6 Sydney Attractions That Will Make You Want To Stay In Australia Forever!
Australia is a land of spectacular buildings, glistening coastline, abundant wildlife and world-class beaches. Although there is no dearth of mind-blowing places to visit and incredible attractions to see, to make the task of compiling your Sydney bucket list a little easier, here is a list of the top 6 must-visit Sydney attractions:
Bronte Beach
Beginning our list with popular yet least crowded places, Bronte Beach is the place that tops the chart. Bondi Beach is the most popular one; however, if you want a little more relaxing vibes, Bronte Beach is the one. So apply for online Australia ETA, drop by the ocean pool and chill by the beach along with locals.
Luna Park
If you are carrying your kids for an Aussie vacation, make their stay enjoyable by taking them to the Luna Park. Located underneath the Harbor Bridge on the northern side, this theme park offers plenty of fun activities for the children as well as their parents. You can marvel at spectacular views of the harbor and the Sydney Opera House while riding the Ferris wheel.
Shark Island
If your reason behind the application for online Australia ETA is to experience thrilling water sports and activities that are not meant for the faint hearted, then this attraction is just for you. The island is small in size but offer so many activities to get indulged in. A perfect picnic spot, here you can reach by kayak, which you can rent at Rose Bay. Beware of the sharks that can meet you on the way.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Home to cutting edge modern art of utmost importance from both Australia and the rest of the world, the Museum of Contemporary Art is located in the heart of Sydney at Circular Quay. The exterior of the building bears a striking art deco that makes it stand apart from its old neighbors and a must-visit place if you are planning to apply for online Australia ETA.
Cockatoo Island
Cockatoo Island is located in the middle of the Sydney Harbor. The island was closed for visitors for over 100 years, as it was a place, where the convicts were put to work during their exile. Since, the place has become UNESCO protected, the island has opened its doors, it has become the most unique venues for a day trip and also play host to some of Sydney`s most-talked about events and festivals.
Sydney Observatory
Perching atop a hill, the Sydney Observatory is nestled between the city and Rocks district. The site was once a fort and over the course of time, the building was transformed into a windmill hill in the early 19th century and later on into an astronomical observatory. The views of the harbor are quite spectacular.
Make your itinerary interesting by incorporating these places into your itinerary. To apply for online Australia ETA, log on to our website www.australiae-visa.com.
