Can you drink the water in the Royal National Park?

IF YOU GO ... Take plenty of water, food and snacks as there are few places en route to replenish supplies. There are toilet facilities at Wattamolla and Garie beaches but the water isn't considered safe for drinking. A hat and sunscreen will be needed, especially on sunny days as the walk is very exposed.



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