24 Hours In Sydney - Sydney (NSW)

Archer Guest Had a wonderful time with the shark dive, the instructors were very friendly and helpful, and the dive was great. The sharks were a delight to see and using the scuba equipment itself for the first time was a pleasure unto itself. The only issue was how fast time flies underwater, but at the end of the day that’s a sign your having great fun.

Chin Hock Soo I really enjoyed my visit to The Rock Discovery Museum. Although it’s a small museum, it’s full of fascinating displays and rich history. The exhibits are well-organized and informative, giving great insight into the area’s past. I appreciated the welcoming atmosphere and the effort put into making the museum engaging for visitors. It’s definitely a hidden gem and worth a stop if you’re in the area.

Renegade Games Tucked away in a quiet laneway, the “Forgotten Songs” birdcage installation is a mesmerizing blend of art and history. The recorded bird sounds create a unique atmosphere, making it a must-visit for photographers and urban explorers.

Cindy Had an absolute blast playing the End of the Road room! Sergeant Emily was an amazing games master and truly went above and beyond to make the experience incredible. She played the character perfectly, kept us on our toes and made us laugh. The room itself was true to its difficulty rating and the atmosphere was great. We’ve played a total of 3 games here and this was the most memorable, thanks to Emily!

Julio Yanes Hickson Road Reserve is one of Sydney’s most stunning and underrated public spaces. Tucked beneath the southern approach to the Harbour Bridge, it offers a postcard-perfect perspective of the Opera House across the harbour, framed by the sweep of Circular Quay and the ever-changing movement of ferries and water taxis. What sets this place apart is how effortlessly it connects monumental infrastructure with quiet human scale. From an architectural and urban design perspective, its an exceptional example of spatial layering—where industrial heritage, iconic landmarks, and natural elements all coexist. The views are cinematic, yet the space feels deeply personal. Its no surprise this spot is popular for weddings and photography—there’s something timeless and dignified about it. The reserve itself is simple and beautifully maintained: generous lawns, mature palms, and just enough seating to linger without overcrowding. Whether you’re watching the light shift over the water, enjoying a peaceful walk, or catching the sparkle of the city skyline at dusk, Hickson Road Reserve delivers one of the most immersive views in Sydney. A quiet gem at the edge of the harbour—worth seeking out whether youre a visitor or a local in need of a pause.

Elisabeth Lindsey Clearly visible red hands and an easy hike to see them. Very educational as well. Beautiful trails in the area.

Tharindu Wickremasinghe Great waterfall indeed! It has few lookouts on the way. Park your in the parking area and you will see the first lookout just there. Few steps down you will see the next lookout. Further 7 minutes down you will see the next one and if you climb down further for 10 minutes you will see the final one. You can have a bath. Water is so clear and cold.

dj silver Amazing walk and beautiful scenery.

Patrick El Lovely drive around to the bay. Often see people fishing and hanging out near some of the scenic spots. Neat little quiet area with some twisty roads.