If you have the opportunity to do this popular multi-day walk, don’t hesitate. It’s rare that you can walk such a distance without running into a road or private property. And rarer still to encounter such diversity of terrain, flora and fauna.
Take advantage of this gorgeous winter weather to do a little whale spotting on one of these beautiful coastal walks.
The Australian Botanic Garden is a 416-hectare parkland, scattered with woodlands, wetlands and wide open spaces. There is plenty here to attract locals and out-of-towners alike.
On a recent visit to Cockatoo Island, I managed to rack up 8000 steps. Granted, I did wander back and forth a bit, meandering rather than following a prescribed route. But isn’t that the best way to see a place?
We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to birdwatching spots in Sydney. Here are five of the best.
After two years of Covid-enforced absence, Sculpture by the Sea is back! And its definitely worth a look.
A walk around the Zoo will add about ten thousand steps to your daily count. And you’ll have a great day out in the process. Incidental exercise - Just one of ten reasons to visit Taronga Zoo.
Today Sydney celebrated 90 years since the opening of the Harbour Bridge.
The Chinese Garden of Friendship in Darling Harbour is the perfect city retreat, and good for the soul.
The secret of this inner city garden is well and truly out and it has fast become a go to spot for weddings, parties and family outings.
The Royal Botanic Gardens is a sanctuary in the centre of the city. So it’s little wonder that it’s one of Sydney’s most popular tourist attractions.
The State Library is not just a library. It is also a gallery and museum with an extensive collection from Australia and abroad.
Seven days, seven dawns. And then some! Here are some of the best places to watch the sunrise in Sydney.