Port Stephen has unscrupulous blue sea and blue sky, and a fresh environment. Come to Port Stephen, intoxicated with the relaxing outdoor environment, feel comfortable and comfortable leisurely holiday, and return to the embrace of nature.
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Port Stephens Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Port Stephens, located in the north of Sydney, South Wales, Australia, is known as the "Blue Water Paradise", integrating fishing, whale watching, rowing, sandboarding, flying, and outdoor barbecues. It is about two and a half hours' drive from Sydney, and it is very convenient to come by car. 1. Dolphin and whale watching Dolphins and whales are the biggest highlights of Port Stephens. There are more than 90-120 bottlenose dolphins living here all year round. You can take a dolphin-watching cruise, dolphins will jump out of the water to greet you, and you can lean on the rails and play with them. Port Stephens is also a suitable home for thousands of whales. Every year from the end of May to the beginning of November, swarms of humpback whales will come and go here. They are huge, some weighing more than 40 tons. Take a seasonal whale watching cruise to see their adorable naivety! Fisherman's Bay and Anna Bay in the south are good whale and dolphin watching spots. 2. Port Attractions There are many viewing points in the port, and you can climb up and overlook any one of them, and have a panoramic view of the coastal scenery. The lighthouse in Nelson Point at the entrance of Port Stephens is still in play. The lighthouse is currently open to the public. There is a renovated small museum under the tower, as well as restaurants and canteens. Just a few minutes walk to the Flying Point Marine Conservation Area, overlooking the stretch of coastline. 3. Port Stephens Port Stephens has a vast sandy land with soft sand, making it a famous sandboarding paradise in the southern hemisphere! As far as the eye can see, the west of Anna Bay is a few kilometers of sand dunes, which are larger in the southern hemisphere. You can sign up for sandboarding, or you can take a quad bike or four-wheel drive to explore the Stockton Dunes.
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Port Stephen has unscrupulous blue sea and blue sky, and a fresh environment. Come to Port Stephen, intoxicated with the relaxing outdoor environment, feel comfortable and comfortable leisurely holiday, and return to the embrace of nature.
It's so beautiful, the port's blue sky and white clouds, a white ocean, cruise ships shuttle, air seagulls circle and follow, dolphins jump and shuttle, very shocking, very amazing, picturesque, worth a good place to travel.
Watching the sea blue sky, white clouds and clear water, surrounded by seagulls, the yacht is dense, the seagulls follow all the way, sitting halfway to see dolphins jumping, standing on the splint outside the boat, the endless sea, the sea breeze is really indescribable, beautiful.
Nearly 100 dolphins live in the waters of Stephen Harbor. The guide told us that the probability of seeing dolphins is very high, about 95% of the probability of seeing dolphins. Lunch was eaten on board. We saw a lot of dolphins in Dolphin Bay of Mauritius before. The tour guide also told us that the dolphin trip in Port Stephen was certainly no better than that in Mauritius. Although not able to see the dolphins, but there is no special regret. After all, it's fun to go to sea.
Sydney Classic Day Tour │ Port Stephens Sandboarding Dolphins Port Stephens located in the north of Sydney, known as the "Blue Water Paradise", with 26 golden sand beaches, twice as large as Sydney Harbour, is the perfect holiday attraction. It is also a famous dolphin watching resort, in addition to whale watching, sandboarding, flight, outdoor barbecue activities. Such a fairy place ❗ must go to punch a card ✌ because it is more than two hours away from downtown Sydney, so we decisively chose a chartered car (on lazy, I am professional) content is Port Stephens sandboarding + dolphin watching, the most classic two projects. Anna Bay Sandboarding Recommendation: “Sandboarding”: Taking a snowboard similar to a snowboard slides down the top of the dune and down the slide. First at the designated meeting place, take the designated four-wheel drive SUV to the desert interior, then you can see a dune, there is a shed at the bottom, many sandboards for everyone to take. First, I have to climb up from the bottom of the dune with a sandboard. I want to say that this sand dune is much more difficult to climb than climbing. ❗❗❗ Deep and shallow, I have to climb to the top like a sand monk with a board that is not breathed. After climbing to the top, I put the board on it and sit on it. Then I slipped down... Climb for five minutes, Sandboarding for five seconds and finally climbing once again, I don't want to move anymore. The butt is so acid and lacks movement... Practical tips1⃣ Avoid playing at noon, because the sand temperature is very high at this time. Choose SPF at least 30 or more sunscreen, wear sunglasses, can prevent sunburn and block the sand. 2⃣ Take off your shoes and socks, climb up from both sides of the dune, slide down the middle, and lean slightly forward during the slide. The route should be kept straight as much as possible. Don't change the direction at will to avoid overturning the dolphin recommendation index: dolphins and whales are the biggest highlights of Port Stephens . We went to the season without whales, so we took a dolphin-watching cruise to see the most cute and deft. It is said that there are many bottlenose dolphins living here all year round for an hour and a half. Unfortunately, we were excited and full of expectations waiting for the dolphins to rush to say hello to us, and finally only 3 said at least dozens of... In the end, only one bold dolphin swam to the bottom of the boat to show its head... Without this, it may still look at fate and dolphins. In the mood, practical tips1⃣ There will be a lot of seagulls when going out to sea. Don't feed the seagulls on the cruise ship, the staff will stop it. 2⃣ Don't wear a hat (unless there is a rope to fix it), the wind on the boat is strong, and you can blow away 3⃣ You must wear sunglasses and apply sunscreen ❗ Sunscreen ❗ Sunscreen ❗ Detailed address: Port Stephens, Sydney, NSW 2315 Traffic Raiders: The distance is far, it is recommended to charter a car or drive by yourself
Stephen Harbor is located in the north of Sydney, South Wales, Australia. It is about two and a half hours'drive from downtown Sydney. It is called "Blue Water Paradise" because of its beautiful environment and blue sea water. There are many attractions for visitors, such as playing with dolphins, fishing on the seashore, whale watching and so on. Of course, because of the ups and downs of the beach, it is the most interesting place to play sand skiing.
Sydney's Port Stephens is located in the famous Nielsen Bay, and the coastline here is very beautiful. There is a very tall seaside reef, and the sea here is also very clear, the waves beat the reef, and the waves are bursting. Not far away, the pier is docked on the yachts large and small, is a very leisure resort.