Where To Head Out For An Exciting Day Trip In Sydney?

You have just one day to chill, and you want to make the most of it. What do you do? Well, there are several ideal spots around Sydney for the perfect day out. So no worries, there are so many that you will be spoilt for choice. If you are too lazy to drive, you can even use public transport. It will only be a fun addition to the exhilarating day trip. 

A Day Trip to Blue Mountains National Park

Take a hike to some of the favourite look out points like Hanging Rock, Wentworth Falls, Lincolns Rock, Hargraves Lookout, Blackheath Lookout and the most popular Echo Point. Not to forget, the major attractions, The Scenic World and the Three Sisters as well. Trek the scenic route of the Great Canyon track near Blackheath, marvel at the spectacle of world heritage listed waterfalls, sandstone walls and native plants. Take in the breathtaking shades of flora in the Botanic Garden in Mount Tomah. For a unique experience, check out the bioluminescent glow of fungus at the Glow Worm Tunnel in Lithgow. 

A Short Getaway Onboard Sydney Lunch cruises

Picture this! Lunch with drinks at your table, as you sightsee the best attractions of the harbour and the skyline around you, that too on the waters. While on a day trip in Sydney, you can always head for a short getaway on board one of the best lunch cruises on Sydney Harbour.  You can choose from a wide array of cruising vessels. These cruises depart from King Street Wharf, a five-minute walk from Sydney CBD and the duration of the cruises last from 1-4 hrs. Enjoy the best views of Sydney Harbour especially the iconic attractions like the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Experience splendid waterfront dining in a relaxed ambience. 

Go For A Walk At Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park 

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a blend of deep-rooted Aboriginal history and scenic beauty of picturesque landscapes. Treat your eyes to the breathtaking views of the Pittwater to the Central Coast from the sandstone viewing area at West Head Lookout. Take a short walk through the bush and you will find indigenous sites on the Aboriginal Heritage walk. This also includes viewings of historic rock engravings and handprints made by the Guringai people. Hawkesbury River, Pittwater and Cowan are some of the many waterways in this park. You can opt to hire a paddle boat to explore numerous coves and creeks as well. 

A Day Tour at Port Stephens 

There is something for everyone at Port Stephens that attracts visitors around the globe. Enjoy yourself sandboarding on dunes of Stockton Beach, exploring the set location of Mad Max movies, snorkelling with wild dolphins and outdoor rock climbing at Port Stephens sea cliffs. What’s more? There are camel rides here as well. There is the Great Lakes Marine Park, which makes up for most of the marine life. Apart from that, you can spot some wildlife too with koalas being abundant in the area. Not just koalas, but dingos, wombats, snakes and other Australian animals can be found at the Oakvale Wildlife Park. Humpback Whales are prevalent between the months of May to October. 

A Day Trip to Kiama 

Stop by cafes, the famous Ice Creamery and witness the largest blowhole in the world at Kiama, a seaside village. The waves of this blowhole spurt out through a crevasse in the cliff that forms a stunning salty fountain. Kiama offers an exciting range of activities–You can play golf at the golf course or head to the Coast Walk for views of lush green cliffs overlooking rocky shores, rivers and private beaches. There are surrounding coastal towns that are connected by cycleways. Be a part of exciting activities such as outdoor rock climbing, kayaking tours and more. 

Whether a short or long trip, the Emerald CIty never ceases to impress. For that exciting holiday or getaway, Sydney opens doors to explore the best spots and destinations in the city. So why wait, pack your bags and head out for an exciting day trip in Sydney.