Cronulla Railway Station is located in Cronulla, a beachside suburb in Sydney, Australia. It serves as the terminus of the Cronulla line, providing access to the surrounding areas and the popular Cronulla Beach. The station features a single island platform and is equipped with basic amenities for passengers. Opened in 1939, Cronulla Railway Station has undergone various upgrades to improve accessibility and services. It is well-connected to local bus routes, making it easy for commuters and visitors to travel to nearby attractions. The station is a vital part of the Sydney Trains network, facilitating daily travel for residents and tourists alike.