5 Places to Visit in New South Wales

Everyone knows each day spent in Australia is an adventure you cannot ever forget and in New South Wales, every minute is unique and special. There is something about how the place perfectly blends modern style and amazing glitz with natural landscapes and traces of history all throughout the Australian state.

If you ever find yourself in New South Wales and are aching for something fantastic to do, we have just the guide for you. Other than watching stage performances at the Sydney Opera House or films at Hoyts Cinema in Erina Fair, here are top things to do in New South Wales.

Minnamurra Rainforest

Located on the eastern edge of the Budderoo National Park, the Minnamurra Rainforest is an award-winning visitor centre that features rainforest walks and riverside picnics.

To protect the rainforest, you will have to walk through the lush green life that stands tall around you. It was said that the rainforest used to stretch throughout the Illawarra. You will be treated with a beautiful view of the waterfalls and an exciting wildlife spotting. Look out for water dragons and lyrebirds when you are there.

Byron Bay

What is a holiday in Australia without taking a dive at one of their wonderful beaches. Byron Bay is literally like a paradise on Earth. Imagine seeing the thick green forest on one side, and the deep blue ocean on the other, whilst standing on the powdery white sand of the bay. Even the town around the bay gives off a relaxed and friendly vibe, you really cannot help but feel comfortable easily.

Getting there might be a little back breaking because it is a 9-hour drive from Sydney, and you might have to trek a bit just to reach the bay. But it is all definitely worth it.

Blue Mountains

Once you experience climbing the Blue Mountains and see the panoramic view from up there, you will know why it was given a UNESCO Heritage status. It got its name because of the color of the mists that seem to cover the mountains, it came from the fine mist of oil released by the eucalyptus that surround the area.

The best way to take in the natural attractions in the Blue Mountains, you and your companions should take bushwalks. While day trips are fun for trekking, rock climbing, and mountain biking, the place takes a whole new life in the evening. Stay for at least one night and explore the towns, taste the food, and experience nature like you have never had before.

Newcastle

Of course, a trip to New South Wales will not be complete without a culture tour. Newcastle is the second largest city in the Australian state and proudly showcases the art, culture, and heritage of Australia.

To learn more about history, visit Fort Scratchley which used to be a defense installation and is now a museum. You can also go to Newcastle Museum, Newcastle Maritime Centre, and Newcastle at War Walking. Experience unique things to do in places like the Native Newcastle Tours, Newcastle Ghost Tours, and The Artists’ City Walking Tour.

Mutawintji National Park

But do not leave Australia without visiting the Mutawintji National Park to learn about the Aboriginal culture and a time when their traditions have been the prolific practice of Australia. Indeed, a  visit at this park shows a glimpse of the roots and basic foundations of the country.

You are definitely going to have an adventure in New South Wales. So pack your bags, grab you gear, and wear those eating pants, you are in for crazy fun times.