Wedding Cake Rock

Wedding Cake Rock is a distinctive white sandstone formation in Royal National Park near Bundeena in the Sutherland Shire, New South Wales. Its layered, white appearance resembling a wedding cake results from natural erosion. Located on coastal cliffs north of Marley Beach, it became internationally known through social media. Now fenced off due to structural instability, it remains a popular viewpoint along the Royal National Park Coastal Track, offering dramatic ocean and cliff scenery.

Visitors can expect a coastal sandstone cliff formation viewed from behind a security fence. The rock itself is closed to access and cannot be stood on. The site is reached via a bushwalking track through coastal heath and sandstone cliffs in Royal National Park. Expect expansive ocean views, dramatic cliffs, and photo opportunities from the designated viewing area. There are no facilities at the rock; the experience is a nature walk and scenic lookout.