Badu Mangroves — Attraction in Sydney

The Badu Mangroves feel like stepping into a secret forest, where the city disappears and nature takes over. The air is alive with the sound of birds calling from every direction, their voices echoing through the trees. The mangroves twist and weave into enchanting shapes, and along the path the golden wattle flowers bloom like little suns, lighting up the greenery with their warmth.

It’s a place of quiet magic — where every step feels like a discovery, every glance reveals something wild and alive. Here, among the trees and water, you’re reminded how close true wilderness can be, even beside a bustling city. The Badu Mangroves are not just a walk in nature, but a moment of peace, wonder, and connection to the living...

Hidden gem of a raised walkway over the Badu Mangroves which is accessible via the walking paths off Parklands Circuit but this is not very well sign posted so Google Maps is the best guide to get there. The old wooden planks have all been removed and upgraded with a new weather resistant walkway but this is still subject to flooding after heavy rain. The entire boardwalk is flat with no steps on the main path so is suitable for prams and wheelchairs. Best to take your time slowly moving along the boardwalk or you may easily miss out on seeing the wild life well hidden amongst the...

The Badu Mangroves area is an experience to enjoy. I love walking through here, especially in hot weather, because it's cool from the breeze flowing through the mangroves. I especially like walking through here because of the Muru Nanga Mai Dreaming Track that is meandering through the mangroves. It can have a rather unpleasant smell, but it's not overpowering. Watch out for cyclists and dogs aren't allowed in this area due to the number of birds and wildlife. There's a public lavatory at the Studies Tower of the Education centre. And parking is at Badu Mangroves car...