Sydney Harbour National Park

Grosvenor Place, P.O. Box N501 Sydney , New South Wales, Australia - Phone: 02 9247 5033
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    4 reviews 30 travel blogs 11 photos

    Attraction Type:

    National park, Nature center, Scenic/historic walking area, Zoo

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    12of 377 attractions in Sydney

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Sydney Harbour National Park

  • 1

    Heat, Harbours and Hogmanay!

    34 photos

    We left Perth on an morning flight headed to the other side of the country and Sydney. A journey that at home would take about 15 minutes by air took 4 hours and involved a 3 hour time difference so as we descended into Sydney it was already early evening. For once we were on the correct side of the aircraft and not above a wing and we had the most …

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  • 1

    Day 71-77: Sydney (Week 6)

    ... group for young women and girls in the Waterloo area of Sydney, and Tilly who was a 50 yr old worker for the Sydney Harbour National Park walking tourists around. They were fun guys so enjoyed working with them, we had a laugh. Covered all the usual ...

  • 2

    Sydney!

    17 photos

    ... ... I felt like I was in a tourist promo video. There are great walks too like the scenic 10km walk, through Sydney Harbour National Park, from Manly wharf to the Spit Bridge. Beautiful ocean views. I kept looking out for the poisonous funnel web ...

  • 3

    Feeling like a Sydney tourist once more

    10 photos

    ... chips on Doyle's restaurant for lunch and it was so good. Then we climbed up the cliffs at "The Gap" - part of the Sydney Harbour National Park for a stunning view of the ocean and the city skyline. From Watsons, we took a bus to Bondi Beach. Even if ...

  • 4

    Sydney Corners

    4 photos

    ... Through all this suburbia runs a chain of public footpaths linked by the Sydney ferry system giving access to the Sydney Harbour National Park green belt and city controlled public space, with rocky shores, small beaches, remnants of bushlands, heath ...

  • 5

    Off to a land down under!

    43 photos

    ... the more scenic neighbourhood of Manly and rented bikes for the afternoon. We biked up some aggressive hills, through the Syndey Harbour National Park out to the North Head where the harbour opens out into the ocean - just awesome views of the city and ...

  • 6

    Sydney – Manly Beach

    7 photos

    We had a really lazy start in the day. Jodie took us to the Sydney Harbour National Park to show us a breathtaking scenery with ocean slamming against huge sandstone formation in the front and the Sydney Harbour in the back. She dropped us off at Manly ...

  • 7

    Exploring Watsons Bay

    10 photos

    ... I have decided to really explore the area and see the two lighthouses in the place - Macquarie and Hornby. The coastal walk that takes in the Sydney Harbour National Park is indeed full of great views. I've captured once more some pretty nice shots. ...

  • 8

    Arabanoo lookout, Sydney

    26 photos

    From here you can see Sydney from the North East, and both leeward and wayward Manly. Part of the Sydney Harbour National Park and the Spit to Manly ...

  • 9

    The beginning of our journey...

    37 photos

    ... much to see and so much to do! We went to the northern part of Sydney, and walked around Cremorne Point, a part of Sydney Harbour National Park. It was a very warm and sunny day, the perfect occasion for a swim in the salt water swimming pool at ...

  • 10

    A great city to spend some time

    26 photos

    ... 's sandwich was partly stolen by a desperate seagull! Quite a funny sight though I have to admit. There is also a nice Harbour National Park that we hiked along a bit for some great views. We took a two-hour train out to Katoomba, which is a ...