Queenscliff wormhole – things to do in Sydney
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Queenscliff wormhole – things to do in Sydney

Queenscliff wormhole – things to do in Sydney

We drove to Manly early in the morning, if you want to go just typed “manly wormhole” into Google, and it took us straight to the parking spot! The wormhole is at Queencliff Beach (which is basically Manly and you’ll see the rock pool there). The parking area is in a residential neighborhood, so you […]

Things to do in Nelson Bay Port Stephens

Where to go for school holidays? Of course it’s Nelson Bay. 200 kilometres from Sydney, two and a half hours by car, very suitable for short parent-child trips! Woke up in the morning, we had breakfast and can depart from Sydney. Generally, hotels check in at 2 pm. So when you arrive at Nelson Bay […]

Sydney Bubble Planet Experience

During the long weekend, we took the kids to the popular Bubble Planet Exhibition. It’s an immersive, multi-sensory exhibition featuring not just bubbles, but also lights, ball pits, balloons, and the little ones’ favourite yellow ducks. It truly lives up to its name as a bubble-filled planet. Each room is designed with a different theme, […]

Where to find these colourful houses in Sydney Balmain

When we take a ferry from Circular Quay for a day out, we often see the Nordic-style rainbow houses in the photo. After doing some research, we decided to visit for a day trip! These charming little waterfront houses are near the Birkenhead Point DFO, so if you’re shopping there, it’s worth taking some time […]

A Cabin Getaway to See the Milky Way in Sydney

This cabin, called Mowgli, is located in Bulliac, over 280 kilometres from Sydney, with a drive of less than 4 hours from the city. There’s a small town about 10 kilometres away from the cabin, which has a Woolworths that can serve as a supply stop. What we think about Into the Wild Escape Cabin […]

Pecan Picking Around Sydney

We finally learned what pecans look like before they ripen. The process of picking them felt like a treasure hunt. You use a stick to sift through the fallen leaves on the ground, and finding the nuts buried beneath is like discovering little gems. It turns out that picking even just one kilogram isn’t as […]

Cat Alley in Surry Hills – McElhone Place

Last time strolling around Moore Park West, we stumbled upon McElhone Place, also known as the Cat Alley! We saw a few cats the day we went! At the entrance of the alley, there’s a sign saying “Cat Crossing” which is just heartwarming! If you’re lucky, you might actually see lazy cats basking in the […]