The Gap viewpoint is a cliff on the South Head peninsula in New South Wales, Australia. This lookout overlooks the Tasman Water and provides a spectacular view of the sea and its surroundings. It is regarded as one of Sydney’s best-kept lookouts, where you may sit on a bench and enjoy tranquil moments while taking in the scenery. This location also has a diverse range of vegetation and animals and a large number of birds. The Hornby Lighthouse, South Head Heritage Trail, Vaucluse House, and Camp Cove are nearby attractions. Nevertheless, be aware that the Gap is also known as a suicide hotspot.
Watsons Bay, 11 kilometres northeast of Sydney’s CBD, is named after the bay and mooring on its western side, in Port Jackson. Once a fishing community, Watsons Bay today offers stunning panoramic views of the port and coastal landscapes. Here, some of the nearby attractions include Robertson Park, the Gap, Camp Cove, Hornby Lighthouse, Macquarie Lighthouse, and so on.