Airport & Southern Sydney Travel Guides

Royal National Park

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This park was the second National Park in the world, after Yellowstone in the USA. Only 32 kilometres South of Sydney, it was initiated as a...

Georges River National Park

This park features steep forested hillsides, plateaus and riverside flats, all of which conserve some of Sydney's best river habitat for...

Cooks Landing

Straddling the two headlands at the entrance to Botany Bay, this national park has a unique combination of natural and cultural heritage features....

Garawarra State Conservation Area

Garawarra State Conservation Area's heath and forest country borders the southern edge of Royal National Park - Australia's first national...

Sydney International Airport

Opened in 1920, Sydney Airport is one of the oldest continuously operating airports in the world, and is voted in the top ten internationally....

Heathcote National Park

In spring Gymea lilies give a scarlet glow to the gullies, but the park is attractive year round. Go for a walk and see the beauty and diversity...

Cronulla Beach

Cronulla, in the Sutherland Shire on Sydney's southern coast, is the only Sydney beach that can be reached by train, meaning you can visit...

Rockdale Heritage Drive

Rockdale's heritage drive provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy this heritage icon, a mansion of beautiful proportions.

The...

City Rail

CityRail is the rail service covering greater Sydney. It is the sister company of CountryLink, which covers country NSW. CityRail runs over 1500...

Woronora Dam

The banks of the Woronora Dam are an ideal location for a picnic or BBQ.

The site has all the facilities needed including picnic...

Sydney Domestic Airport

Out of the three terminals in Sydney Airport, two are for domestic purposes. T2 - Sydney Domestic Airport and T3 - Qantas Sydney Domestic Airport....