Blue Mountains and the Three Sisters
A plateau of eucalyptus forest, sandstone cliffs and valleys west of Sydney, a UNESCO site, named for the blue haze of eucalyptus oil.
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A plateau of eucalyptus forest, sandstone cliffs and valleys west of Sydney, a UNESCO site, named for the blue haze of eucalyptus oil.
A 6 km clifftop walk from Bondi Beach past Tamarama, Bronte and Clovelly to Coogee, with ocean pools and the Waverley Cemetery on the cliffs.
The 'Coathanger', a steel arch bridge opened in 1932.
Jørn Utzon's masterpiece, with its white sail-shaped shells on Bennelong Point in Sydney Harbour, opened in 1973, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
An open-range zoo in Dubbo where animals from Africa, Asia and Australia live in huge enclosures separated by moats rather than cages.
Sydney's zoo sits on a hillside at Mosman with probably the best view of any zoo in the world, looking across the harbour to the Opera House and the …
Two deep, clear freshwater pools in old quarries just behind the beach at Angourie, a small surfing village south of Yamba.
A laid-back surf town with beaches and the Cape Byron Lighthouse at the most easterly point of mainland Australia.
One of the highest single-drop waterfalls in the Southern Hemisphere: the Ellenborough River plunges about 160 m off the edge of the escarpment into …
A large coastal park on the mid north coast of New South Wales with one of the state's largest coastal lake systems, 40 km of beaches, and rainforest…
Yamba is a relaxed holiday town at the mouth of the Clarence River, with accommodation for every budget, and its Main Beach is the heart of it: a pat…
A small pocket of endangered subtropical floodplain rainforest on the bank of the Manning River in the town of Wingham.