Dessert, fortunately, is still dessert. They drive on the left, so if you don't want to get mowed down, look to the right before stepping into the street. You will learn this quickly. In less than a year, The BridgeClimb has become Sydney's hottest tourist adventure, and it's exactly what it says it is. They say the view of the harbor and Opera House below is quite spectacular.
Climbs proceed in all weather except electrical storms.
Reservations are a must. Sydney Harbor Seaplanes give visitors a different and quite exhilarating way to see another side of the city - from above. Leaving from a pier at Lyne Park on Rose Bay several times daily, the seaplanes go to a variety of destinations. The 15-minute ride to Palm Beach took us up over the cliffs of Sydney Harbor National Park and the sands of Manly Beach and onto the bay at Pittwater, where a boat waited to ferry us to Palm Beach Wharf. Throw in a spectacular view of the Pacific with dozens of bobbing surfers in the turquoise water far below, and you've got yourself an afternoon.