Dolphins Point is a coastal lookout near Coogee Beach in Sydney, with views over the beach and rocky shoreline. Waves breaking against the rocks give the outlook a wilder feel in stormy weather, and a small cave adds another place to pause along the coast. The Bali Memorial here commemorates lives lost in the Bali bombings, giving the viewpoint a quiet place for reflection. Come for the ocean views, then continue along the coast or spend time at Coogee Beach.
The Bali Memorial
The lookout is also home to the Bali Memorial, dedicated to the lives lost in the Bali bombings. Its setting above the coast, with deep-blue water and waves in view, gives visitors a place to stop and reflect.
Along the rocky coast
A small cave is another point of interest along the rocky shoreline. After rain, paths can get muddy, so rain boots are useful. Dolphins Point can be part of a longer coastal outing, with Coogee Beach nearby and routes continuing towards Clovelly or Bondi Beach.
FAQ
Where is Dolphins Point?
Dolphins Point is on Dolphin Street near Coogee Beach in Sydney.
What can you see at Dolphins Point?
The lookout has views over Coogee Beach and the rocky coast. There is also a small cave and the Bali Memorial.
When is a good time to visit Dolphins Point?
Sunset is a good time for coastal views. Stormy weather brings waves crashing against the rocks.
Is Dolphins Point open at night?
It is listed as open 24 hours.
