Watsons Bay

Sydney's end of the world, a beautiful place. Looking at the sea, I was thinking, if I give me a swimming ring, can I swim back to China, when will this damn epidemic end? There are no people going today, only the endless sea, blowing the sea breeze, listening to the sound of the waves, I feel particularly comfortable. Parking around is also very convenient, there is a cafe at the entrance, and there is a cabin on the beach to buy sandwiches and coffee. It’s really good to take the children to swim and dig the sand. I saw someone go fishing today, and I will take the tools to fish once next time.

We took the Sydney ferry to Watterson Bay via Rose Bay, which is the best way to get here so far. It’s a beautiful water town, famous for fish and chips, stroll along the beach, go for a nice restaurant to eat or drink, or picnic on the beach or lawn and look out over the sea. What a peaceful and beautiful place, we packed fish and chips like everyone else, and happily waited for the next ferry to take us back to the ring pier.

This bay area is also a very interesting place. The boundary line of the entire bay is very long. The bay is also surrounded by cliff structures and beaches. The natural environment here is also relatively good. The sea breeze is still relatively large.

Take a boat to Watsons Bay at the ring pier. After disembarking, follow the road on the left hand side. The houses on the roadside are very beautiful. It is said that the price here is very high. Walking through a small beach, there are bikini beauty in the sun, and then going forward is the famous lady bay beach, looking at it is all the masters hahaha, walking to the lighthouse can only return the same way, google map shows that you can go another way, but that road is blocked, Probably because there are too many tourists. Not far from the pier, there is also a scenic spot the gap, you can see the spectacular cliffs washed by the waves. If you are fast, you can go to and from the ring pier for a long time. If you are slow, you can eat a fries and sit at the beach in a daze. In short, it is worth a visit.

The scenery is beautiful, you can see a very wide and wide coastline, and there are two lighthouses. White lighthouse, many people will go there to take wedding photos, and another red and white lighthouse Hornby Lighthouse, It takes some effort to see the lighthouse, but it is very worthwhile! The scenery along the way is beautiful, you can see some small bays all the way, and few people are very quiet. You can see Hornby Lighthouse when you go to the highest point. Of course, the wind is also very strong. Be careful.

From circularquay by boat, the boat is not big, the power is very sufficient, stop for a stop in the middle, watsonsbay is not big, after disembarking, go left, about 15-30 minutes to reach the lighthouse, here is a good view, you can see several directions, there is no block, you can choose a place facing the city, Watching the sunset quietly, the fly in the ointment: the sunset landed from the opposite mountain, not the sea

The beauty of Watterson Bay is that you can enjoy two different styles at the same time. To the west is the gentle modern urban landscape, to the east is the broad wild Pacific Ocean. To go to Watson Bay, you can take bus 380 or Sydney Ferry - you can enjoy panoramic views of the Sydney Opera House, Double Water Bay, Rose Bay and so on. Watterson Bay is a popular tourist destination with complete service facilities. You can do water sports or nothing here. Pick a restaurant or cafe to enjoy the scenery slowly and enjoy the slow pace of Australia. Watterson Bay (Watson Bay) The scenery can be used in the high-level word "brilliant". I hope there are more tour groups here, it is worth your time. In the south head of Sydney's east, on the calm Sydney Harbour, near the choppy Pacific Ocean. There is also a resident beach north of Huashen Bay Beach, calling it a resident beach because I don't know its Chinese name, English is Camp Cove.