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Why Is It So Hard To Find New Places To Go On A Community Bus Trip? You should try PlacesToGo!!!!! Blues Point Reserve – McMahon Point What a great question and I get asked this question a lot, as professional drivers we get to take tourists, elderly people and others around the Greater Sydney area. Well, the answer is easy. Time; yep just time. No matter what job you have, we all live busy and hectic lives which means we don’t have spare time to waste, looking around and discover new and exciting places to visit. Sometimes these places could be right under our nose. There’s a sense of delight uncovering a hidden gem of a place to go. You feel like “Shhh I hope nobody else stumbles upon these treasures.” The other issue is if you don’t live near the area or have friends close by then you really have no reason to look and ferret out new places. So you & your passengers miss out on the joy of experiencing new adventures Let’s face it there are some fantastic places to see around Sydney Harbour. Duff Reserve Wolsey Road has to be in one of Australia’s wealthiest streets, […]

Looking across Sydney Harbour from Cremorne Point https://placestogo.net.au/item/cremorne-reserve-cremorne-point/

So what are the Places to visit in Mosman? Mosman might not be a big area, but it certainly punches above its weight when comes to stunning harbour parks & attractions. You’ll be surprised at the rich history of these locations. You would be hard pressed to beat the most famous location in Mosman. Sydney Taronga Park Zoo. Just so you can appreciate what Mosman has to offer, we set out to visit, discover & document 37 fabulous places to visit. We’ve covered all the outstanding classics like Clifton Gardens and Balmoral Park and Chinaman’s Beach. We also uncovered some sneaky little gems known only to locals, Little Curraghbeena Reserve & difficult to find Parriwi Lighthouse. A visit to the north side area or just over the Harbour bridge is a must for community buses, age care, families and everyone else who like to be adventurous and have a look around. So you can get a quick glimpse of each Park, Lookout or Walk we’ve created series Symbols Athol Bay Beach – Bradleys Head Athol Bay Beach is a 100 m long on the western side of Bradleys Head & it’s open southwest-facing Beach. Rocky slopes surround Athol Bay Beach […]