Olympic Pool is one of the most spectacular swimming holes in Royal National Park. We’re sharing the quickest route to get there, as well as the longer circuit route taking in several more pools.

The swimming holes of Kangaroo Creek are sublime, but some are even more beautiful than others. Kangaroo Pool is jaw-dropping yet it remains one of the lesser visited waterholes in the park. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting.

The swimming holes of the Lower Kangaroo Creek are jaw-dropping. With crystal clear emerald water and high cliffs walls it feels like you could be somewhere in the wilds of the NT! They aren’t signposted but we’re sharing everything you need to know about how to get there in this post.

Crystal Pool is a glorious and little known swimming hole in Royal National Park. We’re sharing how to get there as it’s not signposted, as well as what to expect when you do.

Deer Pools is a gorgeous wild swimming spot in Royal National Park. It’s easy to access, yet still feels lovely and secluded. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including details on the walking track and swimming at the pool.

Karloo Pools is one of the most incredible wild swimming spots near Sydney. With deep emerald water and a stunning bushland setting, it’s one of Royal National Park’s must dos. It can get busy, but if that’s the case on your visit we’re letting you in on the secret alternative swimming spots which are reached from Karloo Pools itself.