Sydney (12th to 15th March 2010)
Other Sydney Trips:
http://swytravel.blogspot.sg/2010/02/1989-australia.html
Sydney, Australia's biggest and most cosmopolitan city, is blessed with her very own world-renowned harbour and a plethora of dynamic and exciting attractions, nightlife, shopping and events to suit every palate.
Darling Harbour:
Sydney Aquarium:
Sydney Wildlife World:
Sydney Harbour:
(Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge)
Sydney Opera House: a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007.
Mrs Macquarie's Chair:
The Gap, Watson's Bay:
Bondi Beach:
Other sites in Sydney:
The Rock, King Cross area, Chinatown, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney Fish Market (the largest market of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere), Sydney Tower, Parliament House, St Mary's Cathedral, Hyde Park.
Blue Mountains:
Majestic views, lush green foliage, clear mountain air and the relaxing pace all add up to rejuvenate and revitalise one's senses.
Leura Village, on the way to the Blue Mountains:
Scenic World, Blue Mountains:
Scenic Cableway, Blue Mountains:
Scenic Walkway, Blue Mountains:
Katoomba Coal Mine:
Blue Mountains National Park:
Views from the Scenic Skyway:
The Three Sisters, Blue Mountains:
Blue Mountains:
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000
Views from Cahill's Lookout:
Views from Echo Point:
The Three Sisters rock formation towering over Jamison Valley:
Featherdale Wildlife Park:
feeding a wallaby:
a koala posing for a shot:
a wombat:
a few penguins:
an albino kangaroo:
Gold Coast (15th to 19th March 2010)
Other Gold Coast Trips:
Paradise Resort Gold Coast:
Adventure Playground:
Zone 4 Kids:
Children's Pool:
Movie World:
Dreamworld:
a Bilby:
Sea World:
Australia's largest and most comprehensive marine park.
