Although the bus trip is long it is always interesting, and you really get to appreciate the beauty of Greater Sydney . . . → Read More: Day tour of Sydney and Brisbane Waters using public transport
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 4 comments  Australia, New South Wales  Avalon, Balgowlah, Barrenjoey, Barrenjoey Lighthouse, beaches, Brisbane Waters, Brooklyn, Brookvale, buses, Collaroy, Cremorne, Dee Why, Ettalong, ferries, Hawkesbury River, Lion Island, Long Reef, Middle Harbour, Mona Vale, Mosman, Narrabeen Lakes, Neutral Bay, New South Wales, Newport, Palm Beach, Pittwater, Sydney, Sydney Central Station, The Spit, trains, Wagstaff, Warriewood, Woy Woy, Wynyard I often reckon that the best way for a visitor to get to know a place is to go where the locals go, and get away from the tourist spots. Once such place in Sydney is Narrabeen Lakes, which is located on the Northern Beaches, about 15 kilometres north of Sydney CBD. Camping on Cockatoo island gives you great views; fantastic views, in fact; make that some of the best city views you will see anywhere in the world . . . → Read More: Camping on Cockatoo Island Kick back and catch up every Friday night at The Rocks Markets by Moonlight . . . → Read More: Sydney moonlight market rocks Waterfall Way takes you through the land of waterfalls and you pass over two of them on the drive up the mountain . . . → Read More: Dorrigo, where mountains meet sky  Perhaps part of the reason why it enjoys such a comfortable climate is because it’s nestled between the ocean and the mountains of the New England Ranges . . . → Read More: Bananas galore at Coffs Harbour ne magnificent natural attraction is the 2,000 year-old Antarctic beech forest near Gloucester Tops . . . → Read More: Barrington is Tops  Sitting at Watson’s Bay enjoying the serenity, it is hard to believe that this place has also caused so much heartbreak, but when you walk up the hill, you come upon The Gap, a notorious cliff face, and the scene of many tragedies . . . → Read More: The deadly peaceful Watsons Bay in Sydney Sydney Harbour is the world’s largest natural harbour, and to my mind, the best way to see Sydney is from its waterways . . . → Read More: Sydney  There is a great diversity in New South Wales, ranging from stunning coastal bays, beaches and townships to the high country in the Snowy Mountains National Park, one of the few regions in Australia to experience regular snow falls. . . . → Read More: An Introduction to New South Wales Australia |
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