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What to do on a weekend in Kiama in 2026

Growing up in Sydney meant Kiama was a regular holiday destination for many. However, as world travel became more accessible, the internet became a source of great information about exotic faraway places that were soon pencilled in on our bucket lists. Then 2020 happened, and for many of us, travel in our own backyard came

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What are Sydney’s best beaches to visit this summer?

New South Wales and, in particular, Sydney is known for its breathtakingly beautiful beaches, and with so many to choose from; how do you know where to find the best place to visit when you only have a short time in Sydney? So, anyone who lives in this part of the world, gets asked “where

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The Best Picnic spots in Sydney

Sydney’s harbour views and coastal parks make it one of the world’s best picnic cities. I’ve spent years exploring these spots—from secret harbour lookouts to sprawling parklands—and I’m sharing the locations that actually deliver, whether you’re after romance, family fun, or a peaceful escape with a good book. Here’s what works, what to expect, and

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A Weekend In Stanwell Tops Area

Nestled along the stunning South Coast of New South Wales, Stanwell Tops is a picturesque coastal suburb surrounded by natural beauty and rich history. Just over an hour’s drive from Sydney, this idyllic destination offers the perfect escape for a day trip or a relaxing weekend getaway. This guide includes everything from the area’s history

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Some Great Ideas For Your Weekend In The Hunter Valley

The Hunter Valley is located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 2.5 hours North of Sydney’s CBD by car. Famously known for its grape-growing region, there is more to this place than its Vineyards, from delicious farm-fresh restaurants to the picturesque rolling hills and world-class spa locations. There are some great ideas for your Weekend

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Kurnell

What to do in Kurnell in a day in 2026

Things to know about Kurnell Captain Cook and Kurnell Kurnell is known as Captain Cooks’s Landing spot, the birthplace of modern Australia. Kurnell is the place where Captain James Cook first came in contact with The Gwiyagal people, Aboriginals who are traditional custodians of this area of Sydney. Inscription Point is where he claimed this

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