Sydney has many day trip destinations because of its sparkling and tranquil waterways and wilderness areas that are listed as world heritage sites. Some of these interesting and breath-taking destinations include;

Blue Mountains

You can ride a train to the Blue Mountains, which is a world heritage site, and visit Echo Point before wandering along the tracks that contain a lot of indigenous history. Walk along the beautiful Grand Canyon track and watch the waterfalls. See the sandstone walls and visit the Botanic Gardens to enjoy the flora in Mount Tomah. Another interesting thing to do is to look into the Glow Worm Tunnel and see how the bioluminescent glow produced by fungus gnats lights up the walls and ceilings. Other highlights of the Blue Mountains include the Three Sisters Rock formation, the Katoomba Scenic Railway and the Bridal Veil Falls.

Hunter Valley

Foodies should definitely visit Hunter Valley. It is among the oldest grape-growing regions in the country and produces fresh food like chutneys, cheeses, olives, chocolate, honey and aromatic oils. Afterwards, you can hike to the top of Barrington Tops. History buffs can explore the art collections in Newcastle Art Gallery and the Maitland Regional Art Gallery. Finish the day by riding a helicopter or hot-air balloon and soak up the beauty of Hunter Valley Gardens, which is filled with themed gardens.

Ku-ring-gai National Park

This is the 2^nd oldest national park in the country and was named after the aboriginals who were the first inhabitants. The park has rainforests, creeks, bays, eucalyptus forests and the beautiful scenery of the beach and Pittwater. While at the park, you can do nature trails, view wildlife, watch birds, go on aboriginal nature trails and sail along the tranquil waterways. You can also swim, snorkel, surf, sunbathe while playing interesting online casino Australia games and enjoy a picnic at the beach.

Kangaroo Valley

The valley is situated two hours away from Sydney CBD. You can sample delicious wine and locally made jams at Yarrawa Estate Winery. If you have little ones, they can entertain themselves by riding horses in the rainforest or kayaking on Kangaroo River. Visit Mannings outlook and view the bushland views or the Hampden Bridge which was constructed using Victorian architecture.

The Grand Pacific Drive and Wollongong

When you visit the third largest city in the state, Wollongong, you will find beaches, botanic gardens, bike trails and museums. It is a great place to go for an interesting and breath-taking ride along the Grand Pacific Drive and see the Sea Cliff Bridge. Foodies can also enjoy the delicacies such as seafood, Vietnamese cuisine and vegan food.

Sydney has so much to offer, from its sandy beaches and national parks to the scenic road drives and pristine waterways. Moreover, visitors can explore the many museums, galleries and memorials. Foodies are also in luck as they can explore the Hunter Valley and Southern Highlands.