Sydney harbour walking adventures

06/11/2026

Can’t pay the spring day up in the Blue Mountains. I must do experience when in Sydney.

03/11/2026

Such a great walk and a great place to visit around Sydney harbour

02/11/2026

The historic Queen Victoria building centrepoint Tower now Sydney Tower and the GPO general post office In Martin place Sydney and hidden under the general post office building i. Martin place is part of the tank Sydney Sydney’s first water supply it was first and then built into an offical sewer in 1857

29/10/2026

A must do trip when visiting Sydney is going the world Heritage Blue Mountains nothing like it  for a day trip or a few days go experience amazing nature waterfalls hidden canyons and so much more and if you’ve got a car, go and visit Bill c***r and have a picnic on the grass to top of the day before sunset back in the mountains and a drink at the historic carrington hotel In the heart of Katoomba you’ll love it

29/10/2026

 Hidden here beneath our feet is the original tank stream Sydney Bay first water supply stream was converted into a covered drain and sewer starting In 1858 with the finale open sections being covered in 1878

28/10/2026

A true work of art hidden in a train station In Sydney go check it out also check out your Lane bar in York lane behind Wynyard station a great place to hang out with friends and family and have a drink

Ladies: who remembers getting their heels stuck on these wooden escalators in Wynyard? 😄

This artwork is called Interloop, made out of the station's original 1931 wooden escalators 🙌🏼

28/10/2026

Wollongong such a beautiful place to visit go check it out if you’re visiting Sydney for the first time just an hours train trip from Sydney C*D great place to visit

Rock pools at sunrise, rainforest tracks, lookouts that stop you mid-sentence and a beach for every kind of day. Wollongong’s natural icons stretch from the top of the escarpment right down to the edge of the sea.

We’ve rounded up 36 of our favourite natural spots across the region. Give yourself one point for every one you’ve visited, then drop your score in the comments!

So, how did you score?

🫪 0 to 9: Time to plan a trip down the coast.
🙂 10 to 18: You’re off to a solid start.
😋 19 to 27: You know your way around.
😍 28 to 36: You’re a certified Illawarra local.

Planning your next coastal escape from Sydney or Canberra? The spots you haven’t ticked off yet make a pretty good itinerary 😉

27/10/2026

Go check out sculptures by the sea it’s amazing and a beautiful coastal walk as well well worth the visit Sculpture by the Sea.

Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi stretches along the 2km coastal walk between Bondi Beach and Tamarama Beach. You can begin your visit at either end of the exhibition.

To explore the full exhibition, we recommend starting at Notts Avenue near Bondi Beach and heading south towards Tamarama, or at Pacific Avenue near Tamarama Beach and heading north towards Bondi.

The main walking route includes stairs and moderate slopes, so we’ve created two suggested routes to help visitors explore much of the exhibition while avoiding most of the stairs.

The blue easy route is suited to visitors who prefer to avoid stairs or longer distances. It focuses on Marks Park, where you’ll also find 'Sculpture Inside', showcasing smaller artworks, and accessible toilets.

The purple moderate route is suited to visitors comfortable with some stairs, moderate slopes and walking more than 1km.

If long distances or staircases are an issue for you, please see our Accessibility Information on our website.

27/10/2026

Jacaranda season is here