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  • Walk around the coast from Coogee Bay to Bondi taking in the pretty coves along the way. Takes about half a day.

  • Taking the ferry over to Manly beach and walking the coast line back to Sydney Harbour Bridge

  • The Blue Mountains

    There are plenty of day trips leaving from Sydney to the Blue Mountains National Park. I went myself - by train which was alot cheaper. It takes 2 hours but riding on the comfortable double decker train is an experience in itself! If you get off at Katoomba, it is a great base for your day. You can walk to the main national park or catch a bus where you can see the three sisters, the famous rock formation. This is unmissable! The national park was previously a mining site and is home to the worlds steepest railway. You can get combined tickets for this and the cable car, which takes you in and out of the valley. A fantastic day out, make sure you wear good walking shoes!

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