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3 BEST and EASIEST Day Trips from Sydney, Australia - Sydney Harbour National Park, Bondi Beach, Chinatown
3 BEST and EASIEST Day Trips from Sydney, Australia
It’s amazing how the places in Sydney can speak right through your heart! From the urban list of places to experience around this iconic city, from romantic ones, relaxing moments, and country-side visits, there’s always a trip for you to get to know about. If you are like me, wanting to see, not just quantity but quality places around Sydney, you’ll be bewildered to find out that there’s just soooo many to choose from. The paradox of choice, I know!
Good thing is that, if you have such a criteria of accessibility within 2 hours’ time frame – that is, traveling from Sydney to the next day trip destination should be within two hours only, then these are my three go to places that I’ll recommend for you to check out soon! Not only are these landmarks packed with so many adventures, they’re so easily likeable, you’ll just want to come back to them even more than once. A quick shout out to my Filipino-Singaporean-Aussie brother for showing me to these best places around Sydney! Thank you!
Sydney Harbour National Park
Address: Bradleys Head Rd, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia
Website: https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/sydney-harbour-national-park
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SydneyHarbourNP/
*Includes Fort Denison, North Head Quarantine Station, Sydney Heads, Manly to Spit Bridge Coastal Walk, Nielsen Park
Sydney Harbour is streaked with pathways for simple strolls and hectic hikes, leading to lookouts, picnic areas, beaches and bushland, with dozens of streets and walkways enticing you deeper into our most popular suburbs. Once you've seen the highlights, experiment with new tracks, knowing buses aren't far away if your legs tire. There are also endless refreshment stops with cool drinks, sweet coffee and sizzling seafood to keep you going. If you're excited to show the best side of Sydney to a first-time visitor, start with one of these top 5 hikes. Read more at: https://www.weekendnotes.com/best-walks-sydney-harbour-national-park/
Bondi Beach
Website: NSW 2026, Australia
Website: https://int.sydney.com/things-to-do/beach-lifestyle/bondi-beach
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bondibeachsydneyofficial/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visitbondibeach/
*Includes Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk, Hunter Park, Monument to Black Sunday, Bondi Skate Park, Bondi Pavilion, Biddigal Reserve, Aboriginal Rock Engravings, Ray O’Keefe Reserve, Flat Rock
North Bondi Rocks is Bondi’s best-kept secret. It’s where the locals come to sun themselves, most of them with pups in tow. As Ralston explains, tourists tend to stick around the middle of the beach, but heading north is where to find the local community. Spear fishers set out from this spot, and people are always jumping into the ocean from the rocks. On a clear day, snorkelling can be enjoyed with schools of fish, maybe a blue groper or two and possibly a stingray to be seen. Read more at: https://theculturetrip.com/pacific/australia/articles/top-10-things-to-do-and-see-at-sydneys-bondi-beach/
Chinatown in Sydney
Address: 82-84 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
Website: https://www.travelonline.com/sydney/attractions/chinatown.html
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Chinatown-Markets-Sydney-349413471822097/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cityofsydney/
*Includes Capitol Theatre, Paddy’s Market, Market City, World Square, Haymarket
In more recent years Chinatown has extended from the bounds of Dixon, Hay and Sussex Streets to encompass a much larger area bounded by George Street in the east and Darling Harbour in the west. The spatial expansion of Chinatown is complemented by the influx of east asian immigrants bringing with them exotic cooking styles and cuisines. The eateries in Chinatown serve up authentic asian dishes throughout the day until 4am in some cases. The food halls leave a little to be desired with respect to ambience but they make up for their shortcomings through being particularly good for their variety of cuisine and exceptionally reasonable prices. Read more at: http://www.discoversydney.com.au/things/chinatown.html
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