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2 Neotsfield Avenue, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2083
Email: info@dangarislandcafe.com
Website: www.dangarislandcafe.com
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9150900 Phone Number: 61 02 9985 8539

Dangar Island Cafe is located on historical Dangar Island, a major attraction of the Hawkesbury River. Within an hour from Sydney, the island can be reached by the F3 Freeway, the Pacific Highway or take the train to Hawkesbury River Station. Board the Dangar Island Ferry for a short but scenic trip to the island. The cafe is located right at waters edge and features a menu of light meals and snacks. Bring your own wine, no corkage charge. This is the only residential island on the Hawkesbury - enter a car free environment with abundant birdlife and unique plants. Historical walking tours can also be arranged.

7 Mount Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2060
Email: mackillop@sosj.org.au
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9079736 Phone Number: 61 02 8912 4878
Fax Number: 61 02 8912 4835

Mary MacKillop Place Museum is more than a Museum, offering a tribute to a great Australian. It is a unique attraction providing a cultural and learning experience. The Museum is based on the life of Australia's first Saint, Mary MacKillop. With the clever use of state of the art electronics, visitors journey back in time and walk in the footsteps of this pioneer woman of the out back. Group Bookings are essential.

West Esplanade, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2095
Email: msls@merlinentertainments.com.au
Website: www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au
New South Wales ZOOSNCAQU 9059066 Phone Number: 61 02 8251 7877

Experience animal conservation in action at Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary and take an active part in the attraction's rescue, breed and protect program. They successfully breed some incredible local species and are passionate about rescue, nursing animals back to health and releasing them back into the wild, all while endeavouring to protect their natural habitats. Across three levels, visitors have the chance to interact with a wide variety of marine life, as well as see the Penguin Cove, where they can discover a colony of Manly's iconic Little Penguins. With an abundance of incredible marine life, from Cuttlefish, Lionfish, baby sharks, Seahorses to Octopuses, there is so much to see at Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary. Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary is also home to huge sharks, giant stingrays and turtles that you can dive with at Shark Dive Xtreme, suitable for first time and experienced divers.

31 Darling Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2176
Email: info@calmsleyhill.com.au
Website: calmsleyhill.com.au
New South Wales FRMFOODPRD 9058736 Phone Number: 61 02 9823 3222
Fax Number: 61 02 9823 4067

Calmsley Hill City Farm is a farm based attraction, close to the heart of Sydney - a place where children and adults can enjoy a variety of exciting shows and exhibits. Get up close to a range of native and farmyard animals. Bring your own picnic lunch or use the Calmsley Hill electric barbecues to cook your own lunch while you enjoy the beautiful grounds. Take-away food can be purchased at the Farmhouse Kiosk. Coach parking is excellent and there is wheelchair access and facilities for people with disabilities.

Little Hay Street, Chinatown, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000
Email: office@chinatownnightmarket.com.au
Website: www.chinatownnightmarket.com.au
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9054057 Phone Number: 61 04 1487 7365

The Chinatown Night Market is a multi-cultural community market that has been very popular with the City locals and is now rapidly becoming a point of attraction in Sydney under the auspices of the City of Sydney Council, CNM Management Team and its many volunteers. The Market not only revitalises the local businesses of Chinatown, but have also created an awareness of the vibrant community so large among Sydneysiders' that it is now attracting more and more visiting tourists to Chinatown from afar. The market implements an open plan outlook, which is visually pleasing and encourages an outdoor leisurely atmosphere that complements the Mall and local shops; a large majority of which are restaurants with alfresco dining area.

