New South Wales - The Musical State

The oldest, largest and (some say) most beautiful city in Australia is memorable for far more than its famous landmarks. Created around one of the world's most dazzling harbours, there's no doubt that the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House deserve their dues.
At Luna Park, walk through Sydney’s most famous face and into the magical world of a 1930’s amusement park. The tallest building in Australia is here so go right to the top of Sydney Tower to get the best views. You can go on board a destroyer at Darling Harbour or squeeze through the tight tube of a submarine.
The Manly ferry is a fantastic little harbour excursion and, when you alight at the new and very fancy Manly Wharf, share a giant gelati (you can't miss the gelataria). Take yourselves up to the Corso and, rather than turn left to the surf beach - where locals of all ages get their exercise - turn right and take the walk around to Shelly Beach at Cabbage Tree Bay.  A tiny cove with quiet waters this is a wonderful spot for snorkelling. It's a very short walk around the rocky shoreline past some cafés, a few steps from the Manly Corso. 

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Escape to NSW’s Blue Mountains, just two hours’ drive from Sydney. It’s the home of Echo Point, where you’ll find the spectacular Three Sisters rock formations – one of the most photographed sites in NSW!
Take a ride on the Scenic Railway or Skyway, a cable car that traverses the Katoomba Falls gorge 200m above the floor of the valley. Or go bushwalking; there’s a 7km walk to the Red Hand Cave where you can see amazing Aboriginal hand stencils on the walls. Active types can explore the rugged bushland, cliffs and gorges of the area, which offer great opportunities for canyoning, abseiling and climbing. Or you might prefer to peruse the antique stores, cafes, fine dining restaurants and art galleries sprinkled throughout Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath and Springwood, home of the late artist Norman Lindsay.There’s a range of places to stay in the Blue Mountains, from hostels and camping grounds to luxury guest houses & romantic cabin hideaways.

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Hunter Valley Wine Country is a 2-hour drive North of Cosmopolitan Sydney. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Brokenback Range, the area now yields more than a hundred wineries and cellar doors, embracing areas such as Pokolbin, Rothbury, Broke Fordwich, Lovedale, Wollombi Valley and Mount View. If you are hunting for something new to do, you may wish to experience a glorious sunrise from a hot air balloon, horse ride through a vineyard, browse through galleries and antique shops, or see the Valley by horse and carriage, bicycle or even limousine! The Hunter Valley is known for its award winning wines, however the valley now supports a burgeoning olive industry with cold pressed olive oil and other olive products. You will also find wood fired bread, delicious Hunter Cheeses, stone fruits, table grapes, honey, home made condiments and sauces, and even chocolate made with chilli. What ever your taste and budget, accommodation is in abundance with self contained cottages and cabins set amongst the vines, superb guesthouses, charming bed & breakfast, and 5 star resorts.

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Jervis Bay is one of the true gems of the NSW south east region and its value to Australia has been recognised by its National Park status. It's breathtaking beauty, rich cultural and natural significance have long been recognised and appreciated by locals and by domestic and overseas visitors.

Jervis Bay is reputed to have the clearest waters and whitest sands in not only this country but also in the world. These beautiful blue waters are home to many dolphins and the opportunity to sight these graceful locals is one of the major features that make this area a magnet for lovers of nature. Whale sighting is also frequent in Jervis Bay and the choices of water sports here are wide.

Many people come to dive, fish and explore these famous waters. None go home disappointed Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens are also waiting for you to explore and fall in love with. The National Park includes Green Patch Beach and other notable beauty spots such as Hole in the Wall, Bristol Point and Scottish Rocks. Also available are a Visitors Centre, many bushwalking trails, boat ramps, picnic and barbeque equipment and camping areas.

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Few regions are as diverse, exciting and authentic as the New South Wales Outback. Stretching from Walgett in the north to Wentworth in the south, the region offers a taste of the real Australian outback.
When you get off the beaten track, it’s all about the simple pleasures in life – driving into an historic old town at sunset and catching up with the colourful bush characters in a charming rural pub, kicking your heels up at a country racetrack or getting a thrill at a heart-thumping rodeo.
For a dash of history and heritage, intrepid wanderers can follow the stock routes of cattle king Sir Sidney Kidman on the Kidman Way, or take the fascinating Darling River Run, which runs between Wentworth and the iconic town of Brewarrina – home of the ancient, maze-like fish traps.
Along the way, throw a line in on the picturesque Menindee Lakes or take a side trip to peek at the many art galleries in Broken Hill.

Cradle is the starting point for the world-famous Overland Track, a magnificent 6 day walk that will take you through the heart of some of the finest mountain terrain

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