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Beautiful Bradley’s Head to Chowder Bay Walk

Beautiful Bradley’s Head to Chowder Bay Walk

The Chowder Bay to Bradley’s Head walk is an amazing short coast walk that offers incredible Sydney Harbour views, secluded beaches and a sense of bushwalking, even though you are pretty much in the city. The walk takes you through some of the best bits in Sydney Harbour National Park. Including past some interesting World War II stations, past impressive mansions and lots of typical Aussie wildlife. In this post, I will show you what amazing sights you could encounter if you would do this walk. I will give you some additional information on how to get to either Bradley’s Head or Chowder Bay, and show the nice beaches to stop at and possibly take a quick dip. Let’s dive in…

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The free Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk | Everything you need to know

The free Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk | Everything you need to know

Did you know that you can walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge for free? Most people don’t think that it is possible, but you can! Sydney’s most famous bridge has a pedestrian walkway on allowing visitors to safely walk across the bridge. On the bridge you will encounter some of Sydney’s most incredible harbour views, several viewpoints (Paid and free) and some of the best Opera House views there are! In this post, I will show you how to walk across Sydney Harbour Bridge, what those views are like and everything else you want and need to know about walking over the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Discover the best lookouts in Sydney

Discover the best lookouts in Sydney

Sydney is one of the most picturesque cities in Australia due to its incredible natural harbor and unique architecture. Because of this, I get often asked what the best lookout points in Sydney are. And since I have spent many hours photographing the harbor and its incredible views from many lookouts, I have uncovered a few hidden gems. And now, I’m sharing my best lookouts in Sydney with you! From spots near the CBD to spots on the Northern side of the bridge, I will take you along and show you where to go. From sunsets to incredible night views, you will not miss out with this guide. Though if you are a tourist, you can probably choose a couple of these viewing points, as if you want to see them all, you will have to take an extended leave. But here are 16 of the best lookouts in Sydney.

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Your ultimate Sydney travel itinerary | 6 perfect days in Sydney

Your ultimate Sydney travel itinerary | 6 perfect days in Sydney

Sydney is by far the most amazing city I have ever lived in. Whenever I have time I love to go out and explore new things each time. Incredible coastal walks, hidden little beaches, UNESCO WORLD heritage sites and some of the most amazing sunsets you will ever encounter. Six days in Sydney is definitely not enough to see everything this amazing metropolis has to offer – but it’s a great start.  A lot of travellers start out in Sydney and then travel up the coast, so they have limited time to see everything. I have therefore written this all-comprehensive Sydney 6 days itinerary (Including one day to the Blue Mountains and Jervis Bay National Park) to give you the best Sydney has got to offer. I will go over all of your best options for things to do, places to visit, and lots of helpful Sydney travel tips.

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Watson bay to rose bay walk | incredible coastal walk

Watson bay to rose bay walk | incredible coastal walk

If you have been following this blog for a while, then you know that I love nothing better then strapping on my walking boots and do a coastal walk during my days off. After living in Sydney for many years now, you’d think I had done them all, but the other week, I did the Watson Bay to Rose Bay walk for the first time – say what now! If you like a relatively easy walk, filled with amazing secluded beaches, and ridiculously beautiful city and harbor views, then I think you will like this walk as well. Follow me along this 8K walk and see some of Sydney’s best sights during the Watson Bay to Rose Bay walk.

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