Cockatoo Island Review

An island 🏝️ in the heart of Sydney where there is an old prison where convicts lived and worked in the past

We visited Sapporo Island for a day trip. It is easy to walk around and enjoy the many historical sites against a stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour. There are restaurants on the island, which is convenient. You can also bring your own picnic and enjoy it in the part of the island’s own private selection. You can play chess on a giant board. We took the ferry from Wentworth Point (Wentworth Point) and it added another day - it was a comfortable and amazing ferry ride. Overall, a great day

From circularquay by boat, two stops, 20 minutes. The island is mainly a shipyard workshop and prison. There is a lot of rock in the middle of the island, so several tunnels have been excavated. On the rock, there are factory buildings and prisons. Because it's high and has a good view, you can see the city, including the Sydney Bridge and the Tower of Sydney, etc.

Cockatoo Island, a small island listed as a World Heritage Site, is accessible from City by ferry. Originally a shipyard factory during World War II, the island is now a good place for camping. Long tunnels, empty factories, mottled appliances, have a sense of history.

Corktu Island is an island overseas in Sydney with a very beautiful scenery. The terrain on the island is relatively flat, with large beaches and lawns. It is also a holy place for surfing and diving. The beach is very comfortable, the sand is soft, and the sun is absolutely comfortable.

cockatoo island, very close to the Sydney Bridge, was once the first naval shipyard of the Royal Australian Navy. The architectural style of two centuries ago still exists today, and models who came here to shoot the scene can also be encountered. There is also a camping base on the island, opposite the bustling city. On the shore you can overlook the Sydney Bridge Sydney Bridge from a distance.