COME BIRD WITH ME - DIAMOND BAY EVENING CLIFF WALK
Meeting Point: 5pm - Diamond Bay Cliff Walk, Corner of Kimberley St and Ray St, Vaucluse, 2030.

Join me on the newly opened boardwalk at Diamond Bay for a relaxing walk with stunning views and an abundance of birdlife. From tiny bush birds to ocean and cliff-dwelling species, this spot offers so much to see—a perfect way to unwind at the end of the week. While there are some stairs, we'll take a leisurely pace with plenty of spots to rest, sit, and enjoy the scenery.

Please note: The location has been changed from Cooper Park to Diamond Bay. Thank you for your understanding!

Walk includes:

Guidance on how to identify local bird species by sight and sound
Practice spotting birds and using binoculars
Binoculars will be provided for the walk
You will get a local bird list to take home

All experience levels welcome! Children must be accompanied by an adult. There will be stairs.

Places are limited so booking is essential.

WALK DETAILS

Start: 5 pm - Meet at Diamond Bay Cliff Walk, Corner of Kimberley St and Ray St, Vaucluse, 2030.
Walk: ~2.5 km walk. We will walk slowly and stop often to admire our feathered friends. Depending what we see, the exact timing and route may vary.
Finish: 6:30 pm we will finish back where we started

Note there will be stairs, there are handrails and plenty spots to stop to catch out breath.

WHAT TO BRING

Weather sensible clothing and sun protection
Backpack or bag - you will want your hands free to use the binoculars
Sturdy, comfortable footwear

ADDITIONAL INFO

If you would like to join a walk, but the cost of tickets is a barrier, please choose community gift ticket option at check out. If you are having trouble booking, please reach out to jade@comebirdwithme.com

A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR GUIDE

My name is Jade and I have been birdwatching around the Easter Suburbs and beyond for over 7 years. For me bird watching is a great way for to connect with nature everyday. I feel grounded and more connected to my home when I can put names to the birds and other wildlife around me. And when you see a new bird, it's a lot of fun! Bird watching also opened me to all these opportunities to care for them; bush care, native gardening, and supporting wildlife corridors. This gave me purpose and fulfilment. I want to share this sense of wonder, connection and care, with my fellow nature lovers out there. Please reach out to me if you have any questions - jade@comebirdwithme.com

GETTING THERE

Public Transport: 380 and 387 buses stop nearby.
Walking or Cycling: A lovely way to get there/
Parking: there is street parking but may be busy, so I recommend coming by public transport, walking or cycling if able.

FACILITIES

There is a water bubbler but no toilets on the walk.

THIS EVENT WAS MADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM WAVERLEY COUNCIL AND WOOLLAHRA COUNCIL