Milk Beach, Sydney

Vaucluse House

Vaucluse House is one of the oldest extant colonial buildings in Sydney, and became the first house-museum of the city when it was opened to the public in 1915

Shark Island

Port Jackson

Port Jackson is the natural harbour of Sydney, comprising the Sydney Harbour, North Harbour, Middle Harbour, and the Lane Cove and Parramatta Rivers

Green Point Reserve

The Green Point Foreshore Reserve in Sydney Harbour National Park offers great views of Lake Macquarie and scenic paths through bushland for cycling and walking starting from the end of Dilkera Avenue at Valentine, The Shores Way at Belmont, and Green Point Drive behind Belmont Hospital

Watsons Bay

Situated on the end of the South Head peninsula, Watsons Bay is one of the most awe-inspiring locations in Sydney

The Gap Sydney

The Gap is an ocean sandstone cliff on the South Head peninsula in Watsons Bay which offers breathtaking views of the Tasman Sea

Middle Head Fortifications

The headland between North Head and South Head in the Sydney Harbour National Park was an integral part of the city's defensive fortifications in the 19thto mid-20thcentury

Lady Bay Beach

Also known as Lady Jane Beach, the Lady Bay Beach on the South Head peninsula is a spectacular stretch of white sands along Watsons Bay with great views out to Middle Head and Georges Head

Sydney Harbour National Park

Taronga Zoo

Located on the waterfront in Sydney Harbour, the Taronga Zoo is home to the largest group of native and exotic wildlife in New South Wales, with over 4000 animals across 350 species