1. Surfing
Recommended places: Band-Aid Beach, Byron Bay, Cape Crecente, Northern Peninsula of Sydney.
In Australia, surfing is the most important sport in summer. Australia's coastline stretches for 37,000 kilometers, and countless charming beaches, bays and inlets provide unique natural conditions for surfers. On the other hand, Australian surfing culture can be traced back to the 1960s. People who can surf and surf well are regarded as heroes and are very popular at the seaside.
It doesn't matter if you can't surf. There are many surfing schools near the main beach, and fast surfing courses are prepared for "novice surfers". Professional coaches will explain surfing knowledge and take students to do warm-up exercises. The two-hour course combines theory with practice, which is a good opportunity to integrate into local life in Australia and feel the fun of surfing.
Step 2 swim in the sea
Recommended places: MilkBeach, ChinamansBeach, ReefBeach.
There are countless beaches in Sydney, and most of them can meet the needs of swimming. However, some beaches are so popular that they present the same scene of "going down to jiaozi", throwing a bucket of cold water on many friends who have a whim to swim, but changing their swimsuits doesn't want to join in the fun.
Step 3 swim in the outdoor swimming pool
Sydney also has many beautiful outdoor swimming pools. BAND-AID
The most famous iceberg is an old swimming club with a history of 100 years. The most wonderful thing is that the iceberg is close to the sea, and white waves often flood into the swimming pool, giving people the illusion of being in the ocean. When you want to have a rest, you can go ashore and have a drink in the bar above the club, which is very comfortable. If you have been longing for the infinity pool on the roof of Singapore Sands Hotel, it may be located in the old town of chippendale.
ClareHotel's rooftop swimming pool can barely satisfy your desire to "swim in the air", and there is a leisure bar next to the pool.
Go fishing by the sea.
Recommended places: DeeWhyBeach, AvocaBeach, WestHead, Wollongong Lighthouse.
Fishing spots around Sydney can't be missed. Summer is the best time for fishing.
5. Go to the shopkeeper and the market.
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Keepers Market is held every six months in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The market brings together designers and craftsmen from all over Australia, just like a large-scale event venue related to art and creativity. Almost every booth has its own characteristics, such as refrigerator magnets made of dried flowers, bamboo-framed sunglasses and exquisite ornaments made of dried leaves. Everyone has to praise the designer's ingenuity.
6. Go to the observatory to see the stars.
Recommended locations: Sydney Observatory and Parks Observatory.
Sydney Observatory (Sydney
The observatory is located on a hill in the center of Sydney. At present, the Sydney Observatory is a living museum. Visitors can look up at the stars at night through the modern 40cm Schmidt-Ka seglin telescope or the oldest 29cm refracting telescope, which was built in 1874 and is still in normal use in Australia. As long as you make some donations to support a cultural relic collection project of the Sydney Observatory, you can name the stars in the catalogue.
Parks Observatory is located in the suburb of Parks, a small town in the middle and west of New South Wales. It has a 64m Parks radio telescope, which is one of the networked telescopes of the National Telescope Center under the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) of Australia. As a symbol of the Australian scientific community, the Parks Radio Astronomical Telescope was put into use as early as 196 1, but it has been at the forefront of astronomical exploration due to its regular upgrade.
7. Go to Barangaroo to find food
Recommended location: BourkeStreetBaker, Noma
The newly opened Barangaroo Food Plaza says it wants to dominate Sydney with its own food. Go and see if they are bragging. Barangaroo's food street is lined with casual coffee shops and exquisite and simple western-style restaurants. Some diners choose to sit in the restaurant and enjoy delicious food and considerate service, while others order takeout.
Eat slowly and enjoy the sunshine by the lake in the reserve park. There is also a 30-minute historical hiking route. Take a walk after dinner and feel the architectural style and future planning of Barangaroo.
8. Experience beer culture, craftsmen
If you also like drinking beer or are interested in beer culture, you must not miss Dave's beer trip this summer. Dave's Bookstore with Beer as the Theme
The tour group will take you to experience the whole beer culture in Sydney. In addition to tasting fine wine, you can also visit the brewing process of beer and have face-to-face communication with the master brewer. Feel free to ask any questions! The beer tour has 1 1 routes: Inner West, Balmain and The.
Rocks and other theme routes are available.
9. hiking
Recommended route: manlytopitbridgescenicwalkbonditocoogee Coastalwalk
On a sunny summer morning, let's go hiking in the breeze and hot sun! There are countless hiking routes in Sydney, which are both healthy and pleasing to the eye. If you like adventure, you can also choose to spend a day running.
Royal National Park, let's go hiking.