Sydney Harbour National Park Review

A scenic spot that is not often mentioned. If you go to Manly, it used to be very convenient to change buses in Manly. There was a former soldier's barracks, and the famous North Head, through which all ships entered Sydney Harbour. All kinds of shrubs, the classic scenery is cliffs and waves clapping the shore, the sound of the waves shocking the sky, very magnificent. It is strongly recommended.

Harbour National Park is a large area with Sydney Harbour as its center. It contains more than 10 islands and beaches. The environment is very beautiful and the ecological protection is very good. I saw a lot of beautiful software creatures on a beach. I was curious. My friends shouted and stopped me trying to reach out and touch them. It turned out to be a monk cap jellyfish. It is said to be the third most poisonous jellyfish in the world. The tiny tentacles of the jellyfish can reach up to 9 meters long. This creature looks so beautiful, originally just to tempt people to touch them, and once touched, poisoning, the consequences are very serious, thankful.

it’s really cool to come here and get a rest from the busy streets of Sydney!

Near the seaside is the famous Sydney Opera House. It has a vast area. The most distinctive feature is that there are many independent and luxuriant trees and carpet-like grasslands. This is a common beautifying picture of the harmonious coexistence of man and nature in European and American countries. It is also a place that we should learn in particular. The nearby Hyde Park has a similar style, but it is quite common by comparison.

It has been developing continuously since its birth. Located in the heart of Sydney, this dazzling harbour is so famous for its dark green waters and iconic Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. The park is quite large and can be visited for a long time. If the weather is good, many beautiful pictures can be taken. You can walk a few steps to the Sydney Opera House.