1 North Head Scenic Drive, Sydney Harbour National Park, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2095
Email: reservations_H8773@accorpacific.net
Website: www.qstation.com.au
New South Wales FRMFOODPRD 9059133 Phone Number: 61 02 9466 1500

Sydney's Q Station has fast become one of the city's most successful heritage sites, combining stylish accommodation with spectacular views and a fascinating history. Preserved within 30 acres of the Sydney Harbour National Park at North Head, Q Station occupies the site of Australia's first and longest-running quarantine station, a temporary home for more than 13,000 people over 150 years of operation. Carefully restored and sympathetically adapted at a cost of more than AUD19 million, it now operates as a profitable tourism venture while at the same time funding the preservation of its historic buildings and artefacts. Q Station's location is among the most dramatic in Sydney - secluded in a sandy cove beside native bushland and towering cliffs, with views spanning the broadest reaches of the harbour from the city to the seaside suburb of Manly. It takes 35 minutes to reach from the city centre.

Shop 198 Harbourside, 2-10 Darling Drive, Sydney, New South Wales, 2000
Email: admin@thewatershedhotel.com.au
Website: www.thewatershedhotel.com.au
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9159287 Phone Number: 61 02 9282 9444

Located on the picturesque Darling Harbour, The Watershed Hotel is the perfect place to dine, drink and dance. With an all day breakfast and an appetising modern Australian menu available for lunch and dinner, you can enjoy a casual meal whilst enjoying the best view in the city. Every weekend, The Watershed Hotel becomes the ultimate entertainment destination, with live DJ's playing the best in house, dance and electro music.

Headland Park, off Middle Head Road, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2088
Email: info@harbourtrust.gov.au
Website: www.harbourtrust.gov.au
New South Wales HISTHERITG 9117438 Phone Number: 61 02 8969 2100

Discover one of Sydney's great harbourside walks at Headland Park, Mosman. Wander along peaceful walking tracks that take you through beautiful natural bushland and scenic outlooks with spectacular harbour views. Explore former defensive fortifications and historic military sites such as gun pits, underground tunnels and brick workshops. The showpiece of Headland Park is the Georges Heights Lookout where you can marvel at the stunning panoramic views of Sydney Heads, the Pacific Ocean, the eastern suburbs and city skyline. Spend some time swimming or snorkelling at Chowder Bay or end your walk with a refreshing dip at Balmoral Beach. Pack your own picnic or grab a meal or snack at one of the many cafes or restaurants along the way. The walk takes about two hours and covers six kilometres. For more information visit the Harbour Trust website and download your self-guided tour map and plan your visit to Headland Park.

University Hall, 2-12 Glebe Point Road, (Corner Glebe Point and Parramatta Roads), Sydney, New South Wales, 2037
Email: info@bedlambar.com.au
Website: www.bedlambar.com.au
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9165501 Phone Number: 61 02 9660 6999
Fax Number: 61 02 9660 0646

Bedlam Bar and Food is your friendly local bar with great burgers, cocktails, live comedy, music and events. Downstairs in the lounge bar you'll feel like you're miles away in this very warm and intimate setting. It's the perfect place for catching up with friends or for your next function, party or event. The bar is spacious, has great lighting and is decorated with a unique collection of 1970s furniture giving it a retro chic feel. Upstairs, the main bar is more contemporary and has plenty of outdoor seating making it the perfect place to sit, relax and watch the world go by.

Narrabeen Beach, Ocean Street, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2101
Website: www.warringah.nsw.gov.au/community/narrabeen.aspx
New South Wales NATATTRACT

Narrabeen Beach is one of Australia's iconic surfing and swimming beaches. Over three kilometres of sand stretch from Long Reef in the south to the Narrabeen Lagoon entrance in the north, with four surf lifesaving clubs along the beach providing qualified, volunteer lifesaver patrols to protect swimmers and surf/beach users. Swimmers should always swim between the flags which are erected while there are patrols present (each Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday). There are numerous rips along the beach. Narrabeen Beach Surf Life Saving Club is located in the centre of the beach in a large park with picnic tables, toilets, showers (external) and a popular children's play area/picnic area/barbecue. The Surf Club has recently completed extensive rebuilding and with a floor-to-ceiling ocean vista and beautiful polished wooden floors, now offers a very popular venue for weddings and functions.