2-Hour Guided Walking Tour in Sydney Harbour National Park
About This Experience
When it comes to soaking up the iconic sights, sounds and smells of Sydney Harbour National Park, nothing beats exploring Sydney on foot. A walk through the natural bushland under the shady boughs of sprawling Sydney red gum trees provides you with the chance to escape bustling city life and enjoy the peaceful great outdoors, whilst getting some gentle exercise. Plus, this diverse ecosystem, home to a plethora of flora and fauna is only a 12-minute scenic ferry ride from the city, making it extremely accessible for all who live, work or travel here. Whether you’re a local Sydneysider, overseas tourist or simply love walking, joining this tour would be a fantastic way to explore the area, and visit the natural, cultural and historical sites of Sydney Harbour National Park.
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