Top Things to do In Sydney 2022

"Bondi Beach is a natural and vast area to visit, outside the city's suburbs, for example, where it takes a while to drive, and where locals come for vacations and sunbathing, are many, all white-faced foreigners."

"A place in Sydney with a wonderful beach. The places here are very rich holiday areas. The beach is very clean and the number of people is not very large. The facilities and basic things are very well maintained. I like to enjoy the afternoon here."

"I like to go to the water spray cave in Kiama, when the waves are big, the water spray is super spectacular, went to many times, each time brings a different feeling, there are small water spray caves around, not bad, walk along the whole street, walking baby is also a good place, There is also Woolworths, shopping around, it is also very convenient, recommend it"

"A very beautiful place at the ends of Sydney. Looking at the sea, I was thinking, if I was given a swimming ring, could I swim back to my country, and when this damn epidemic would end. There were no people there today, only the endless sea, with the sea breeze blowing, and listening to the sound of the waves, I felt very comfortable. Parking around is also very convenient, there is a cafe at the entrance, and there is a hut on the beach where you can buy sandwiches and drink coffee. It’s really good to take the kids to swim. I saw someone go fishing today, next time I will bring my tools to go fishing again."

"No tickets, but pleasant scenery, natural seas, a blessed place: Inner Beach—Quiet and beautiful (there is a performance of feeding pelicans/gannets at the seaside square every afternoon), Outer Sea—the magnificent waves (with free natural seawater pool + surf club), in Living here, playing, eating and drinking, laughing and joking around here ~ all the good memories are left ❤️"

"I went twice in a week. Bus was stunning. Was ok from the meeting point but on both occasions we waited 40 minutes for the bus as it did not show up when leaving the beach. The beach was not the best and I would have preferred to go to Bondi Beach or other smaller beaches. Maybe it's a positive ending to walk to Bundy from there."

"Brent Beach, with its white sandy beaches, beautiful seascapes and beautiful beaches, is one of Sydney's holiday resorts of choice. There are excellent cafes to rest your feet and to see how Australians spend the day on these picturesque beaches. If you feel Bundy Beach is crowded, just enjoy the sun. The Brent Rock Pool (Bronte Baths) in the south of Brent Beach is set in a rock cliff. The giant waves are within a stone's reach. It is safe to soak in the pool. The long steps lead directly to the shallow pool area, which is very suitable for families and children. In the middle of the pool is a section separate from a wooden fence that provides a place for leisure."

"An attraction that is not often mentioned. If you go to Manly, it is very convenient to change to the bus in Manly. There is a barracks of former soldiers and the famous North Head, where all ships entering Sydney Harbour pass. All kinds of shrubs, the classic scenery is cliffs and turbulent waves hitting the shore. highly recommended."

"Palm beach is a very close coastline with more tropical plants and some shade options to cool down, sand in front of the beach is fine and you can walk slowly, and the best place to visit when the leaves are falling"

"The beach is dog-friendly in some parts. It is also very popular in kite surfing. You can usually park on main beach roads, but in summer you may need to park on residential streets, but walking to the beach is easy. If you like the shelter, because there are not too many trees to hide. Also, if you have seaweed phobia, please be aware that there are many things in the water."