Green Point Reserve

Green Point Reserve (Green Point Reserve) is a bit of land in a unique location. It overlooks Sydney Harbour and if you are lucky enough to get there, the harbour is your oyster! And probably more than that. The scenery is great, but you have to get through the overgrowth and get close to the water first. There’s little to do except sit down and enjoy...everything else you like!

From the top you can see spectacular views of Sydney, beautiful sea and city blend in. The park is spacious and there is a bench in front of the beach when you go down the mountain. Looking at the sea, time stops. There are protected areas in all places and you can see it but I think this place is the best. There is a lighthouse nearby.

There are few man-made landscapes here. The natural scenery is well preserved.

The wonderful and comfortable Green Point Reserve always has a strange feeling in Sydney South Wales, Sydney's lifestyle is very advanced, truly integrated into the open sky, bay and unobstructed green. Sydney attaches great importance to the protection of nature, and the picture of people and nature can be seen everywhere. I heard that Sydney has a special green spot reserve, and I was curious about its name and wanted to see what green it protected. Curiosity is enough to lead the way as long as you enter the Green Point Reserve, where the land, bushes and flowers of varying colors are all charmingly delicate. Just follow a path in the park to the water, then just walk along the bay. The sun above the head rises higher, and the green trees in the park stand proudly, as if they are the loyal guardians of this green. A few sweet birds sounded in the ear, and the melody made the body and mind feel extremely happy. Going to a high slope of the reserve, looking up, what a beautiful and exquisite! The blue sky was white clouds, the green trees and flowers stood upright, the people across the bay were covered with peace, and the ships floating in the sea. Behind the back of a green sea, the greenery seems to extend to the sky before disappearing, suddenly a burst of aroma, open your heart and open your arms, and feel the unique charm of this Sydney Harbour Park. Special Tips 1. Address: Sydney, South Wales, Watson Bay, Pacific Street, Australia. 2. How to get there: Take bus 324 and get off at Old South Head Road bus stop, and walk 1.5 kilometers. 3. Tickets: Free to visit.