The best things to do in Sydney in spring include coastal walks, ocean pool swims, outdoor brunches, jacaranda-lined streets and major events. Average daytime highs rise from about 20°C in September to 24°C in November, making spring a comfortable season for exploring the city outdoors. This guide covers weather, coastal walks with brunch stops, 2026 […]
by Lisa Peterson
The best places to stay in Sydney with family are Darling Harbour for young children, Circular Quay and The Rocks for a first visit, the CBD for transport and accommodation choice and Manly or Coogee for a beach base. For families travelling with children, the right accommodation is about more than location. A separate bedroom, […]
by Lisa Peterson
The TCS Sydney Marathon presented by ASICS returns on Sunday, 30 August 2026 for its second year as an Abbott World Marathon Major. More than 40,000 participants are expected to tackle the 42.195-kilometre course from North Sydney, across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and towards the Sydney Opera House. Choosing the right Sydney marathon accommodation can […]
by Lisa Peterson
The 74th Melbourne International Film Festival 2026 brings 18 days of cinema to Melbourne from 6 to 23 August. With more than 200 films, documentaries, shorts, gala events, filmmaker talks and immersive experiences, MIFF gives cinephiles and industry guests an ideal reason to plan a winter city break. This guide covers key venues, nearby dining […]
by Lisa Peterson
Searching for where to eat in Coogee, Tamarama & Bronte in 2026? This coastal dining guide covers beachfront breakfasts, wine bars, Italian dinners, seafood splurges, Brazilian plates, bakeries and healthy takeaway near the Bondi to Coogee walk. Coogee carries the broadest dining range, Tamarama gives walkers a strong café stop, and Bronte balances casual brunch […]
by Lisa Peterson
Bondi to Coogee in winter gives Sydney’s most famous coastal walk a cooler, calmer rhythm. The 6km route links beaches, sandstone cliffs, ocean pools, Aboriginal heritage sites, cafés and seafood restaurants, with fewer summer crowds and sharper ocean views. Pack walking shoes, a coastal walk rain jacket, warm layers and sun protection, then set aside […]
by Lisa Peterson
The best NSW winter getaways follow the season: cold mornings, country roads, truffle dogs, cellar-door reds and long lunches beside timber fires. In 2026, plan your escape around flavour and atmosphere, not distance alone. Orange, Oberon, the Southern Highlands, Mudgee, Young and Braidwood bring together black Périgord truffles, cool-climate wines, vineyard restaurants and cosy country […]
by Lisa Peterson
Woollahra and Paddington sit at the heart of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs style scene, offering some of the city’s most refined boutique shopping experiences. Queen Street Woollahra delivers village-style elegance with polished Australian designers, while Paddington’s Oxford Street and The Intersection pulse with fashion-forward energy. This guide is designed for travellers, locals, and luxury shoppers seeking […]
by Lisa Peterson
Bondi Beach nightlife is less about rushing from one venue to the next and more about choosing the right setting for the evening. Some places work best for oceanfront cocktails before dinner, while others suit casual drinks, late-night music or a relaxed beachside meal that turns into a longer night out. This guide covers practical […]
by Lisa Peterson
Bondi Beach is Sydney’s most famous beach, but it’s best enjoyed slowly. Swim early, walk the coastline, grab coffee, browse local boutiques and book dinner before sunset. Most of Bondi’s highlights are close together, including the beach, Bondi Pavilion, Hall Street, Gould Street, North Bondi and the coastal walk. You can see Bondi in a […]
by Lisa Peterson
