Palm Beach information
Located 43km north of Sydney, Palm Beach is an upmarket residential and holiday area, which is bound by Pittwater, Broken Bay and the ocean. The northern shore beach suburbs include Whale Beach, Avalon, Bilgola, Newport and Mona Vale. Previously established as a result of searching for agricultural land, it was used to supply the Sydney market with vegetables.
Attractions and activities include sailing, fishing and kayaking, surfing, windsurfing and cruising Pittwater and the Hawkesbury River, tennis, golf and swimming in the rock pool. Explore Barrenjoey Lighthouse, the Bahai House of Worship and Waratah Park Earth Sanctuary, Horden Park rainforest, Newport Arms beergarden, Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park and Bobbin Head Picnic area.
Accommodation options for visitors include apartments, guesthouses and B&Bs.
Manly information
Located 15km north-east of Sydney, Manly was established as a residential area of Sydney and is today a favourite daytrip and holiday destination. Nearby beach suburbs include Queenscliif, Freshwater, Harbord, Curl Curl, Dee Why, Long Reef, Collaroy and Narrabeen.
Attractions and activities include kayaking, fishing and surfing, bush walking, roller blading and alfresco dining. Explore Ocean World, Manly Quarantine Station and North Fort Museum, The Corso, Manly Ferry and North Head.
Accommodation options for visitors include hotels, motels and apartments, holiday units, B&Bs, backpackers and guesthouses.
Sydney information
Located on the waters of Sydney Harbour, Sydney is a vibrant city and must see destination for overseas visitors. Previously established for settlement due to its deep harbour and fresh water.
Attractions and activities include Bridge Climb, Sky Walk and The Rocks, foreshore walks, Taronga Zoo and Circular Quay, Botanic Gardens, Art Gallery and Queen Victoria building, Australian Museum, Australian National Maritime Museum and Power House Museum, Darling Harbour, China Town and Chinese Gardens, Kings Cross, Fort Denison and Harbour Cruises, Vaucluse House, cycling and riding in Centennial Park, Sydney Jet, seaplane flights and Sydney Aboriginal Discoveries.
Accommodation options for visitors include hotels, motels and apartments, B&Bs, backpackers and guesthouses.
Cronulla information
Located 26km south of Sydney, Cronulla is adjacent to the Port Hacking River and Royal National Park. It has a village atmosphere and many alfresco dining options.
Attractions and activities include ferry to Bundeena, cycling to Kurnell and rowboats at Audley, canoeing, kayaking and diving, Garie Beach, skydiving and the beautiful 26km Coast Track.
Accommodation options for visitors include backpackers, hotels and motels, B&Bs, camping and apartments.
Contact the Visitor Information Centre at Darling Harbour (02 9240 8788) for more information on the Sydney region NSW. |
