Aboriginal Rock Carvings, Balgowlah The Eora people were the traditional custodians of the land that now makes up central Sydney on both sides of the harbour. Evidence of their culture – one that thrived here for some 45,000 before the arrival of the First Fleet of convicts in 1788 – can be found in rock … Read more
The Blue Mountains west of Sydney are, rightly, a very popular tourist destination. And while the mountains are criss-crossed with walking trails, not everyone is up for a long walk, and, of course, some have limited mobility. Fortunately, the Blue Mountains offer several excellent lookouts requiring almost no walking or very limited walking. The driver-guides … Read more
From Picnic Takeaway to Fine Dining, the Blue Mountains Offer Something for Everyone From Picnic Takeaway to Fine Dining, the Blue Mountains Offer Something for Everyone The thing about daytrips is that sooner or later you start thinking about lunch. The villages of the Blue Mountains offer an abundance of options – some excellent, some … Read more
iews, beaches, and scrumptious food on a day tour of Royal National Park and the Illawarra Wattamolla Beach – Royal National Park You’ll have already wound your way through the ancient forests and heathlands of the world’s second oldest national park – Royal National Park – when you arrive at Wattamolla. Once here, you’ll find a waterfall … Read more
