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Maroubra, NSW 2035

Eastern Suburbs · New South Wales · Population 34,602 · Median age 40

Beachside suburb with extensive coastal walking trails, local pubs, and easy access to Sydney's Eastern Beaches.

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Written by Touringuide Team

Maroubra is a well-established residential suburb on Sydney's Eastern Beaches with strong local infrastructure and over 370 nearby walking trails. The area offers plenty of dining and pub options, making it convenient for road trippers stopping over in the Sydney region. Public facilities are plentiful with 359 public toilets nearby, useful for travellers with campervans or those stopping between destinations.

With 8 campsites in the area and direct access to multiple hiking trails starting within walking distance, Maroubra suits visitors who want beach proximity combined with urban amenities. The suburb is accessible by car and well-supplied with shops and services for stocking up on supplies or fuel before heading further afield.

About Maroubra — Demographics

Based on postcode 2035 area (ABS Census 2021)
34,602
Population
40
Median Age
$2,151/wk
Median Household Income
2.5
Avg Household Size
$3,000/mo
Median Mortgage
$540/wk
Median Rent
41%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Malabar Headland Walking PathEasy accessible coastal walk with headland views, only 1.4km away

Must Do

  • Chester Avenue and Haig Street trailsNearby hiking trails starting within 300 metres of the suburb centre
  • Coastal walk via Bunnerong Road trailExplore the beach access and coastal scenery 1.5km from the suburb

Travel Tips

  • Park near Chester Avenue or Haig Street for quick access to coastal walking trails starting within 300 metres
  • Stock up at local shops on Maroubra Avenue or nearby shopping strips before heading south along the coast
  • Check mobile coverage before heading to more remote headland areas; coverage is generally good in the suburb itself
  • Malabar Headland Walking Path offers an easy, accessible option for those wanting coastal views without steep grades
  • Plan pub visits in advance—The Bay Hotel & Diner and Southend Hotel are popular spots that can get busy during weekends
Traffic & Access: Maroubra is well-connected to central Sydney via Anzac Parade and Eastern Road. Ample street parking available, though busy periods near beaches can require searching. Good fuel and food options throughout the suburb.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer pleasant coastal weather and fewer crowds than peak summer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Maroubra?

There are 10 campsites near Maroubra, including Silver Beach Tourist Park (8.2km), Reflection Park (8.4km), Sheralee Tourist Caravan Park (8.6km).

What walks and trails are near Maroubra?

There are 10 walking trails near Maroubra, including Haig Street (0.3km), Chester Avenue (0.3km), Anzac Parade (1.2km).

Is there fuel near Maroubra?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Maroubra, including Shell Reddy Express Maroubra (0.6km), 7-Eleven Maroubra (0.8km), Ampol Foodary Kingsford (1.4km).

What attractions are near Maroubra?

There are 10 attractions near Maroubra, including Sir Henry Parkes (5.9km), Aquabumps (6.7km), Joseph Banks Memorial (6.9km).