Top Things to Do in Nowra 2021

"La Perouse is a small island in the outer suburbs of Sydney. It is quite far from downtown Sydney, but it is very suitable to come here by car. This is a small island very close to the shore, but it is indeed very beautiful. It is said that this was a prison before, but now only beautiful scenery remains. Personally think it's worth visiting"

"If you like abandoned, industrial buildings this is place which you must visit! Its for free and you can even decide to stay there over night for some fee. You can get here by taking ferry. While you get on Island you will get a map and you can spend there by yourself how long you wish."

"A small town in Sydney │The name is very earthy and the scenery is beautiful and beyond the bald island Recommended: Bale Island, also called Naked Island, is called Bare Island in English. At first I thought it was the kind of barren land where there was no grass, but when I arrived at the scene, I realized that I had misunderstood people. Recommended: Bald Island is a small island with beautiful scenery. It is also a famous tourist attraction (though I didn’t know it before), especially the large patch of high and low naturally formed rocks on the island, which is simply too large. It is about 15 kilometers from downtown Sydney and not far from the airport. Bald Island and the coastal land next to it is called La Perouse (it is said that it is a French name, I call her "Lapou Rousi" for the convenience of memory) La Perouse also has beaches, not to lose those net celebrity beaches. The driver told me that this is the filming location of "Mission Impossible 2" directed by Wu Yusen ❗ My favorite Tomoko fights and drags in the film is mostly done in La Perouse. It is said that La Perouse is one of the best places to watch the sunset, but unfortunately we missed it this time Parking here is free ❗❗❗ Detailed address: Anzac Parade, Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2036 Traffic strategy: It is recommended to drive by car in about 40 minutes. There are also direct buses to the city center, see Google Maps for details. ⏰Opening hours: Tudao is open all day. But the bunker on the island is only open every Sunday, and reservations are required. Bunker ticket: 16 Australian dollars Estimated duration: 1-2 hours Practical tips 1⃣️Although it is summer, the surrounding wind and waves are still quite big, it is recommended that the girl taking pictures be careful not to wear a short skirt that is too elegant, otherwise it will disappear in minutes 2⃣Climbing on the rocks to take pictures is very exciting, but you should pay attention to safety in some steep places❗ 3⃣If you are interested, you can go fishing here. I saw a guy catching a big fish in a few minutes."

"This island has a fascinating history. When it was used as a tabernacle city in Sydney's exile in the early days, it was used as a confinement place for criminals living alone. Slowly it developed into a gun tower and accommodation. The optional extra trip here is actually the most worth visiting."

"The Atlantic Ocean where Australia is located is a paradise for sharks, and there are many sharks living near the Shark Island off Sydney. They flock in groups on the seabed, which makes people feel very scared to see. In addition, there are huge seabeds. Many huge clams, this is also the origin of Australia's famous Haizhu, and it is really a precious place of treasure."

"Nice place to spend New Year's Eve in Sydney. The fare is no one is less than $200, and the island is allowed to bring their own food, wine and food. There are two cruises, one at 6.30 pm and the next at 7.15 pm. We booked a 6.30 cruise, so that we have the opportunity Enjoy the best scenery. We went straight to the front of the bridge and could see a clear view. The firework show was beautiful, tickets were sold in limited quantities, so it was not crowded and the atmosphere was casual. We had a picnic and brought a lot of champagne and wine. It was a feast."

"It is only accessible on Sundays as it can only be accessed by ferry. It is a short distance from Circular Quay. The museum is located at the northern end of the Garden Island Naval Base. It is very well decorated and houses more than 9,000 cultural relics. A lone security guard at the ferry terminal greeted me, gave me rundown, and pointed me in the right direction. Early on Sunday morning, I was actually the only person in this place until someone arrived at the information desk shortly after I arrived. According to the guards, as of last Sunday, there were about 130 of them. Most of the objects are inside, and there are only some larger things outside, such as gun barrels. Due to a heavy rain, I could not explore outside. It is worth mentioning that you can enjoy the observation tower with spectacular views of Sydney from the top of the mountain. Obviously, when it was a signal station, it used to be higher, but the upper level was demolished a few years ago. The ferry departs approximately every half an hour. Free to visit."

"Island that forms, according to somebody I know who blogs about these sort of things, the most northerly of Sydney Beaches. Accessible only by ferry from Church Point, but makes for a pleasant walk."

"Get away from the busy daily traffic and easily reach the peace and tranquility of the island. No cars, only the sounds of birds! Along the main road, tree-lined and tropical, you can walk to the humble seaside residence by the beach. May find myself devouring books in my back seat, or just rest a lot. Dine in a local club or cafe on the pier. Browse the huge library of books while the informative and friendly ferry owners are waiting for the lovely ferry to return."