch Ave, Tamarama NSW 2026, AustraliaTamarama Point

Tamarama Point is a scenic lookout along the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk, offering panoramic ocean views and views across the sandstone coastline. The lookout is accessed via a wide, sealed concrete pathway that follows the cliff edge and provides step-free access to the main viewing area.

The pathway is generally smooth and includes handrails along sections adjacent to the cliff edge. The route contains some moderate gradients, which may require assistance for some wheelchair users, particularly when travelling uphill. The pathway is shared with pedestrians, runners, and dog walkers, and can become busy during peak periods. There is no flat path leading to this point, from Gaerloch Reserve, there are only stairs, and following the path going south, there are also stairs in the way.

Visitors using wheelchairs or other mobility aids can access the main lookout and enjoy the ocean views directly from the paved pathway. Beside the path are large natural sandstone rock platforms that are popular for sightseeing and seating. These rock areas are uneven and inaccessible to wheelchairs and most mobility aids, as there is no formal accessible route onto the rock surface.

While the main pathway provides a safe and accessible viewing location, visitors should remain aware that some sections near the rock platforms have limited barriers between the viewing area and the ocean edge. Overall, Tamarama Point offers good accessibility for visitors seeking coastal views, provided they remain on the sealed pathway and handrail-supported viewing areas.