Top Things to do in North Sydney
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The 5 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in North Sydney, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in North Sydney, Australia including Sydney Cooking School, Sydney by Kayak, The Oaks Hotel, Luna Park Sydney, The Stoned Crow.
Restaurants in North Sydney
1. Sydney Cooking School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
Sydney Cooking School teaches practical, entertaining and informative cooking classes specialising in International cuisines, desserts and a range of outdoor BBQ classes such as Aussie BBQ and American BBQ. If you enjoy delicious, creative and home-cooked food, cooking and eating in a friendly and fun atmosphere then visit Sydney Cooking School for a fabulous and fun cooking experience!
Reviewed By cynmar6061 - Sydney, Australia
Highly recommended course on BBQ’ing technics covering various proteins- Beef, Fish, Prawns & Chicken. Made and prepared Flat bread too???? Paul our instructor was extremely knowledgeable, clear and inclusive towards all. Following 2+ hours of hands on preparation & bbq’ing, it is the 5 course meal with accompanying wine to conclude the evening which just proves how good this course is
2. Sydney by Kayak
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 296 reviews
Sydney by Kayak is a family run business, offering exclusive, small group kayak tours and locals paddles on beautiful Sydney Harbour, Australia. Husband and wife team and Head Kayak Guides, Laura and Ben, run daily Sunrise Tours (with coffee!) as well as morning coffee paddles, ice-cream tours, brunch tours, fitness classes and community clean-up paddles. Sydney by Kayak is still fairly young, officially launching in 2013. The vision was to create exclusive, small group tours, offering not only a guided paddle, but a complete experience on Sydney Harbour. Everything from fresh, hot coffee on the water, stable custom-made kayaks, memorable photos and experienced, qualified and friendly guides. We are proud to offer great kayaking adventures that are a wonderful way to enjoy the magnificent waterways of Sydney Harbour.
3. The Oaks Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By staceslats
Such a beautiful spot for dinner and drinks. Myself and my husband really enjoyed our dinner, complements to the chef, food came out really fast. such a busy place , we would recommend getting there early to get a table outside under the beauty tree lit up by fairy lights. we will be back.
4. Luna Park Sydney
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,615 reviews
Experience the Magic at Luna Park Sydney! Built in the 1930s, Luna Park is a harbour-side amusement park that still contains traditional midway games and rides. The Park is open year-round; generally every day during NSW School Holidays, and Friday to Monday during the school term. It is advised to check their website for current opening hours. Entry to the park is completely free, and the best way to experience the rides is to purchase an unlimited rides pass. Buy your tickets online and you are guaranteed to save money.
Reviewed By 354janisv - Sydney, Australia
Its very convenient to get to Luna Park from the city or from anywhere. If you jump on the train you can get off at Milsons Point Train Station and then walk 8-10 mins to this venue. Otherwise, if you love ferries you can catch a ferry from Circular Quay and will drop you at Milsons Point Wharf. Once you get there you can have lots of fun in different attractions with your partner, family or friends. Also, you can get an annual pass for $99 that entitles you to unlimited rides.
