New South Wales is Australia’s most populated state with a population of over 6.2 million. The state of New South Wales is where the countries largest and most well known city; Sydney, home to Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
You will find New South Wales has wonderful scenery incorporating western plains, mountains and coastal views. It is dividing into four regions.
The state is packed with history, mostly concerned with the gold rush, although just as significant was the brutality of the penal settlement. New South Wales is also the original landing of Captain Cook.
There are five World Heritage sites to explore including the famous Sydney Opera House. The State has a mass of accessible, sparkling beaches stretching from north to south, a vast, colourful outback, Australia’s highest mountain offering every type of snow sport, and meandering waterways.
With its sublime natural setting, glamorous beaches and appetite for the fine things in life, Sydney is one of the world’s great destinations. Australia’s largest and oldest city is an essential stop on any traveller’s itinerary.
It’s also a superb introduction to Australia and New South Wales, the country’s most diverse State
Activities- Visit the Australian Museum- dinosaurs have come back to life at the Australian Museum in Sydney, where a unique exhibit will take you and your family 230 million years back into the Jurassic period.
- Featherdale Wildlife Park-Great family day where children can see Australian animals in their natural habitats.
- Scenic world- In the stunning Blue Mountains, get a thrill on the funicular railway, gasp at the breathtaking beauty of Leura from the glass-bottom Skyway then runs free on the boardwalks.
- Sydney Aquarium- Experience the new glass-bottomed boat.
- Sydney Tower and Oztrek-Get a real kick out of the view across Sydney and an even bigger buzz from a virtual 3-D OzTrek ride across Australia's diverse and stunning landscapes.
- Sydney Wildlife World-Walk through the interactive wallaby walkthrough
- Taronga Zoo-Explore the wonders of this amazing zoo on Sydney Harbour
- Dubbo Zoo-Walk, ride a bike or drive through this open space animal wonderland
- Hunter Wetlands Centre-Wildlife discovery with programs like Wetland Turtles and Wetland Rangers plus canoeing adventures.
- Thredbo-Outdoor fun such as horse riding, mountain bike riding and abseiling, plus winter wonderland in the winter months
| AttractionsThe Hawkesbury River Valley located north of Sydney-most listed as World Heritage Areas The Hunter Valley Hunter is best known for its vineyard and wineries, but the region also has some of New South Wales’ most spectacular beaches and national parks. Lake Macquarie, Newcastle, and Hunter Valley are all located in the Hunter region. The Blue Mountains The region offers magnificent scenery, unique plant life, and vast wildlife. The Blue Mountains were given its name because of the blue haze it exudes from the oil of the eucalyptus trees. You can explore the area by bushwalking, horse riding, abseiling, rock climbing, and canoeing, or driving Lord Howe Island Lord Howe Island is a world heritage listed area and features the world's southern-most coral reef. It is a popular spot for snorkelling and scuba diving in the crystal clear waters. Relax by the turquoise lagoon or sun-bathe on the white sand beaches Sydney Opera House Sydney harbour's most prominent landmark, located on the east side of Circular Quay and adjacent to The Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge an experience that will never be forgotten on one of the world's most modern wonders. Centre point Tower Centre point Tower stands far above the Sydney City Skyline, overlooking Sydney Harbour & Hyde Park. |
New South Wales with its natural, unspoiled environment provides the atmosphere for a peaceful, relaxing or adventurous visit in contact with Australia's unique flora and fauna. The variety of natural experiences and the mildness of our climate identify New south Wales as an all-season destination.
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