Activities in Outside Sydney
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Cape Byron Lighthouse
The dramatic coastline views along the winding path to the century-old Cape Byron Lighthouse are worth the hike. (Go early to catch the sunrise.) In J
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Coolangatta Estate
Tastings and self-guided tours are free at this small winery.
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Fo Guang Shan Nan Tien Temple
The temple belongs to the Taiwanese Fo Guang Shan sect. Said to be the Southern Hemisphere’s largest Buddhist shrine, it’s billed as an international
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Gertrude & Alice Café Bookstore
Named for Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas, you can browse used books, settle into a comfy couch, or munch on “modern Australian cuisine” like mushr
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Grand Pacific Drive
Officially christened in 2005, this stretch along the Tasman Sea is part of a government effort to redirect leisure travelers south of Sydney onto a c
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Hyams Beach
The beach is reputed to have the world’s whitest sand.
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Kangaroo Valley Fudge House & Ice Creamery
A traditional candy shop.
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Kirrily Johnston
Kirrily Johnston exemplifies the laid-back Down Under aesthetic with her earthy-urban, feminine clothes (think billowy red skirts with high cinched wa
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Let's Go Surfing
Grab your “cossie” (swimming “costume”) and take a surfing lesson with the experts at Let's Go Surfing.
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Murramarang National Park
Wild birds and kangaroos abound at this national park.
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Penrith Whitewater Stadium
Olympic Pedigree: Built for the 2000 Games’ canoe and kayak slalom competitions, Penrith is the only man-made whitewater course of its kind in the Sou
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Sass & Bide
Sarah-Jane Clarke and Heidi Middleton, the Aussie duo behind this young, hip women’s wear label, first made their name with jeans (in particular, the
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Tower of Terror
Brace Yourself: Australia’s Gold Coast is a little off the map for most people, but if you are in the neighborhood, head for this: the fastest, talles
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