Sydney’s Local Natural Wonders & Secrets Diamond Day

The Sydney’s Local Natural Wonders & Secrets Diamond Day

Private luxury touring
Morning tea at West Head overlooking Barrenjoey Headland, Broken Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Explore Aboriginal rock engravings and art of Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park. Luxurious lunch at the Jonah’s Restaurant Explore the delightful little-visited Northern Beaches of Sydney. Awe-inspiring views of the Sydney Harbour entrance and Sydney city at North Head above Manly

Departing from your hotel with AEA Luxury Tours we travel out to Sydney’s Northern Suburbs and our first stop of the morning at Ku-ring-gai National Park. Enjoying the views, your guide will discuss “bush tucker” and bush medicine and you will possibly have a chance to see wallabies and goanna’s and an extensive range of native birds and wildflowers (seasonal). We then enjoy a delightful Australian Bush morning tea/coffee and refreshments.

From West Head, we drive a short distance to explore areas with vivid Aboriginal Rock Engravings that are believed to be 1,000’s of years old. Ku-ring-gai National Park has one of the highest concentrations of art sites found in Australia.

Departing the National Park, we head down to the spectacular coast enjoying the Pittwater views as we travel through the picturesque suburb of Church Point with its multi-million dollar homes.

We arrive at our lunch destination Whale Beach. Here you will enjoy a delicious 2 course lunch. After lunch we pause at North Head for stunning views back across the harbour entrance to Sydney city.  Then on to Manly Cove and back to the city via Spit Bridge, Balmoral Beach and back roads through the exclusive and quaint north shore suburbs of Mosman, Cremorne and Neutral Bay. Crossing Sydney Harbour Bridge, we arrive back in the city for approximately 5.00PM

Inclusions: Private touring as per itinerary, morning tea, 2 course lunch with one beverage @ Jonah’s, National Park fees.

Departures: Daily from Sydney City Hotels. Recommended pick up at 8:30am and returns to hotels at approximately 4:30pm.