Sydney

So we have entered New South Wales … beach on the left , beach on the right ( it’s possible here!) and much more green colours . Rain has gone, temperature is again +26-8C, blue sky , you know… Local people we’ve met so far are very friendly and helpful giving us the best advise where to stay next what to do and see. Thanks to Tony ( TTV Technical Support is everywhere ! ) we found a very nice camping in Narrabeen close to Sydney. It’s unbelievable that 20 km from the downtown we have beach, natural swimming pool, lake, wildlife and unlimited internet access. Sydney… one of the places you can visit several times for sure. We use the local ferry service from Manly to Circular Quay. To get Sydney harbour, it takes about 30 minutes and you can admire Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge from the sea. Town is located in something like river, delta or big fjord ( they called it dramatic coastline ) so you can find everything here, sapphire water, tropical gardens, white beaches , steep cliffs , small islands, hundreds of sailing boats and blue sky. It’s definitely one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. History is mixed with the present in one place, The Rocks Sydney’s historic centre with dinning, traditional pubs and galleries close to the modern glass tower blocks, Chinese district with the traditional open market and food… somehow it works together very well . Please have a look at the latest pictures , Sydney is beautiful, isn’t it ? Three days is not enough to discover everything here, but as I said it’s a place to come back so maybe next time.