214 Tourist Attractions found in Ku Ring Gai Chase NSW

For a delicious buffet lunch or dinner, with an absolutely spectacular view, Sydney Tower Restaurant has it all. Open every day for lunch and dinner, there is a children's buffet menu as well as an adult one, and the Sydney Tower Restaurant is a licensed venue. Bookings are strongly recommended due to the popularity of this brilliantly located restaurant, please visit the website for further information. Read more

Sydney Tower Eye and SKYWALK

Westfield Sydney Shopping Centre L 5, 100 Market St, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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“The Skywalk - What an awesome experience. We could see so far into the distance even though it was s...”

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Scenic World Blue Mountains is suitable for visitors of all ages; it is located near the Three Sisters at Katoomba, about two hours by rail or road from Sydney. Did you know that the Scenic Skyway with its world first Electro-SceniGlass floor completes the trip over to the other side of the valley to a viewing platform? This amazing ride takes in all of the iconic views of the Blue Mountains World Heritage wilderness including the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary, The Jamison Valley and Katoomba Falls. From high over the valley the Cableway descends smoothly into the ancient rainforest of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains. The Scenic Railway is the world's steepest incline railway, descending 415 metres down the escarpment at a maximum grade of 52 degrees. This thrilling and unique ride passes through an 80 metre tunnel and a sunlit tree clad gorge, before resting at the bottom station in the valley. The Skyway restaurant was Australia's first revolving restaurant and is the only place where every diner gets a full view of the Three Sisters. Read more

Scenic World Blue Mountains

1 Violet Street & Cliff Drive St, Katoomba, NSW, 2780

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“Definitely a great tourist day-trip to see the Blue Mountains, especially with kids. You get stunnin...”

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(02) 9333 9288

Find yourself on an amazing animal adventure as you journey into Australia's most famous locations. Walk through iconic Aussie habitats and encounter some of the most loved and feared animals that call Australia home. Meet Rex, the huge 5 metre crocodile in Kakadu Gorge, see kangaroos and emus in The Outback, cuddle up to koalas at Koala Encounters and much, much more - there's so much to see and do! More than just a zoo, WILD LIFE Sydney features interactive displays, inspiring and entertaining daily shows, captivating daily feeding sessions and enhanced walk-through habitats including Koala Encounters, The Outback and Butterfly Tropics. WILD LIFE Sydney is Australia's most unique and best wildlife park and it's conveniently located right in the heart of Sydney on Darling Harbour. Rain or shine, this indoor menagerie is the answer to what to do with the kids in the city, especially as it opens daily. More than 250 types of Australian animals inhabit this cool, dome-like space. Touch creepy crawlies, slimy specimens and cuddly koalas in interactive enclosures. Don’t get too close to Rex, the four-and-a-half-metre croc, but pat a spider if you’re feeling brave. We love the life-like dinosaur that keeps kids busy in the queue. Take tourists at your peril, as they will spend the rest of the trip spotting killer spiders. Read more

WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo

1-5 Wheat Rd, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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“This is sort of a zoo, but it is more focused on Australiana animals. However, it isn’t so much like...”

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Balloon Joy Flights

"Felton", Canowindra, NSW, 2804

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(02) 6679 1532

Crystal Creek Miniatures

Cnr Upper Crystal Creek & Numinbah Rd, Crystal Creek, NSW, 2484

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(02) 6495 1129

Bass and Flinders explored the Merimbula area in 1797 â?? and were the first of many â??visitors to be struck by the beauty of its waterways, and surrounding forests. While oysters are a popular and profitable industry today, the discovery of a large number of middens either side of the lake proves the original Aboriginal settlers were just as passionate about them! Close by are some of Australiaâ??s most significant national parks offering a range of nature experiences that draw visitors from all over the world. Merimbula buzzes with special events year round â?? the annual jazz festival, orchid shows, fishing competitions or the Merimbula Malibu or Classic wavesailing, kitesurfing and SUPs (stand up paddle), and food festivals. The Merimbula Boardwalk skirts the northern shores of the Top Lake section of Merimbula Lake and is a 3.5km stunning round trip, broken by a wildlife experiences on the way. Or if youâ??re feeling a little more energetic, try standup paddleboarding in the protected lake waters, a local favourite. And, of course, there is wonderful seafood. Donâ??t miss out on award winning locally grown oysters and mussels. Read more

Merimbula Visitor Information Centre

4 Beach St, Merimbula, NSW, 2548

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(02) 4984 4760

Covering 78 sq.kilometres, the traditional home of the Worimi people is the largest mobile sand mass in the Southern Hemisphere. Within their expanse you will discover a host of fascinating stories that reveal much about our past. From 12,000 year old Aboriginal middens and the skeletal remains of shipwrecks to WW2 tank fortifications and the hidden, remote outpost of Tin City. Then, for the adventurous, enjoy the thrill of sand boarding down 60 degree slopes that are 30 metres high. Experiencing the vast dunes for the first time is truly AMAZING!! Read more

Port Stephens 4WD Tours

Lower Car Park/, James Patterson St, Anna Bay, NSW, 2316

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8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Culture Aangan Tourism Pvt Ltd. is a social enterprise. Culture Aangan offers to the free independent traveller unique cultural rural holidays which are sustainable; holidays which allow the traveller to be more responsible towards the environment that he or she travels into. Read more

Culture Aangan Tourism Pvt Ltd

Juhu Tara Road, Santacruz (west), Mumbai, 7B, Toukley, NSW, 2263

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(02) 9333 9240

Private themed functions, after work drinks, something different for the kids

Madame Tussauds

1-5 Wheat Rd, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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“I LOVED this!!! I haven't been in over twenty years when I think it was a visiting exhibit in Sydney...”

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(02) 9523 2990

Multi-award winning Cronulla and National Park Ferry Cruises are located in Stunning Cronulla, 25kms south of Sydney on the Tonkin Street Public Wharf behind Cronulla Railway Station. Activities include: Explore the areas rich history of Aboriginal culture and rock art, learn the story of the Deeban and Dharawal people, discover how in 1796 Bass and Flinders spent 3 days exploring and mapping the area aboard the Tom Thumb III. Catch the hourly ferry service aboard oldest commuter ferry operating to a timetable in Australia and visit the Royal National Park (second oldest national park in the world) Experience the Hacking River while enjoying a Champagne Breakfast Cruises, Lunch Cruise, Sunset Dinner Cruise, Live Music Cruises Land on a secluded beach, swim in the clear clean waters while lunch or dinner is being prepared on board the vessel as part of our Cruise Swim n Dine Cruises . Read more

Cronulla And National Park Ferry Cruises

2 Tonkin St, Cronulla, NSW, 2230

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0439 791 225

Lewis McLeod is one of the most regarded persons in the Traveling world and Australian Media with an appreciable experience in writing blogs on the virtual world. Having years of experience in writing, he is able to grab the attention of any traveler, who is looking for a tourism destination, and he can turn the travelers to any destination. Read more

Lewis McLeod

Ultimo, NSW, 2007

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“I saw many undiscovered places around the globe.I have very enjoyed all the places most and it is aw...”

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(02) 6640 7104