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What to do and see in Helensburgh, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Helensburgh, Australia including Just Cruisin Harley Day Tours, Cliff to Coast Sports Car Drives, Garawarra State Conservation Area, Symbio Wildlife Park, Sri Venkateswara Temple, Helensburgh, Sydney, Helensburgh Hotel, Old Helensburgh Station and Tunnel, Kellys Falls Track, Helensburgh Golf Driving Range & Putt Putt Complex.
1. Just Cruisin Harley Day Tours
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
We offer chauffeured tours on Boom Trike, Harley Sidecar and Harley Solo motorcyles. Tours can be from 1 hour to 2 days. We specialise in tours of the Illawarra area and specifically of the Grand Pacific Drive. Numerous tours are available or we can tailor make a tour to suit anyone.
2. Cliff to Coast Sports Car Drives
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Drive a range of Porsches in some of the best scenery in the world. Experience the beautiful South Coast and Southern Highlands including the famous Sea Cliff Bridge and Grand Pacific Drive. Full Day Drive - 10 climbs/descents, hundreds of corners and 230km of roads made for Porsche driving! Cliff top ocean view morning tea, afternoon tea and Southern Highlands lunch included for two. Half Day Drive - 4 climbs/descents, a hundred or so twistis and 120km of roads ideal for Porsche driving. A cliff top ocean view meal for two included.
3. Garawarra State Conservation Area
4. Symbio Wildlife Park
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4.5 based on 467 reviews
Symbio is Wollongong's own award winning, family owned zoo, set in 16 acres of bush parkland - famous for providing genuine hands-on encounters with the most fascinating creatures from Australia and around the world.At Symbio ...We'll get you closer!
Reviewed By 980grahamw - Lisbon, Portugal
Arrived at Symbio and while the car park was pretty full so much space inside to socially distance. Friendly smiling staff welcomed us and upon enquiring were told there was a red panda feeding experience available shortly. We happily paid for the experience and grabbed a great coffee while we waited a few minutes for the most amazing experience to begin. The following photos show how happy this experience made us . The kangaroo and goat feeding was amazing as well, so many koalas and cute little monkeys and a family of meerkats, too many to list Oh yeah the kids were laughing and screaming with delight in the new playground area and there’s also a waterpark that I imagine is well used on warmer days , If you havn’t been and want to do something special try the red panda feeding ❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
5. Sri Venkateswara Temple, Helensburgh, Sydney
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4.5 based on 68 reviews
HELENSBURGH is one of the famous Hindu temples in the southern hemisphere and is held in veneration by all devotees. The temple is built on top of a hilly area 400 feet above sea level. The temple has four ‘Praharam’ (encircling corridors).
Reviewed By 5ajeeshn - Hoxton Park, Australia
You will get a feel of south India,they have done an amazing job here.food is affordable and really tasty.
6. Helensburgh Hotel
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
The Helensburgh Hotel is located in the coastal region of Wollongong and offers convenient Helensburgh budget accommodation. Having recently undergone renovations this Hotel offers some lovely welcoming new features. The property has a lovely renovate beer garden offering both indoor and outdoor dining areas. There is also a large children’s play area which recently added. The Helensburgh is a family friendly environment that welcomes all. Helensburgh is located approximately 45km south of Sydney CBD and 31km north of Wollongong. The region is known for its adventurous outdoor appeal with picturesque coastal views, beaches, national parks and activities for the more adventurous types. The Helensburgh accommodation on offer has 9 individually decorated rooms featuring free WiFi, TV’s and ceiling fans. The Hotel provides daily housekeeping and all the rooms have shared bathrooms.
7. Old Helensburgh Station and Tunnel
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4.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Tashles29
We visited this afternoon (20th April) and there was a large abundance of glow worms through the tunnel! It was absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately, there were a lot of other tourists who were being loud and not pointing their flash lights down so we had to strategically wait until the tunnel spot we were standing in was clear of light and noise to be able to see them properly. The area is extremely wet and muddy to walk through so bring gumboots. Lots of people tried the ol' plastic bags over the shoes trick but many peoples bags were falling off and tearing. You have to walk a fair distance into the tunnel for it to get dark enough for the glow worms, but its worth the trek! Healthy reminder to everyone visiting, keep the noise and the flashlights down to a minimum, look up, and you'll be pleasantly surprised by what you see :) and dont go too close to any of the lower down worms as their habitat is very delicate. Finally, what you take in must come out, get rid of your rubbish/plastic bags!
8. Kellys Falls Track
9. Helensburgh Golf Driving Range & Putt Putt Complex
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
