Sydney, the oldest Australian city pretty popular for being decorated with stunning landscapes and urban attractions, is one of the most visited cities in Australia. The mild winters and moderate summer make Sydney one of the most favourable cities for all travellers. Get rolling, Sydney summer can be considered one of the best seasons you can organise an ordinary vacation trip and make it into something extraordinary. The article will help you go through the best destinations you can try visiting in the summer months in Sydney. Read along, pack your sunscreen and shades!
Sydney Harbour, the iconic tourist destination is quite a beauty in the summer months. Being home to the world-popular attractions including the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, visiting the harbour is one of the best things you shouldn’t miss while visiting the city during summer. Interestingly, there are a large number of world-class cruising restaurants in the majestic harbour waters. Witnessing the beauty of these highly recognised modern architectural wonders and a high-end quality dining taking in the vibes of harbour waters could be on your bucket list. Thank me later! Getting board a cruising restaurant can help you sort all of these in one go. Spot a budget-friendly purpose-built vessel offering a stunning Sydney Harbour dinner cruise so that you can enjoy the prime views of the lit-up harbour attractions and the iconic city skyline. You can step into its expansive outer decks to take in the best views of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge and click some amazing pictures in the background. If you want to combine your dinner dishes with drinks, then you can purchase them online while booking or can even upgrade while on board. Even though the harbour night views are quite unmatched, if you are running out of time and scheduled something else, then you can board a lunch cruise and take in the best views of the magnificent harbour attractions in pure daylight and click some stunning photographs set against a breathtaking background.
Getting a dip and cooling off a bit can be identified as one of the best feelings in the summer months. Instead of your regular ‘hit a beach’ plan with your friends, you can make it interesting. Try snorkelling so that you can encounter the freshness of the waters, witness the beautiful and rich underwater life, and feel the cold water on your skin. Clovelly Beach is a tranquil beach, small and located within the Bronte-Coogee Aquatic Reserve, between two rocky ridges. There are facilities including picnic tables, a kiosk, and toilets with showers and changing rooms. In case you have enquiries regarding safety, the beach is patrolled by lifeguards so you don’t need to worry much. Clovelly beach is great for snorkelling year-round. Even if you haven’t explored your ability to get into water and snorkel, you can try it here. Due to the dissipated wave energy created by the sea rock walls, the whole area of Clovelly Beach is highly protected. So even if you don’t know how to snorkel or even if you are a beginner, I don’t think there will be a better spot for snorkelling in Sydney. If you want to explore the location further, the northern side of the bay is shallower than the rest. Try not to miss out on the rock walls while discovering the best points of interest on the beach, as you will be able to find various prawn species, rock lobster, and aquatic life hiding in the nooks and crannies. Apart from these, the beach is also richly populated by smooth toadfish, bream, and so on. Seem a bit like an aquatic nursery, Clovelly Baech is a great destination you can visit and explore during the summer months.
