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Sydney offers plenty of historical and contemporary Australian flavor. The marvelous Sydney Opera House looks like a great origami sailboat, floating peacefully in a harbor. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of The Rocks and then take in a street performance on the Circular Quay before heading into the Museum of Contemporary Art. The views from the Sydney Tower Eye observatory are epic – use this chance to get to know the layout of the city from high above.
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1. Nirwana Beauty & Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Nirwana Beauty & Spa is a Double Bay-based parlour where customers can escape everyday hustle bustle and relax. The spa offers you combination of body & face treatments, including Balinese massage, Hot stone Balinese massage, Aromatherapy massage and Pregnancy massage. Refreshed with a selection of facials & microdermabrasion and enhance your beauty with waxing, spray tan, eyebrow & eyelash tint.
2. Bradleys Head Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By shellsbells56
We started at Taronga Zoo wharf and continued on through the stunning Bradley's Head then passed the picturesque Taylors Bay then on to Clifton Gardens. Amazing views back over to harbour bridge and opera house. What a beautiful walk. We will definitely be back over to continue from Clifton Hardens around to Balmoral beach in the near future
3. Manly Scenic Walkway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,714 reviews
A 10km scenic walkway taking in the breathtaking sites from the Spit Bridge to Manly Wharf. Pass through bushlands, beaches,and majestic viewpoints this is a walk not to be missed.
Reviewed By GBertoldi - Sydney, Australia
Taking the bus to the Spit bridge was easy from Wynyard station. The are has toilets and BBQ’s and a resting area to start. When you start the walk you start already with some beautiful scenery and forest area. Plenty of opportunities for photos along the way and the journey climbs and climbs until you get through to the national park and it’s highest peak with breathtaking views form to points round to the top of the city. Plenty of places to stop and rest or even have a quick dip. Don’t underestimate the 3-4hour walk and pack some water and snacks for the journey in case. But there are cafes along the way as well. Finishing in Manly and then taking the ferry back home to the city was a good experience and well rounded trip. Would do it again but a little earlier and with the help of daylight savings to be able to finish with a swim in Manly. I added a map for the one area where you can get a little lost and the signage isn’t the best. Just try and follow the line of the water and beach. You do have to walk on the “beach” or sand and along the water with no path. Then you’re back on track at the end of the beach.
4. Bondi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6,715 reviews
Bondi Beach is famous for its glistening ocean, pristine sands, reliable surf and seaside spirit. It's laid back coastal lifestyle, cafe culture, boutique shops and thriving, eclectic community is equally enticing.
Reviewed By Boating0804 - San Juan, Caribbean
Having beautiful beaches at my country home and visiting the most beautiful beaches in the world I can say that bondi is almost perfect. The sand is soft and white as you can get, the sea is a beautiful blue BUT the water is freezing cold. That is the reason I don’t give it a 10 but an 7. Despite that, the vibe, sand sea and restaurants around makes it great. Be aware, if you go with kids, that there are ton of topless all around.
5. Camp Cove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By TheTravelWriter161 - Sydney, Australia
While staying in Watson’s Bay, I highly recommend a walk to Camp Cove Beach and beyond to the South Head trail. This little beach is tranquil midweek, and has the most awesome views back to the CBD. The water was crystal clear the day we visited and the beach extremely clean. It’s an awesome little hideaway and the walks from there are scenic and easy for most people. The photo opportunities are numerous and the little beachside kiosk is super cute.
6. Manly Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,662 reviews
SHOP .....in the sunshine with over 200 stores to explore. Discover funky boutiques in hidden lane ways, wander through the weekend outdoor markets or splurge on a whole new wardrobe on The Corso. At every turn, it's sheer shopping pleasure to satisfy everyone. TASTE .....an amazing array of flavours in over 100 cafes, restaurants, bars and eateries. Whether it's a lingering lunch of classy dining, a sumptuous seafood selection for dinner, fast and fresh takeaway or a walk along the beach front with an ice cream in hand. Any time of day or night, you'll find a taste to tempt. LIVE .....life and discover your hidden talents. Get active with surfing, sailing, scuba diving... and everything in between! Take a dip at the beach, or try your hand at beach volleyball. And when relaxation is on the agenda, treat yourself to a hotel stay or enjoy some pampering at one of our many salons. The perfect place for adventure or to relax and explore. FEEL ..... the sand between your toes after a long day at work. Absorb the geography and the nature that makes Manly special. Nestled between the harbour and the ocean, over 40 beaches and walkways give an escape to the daily grind. Just cast out a fishing line, pack a picnic basket, or bask in the sun. Relax in your favourite spot and soak up the serenity.
Reviewed By Trixtrac - Sydney, Australia
Catch a ferry - any one be it the fast or slow ferry and get over to Manly!! Great beaches...fabulous cafes (best ones are in the laneways and off the main beach and Corso - Whistler St is great)!! Lots to see...shopping (Bow & Arrow is the best)...bike riding...walks along the beach front to Shelley Beach and North Head. Too much to do in one day - stay for at least a few nights. Great restaurants include Chica Bonita, Loco Madre, Sunset Sabi, Showbox, Hugos.
7. Coogee Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 941 reviews
Reviewed By sueliliwen - Builth Wells, United Kingdom
Lovely chilled atmosphere, plenty of good cafes to choose from,all open early for breakfast, good selection of tasteful shops, and a lovely beach with coastal walk
8. Clovelly Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By lowping - Sydney, Australia
Clovelly is a great beach for snorkeling as it has a protective wall that keeps the man eaters out. Concrete runs along both sides making Clovelley more of a huge ocean pool than a beach. Lots of marine life to see. Great for swimming with plenty of parking. If you're experienced in the water head around to the south carpark area and give Gordon's bay a try.
9. Watsons Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,999 reviews
Reviewed By CasandraTP - Sydney, Australia
There are many ways to get to Watson’s Bay but once there do the South Head Heritage Walk. Starting in Camp Cove this lovely easy walk gives you beautiful coastal views, military remains including cannons, a magnificent lollipop looking lighthouse, an old cottage plus a beach if you feel like a swim. But be warned, this is a nudist beach so only go if you are willing to go naked. Depending on the time of year you may even be lucky to see whales. It is only 1km so you can do it in under an hour but take your time and a picnic lunch and enjoy.
10. Murray Rose Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Viajerititita - London, United Kingdom
Great place accessible by public transport- swimming round and round adequate for long distance swimmers. Nice changing facilities.
