West Head Lookout

Australian National Day, everyone is not afraid of the sun. The beach is crowded or the national park is here. There is a lookout at the end of the palm beach. You don’t need to walk a lot to see the beautiful scenery.

I was lucky to be a cyclist, cycled from my residence to the West Observation Deck and returned once or twice a week (80 km round trip) and I can guarantee this is one of the best attractions in Sydney. We parked our car 2 km away from there. Then through the bushy path, by which some ancient indigenous carving artworks, though a bit shabby, came to the beach and saw a sea eagle on the sand, and we continued to climb to the viewing spot. The scenery is super beautiful, it is said that this is where the cookie was found on the ship in the 18th century.

From Sydney's CBD, it's an hour drive to get here and see the beautiful West Coast scenery. I always like the place where the mountains and the sea are connected, this is the place. Unfortunately, it was a bit late to get here so there was no chance to take a well-lit snapshot, but it must be the top 3 must-see attractions for a trip to Sydney. Beautiful scenic area with 16 different routes and difficulty options, great picnic spots in Akuna Bay, or very luxurious restaurants in the boat docking area if you want to splash out, although I haven't tried this place yet! There are plenty of water activities in the area, and you can choose to accompany a guide or rent an autonomous guide, which is definitely worth a day trip or overnight camping, and it takes only an hour to drive from Sydney's eastern suburbs.

It's a good place to go by car, and the trekking course is a good place to take a walk.

[View] Sydney has countless large and small beaches. It is located in the west of Sydney's North District and looks at the beach. Compared with the overcrowded Bondi Beach, where parking spaces are difficult to find, there are fewer people and the scenery is equally beautiful and charming!