Maroubra Caves

Maroubra Caves

Maroubra Caves, also known as the Maroubra Sea Caves, are a series of coastal caves located along the eastern coastline of Sydney, near Maroubra Beach. These natural formations have been sculpted by the relentless action of the oceaseries of coastal caves located along the eastern coastline of Sydneyn waves over thousands of years, creating a fascinating landscape of rocky outcrops and sea caves.

The caves are accessible during low tide, allowing visitors to explore their unique geological features. The area is popular with locals and tourists alike for activities such as rock pooling, snorkeling, and photography. The marine life around the caves is diverse, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts.

Maroubra Caves are part of the broader Maroubra Nature Reserve, which offers scenic coastal walks and beautiful ocean views. Whether you’re looking to explore the caves, enjoy a day at the beach, or take in the stunning surroundings, Maroubra provides a wonderful outdoor experience.