The complete guide to the Narrabeen Lagoon Trail and 6 other fun things to do there. We’ll tell you everything you need to know before you visit, including: where to park for free, how to make the most of your trip and a section by section breakdown of the lagoon circuit trail.
Manly Dam: bushwalks, wild swimming and Sydney's most expensive picnic spots!
Blue Gum Swamp Walk: a beautiful forest walk in the lower Blue Mountains
The Blue Gum Swap Walk takes you down into a truly beautiful Blue Gum Forest and is only a little over an hour’s drive from Sydney. The trail is easy and peaceful with an incredible amount of birdlife making it a true escape from the city. We’ll tell you what to expect from the walk and how to get there.
15 spectacular views of the Sydney Opera House to get epic photos
5 things to do at Lake Parramatta Reserve for the perfect break from the city
15 big mistakes to avoid in Sydney
If you’re planning a trip to Sydney, then you’ll want to check out guide to the big mistakes you will want to avoid when visiting this incredible city! We’ll tell you about the classic errors travellers make, some local tips and everything you need to know before planning the trip of a lifetime Down Under.
Towlers Bay Circuit: the best walk in Ku-ring-gai you've never heard of
The Forest Path in Royal National Park: Sydney's most magical rainforest walk
Wedding Cake Rock is Closed - but here's why you should still go
Seaforth Oval to Bluff Lookout Loop - a great walk near Manly
The Stepping Stone Crossing to Cascades Trail - one of Sydney's hidden gems
The Gibberagong Track - escapism in the heart of Ku-ring-gai National Park
The Gibberagong Track is one of Sydney’s hidden gems. With a wild and jungly feel this trail offers a fantastic rugged walk with the option for a swim in stunning emerald water as well as lots of great picnic spots. We’ll tell you exactly what to expect in terms of difficulty and what to look out for along the way.
Red Hands Cave - the best place to see Aboriginal rock art close to Sydney
It’s hard to believe that such amazing Aboriginal rock art can still be seen so close to Sydney. The fact that the walk to the cave is also through a beautiful and quiet forest and you can finish the trail with a dip in a fabulous wild swimming hole is the icing on the cake. Here’s what to expect from the trail and our tips for a great trip.