Sports and leisure activities New South Wales

Also known as the Spit Bridge to Manly Walk. Take this scenic 10km walk, which follows the coastline past Fairlight, Forty Baskets and Reef beaches to Spit Bridge. You'll see some bush, beautiful beaches and great views. Count between 3h30 and 4h30 to make the walk. Ideal for families, with a picnic break in the middle! Ask for the brochure for this walk at the Manly Visitor Information Centre. You can download the map from the website.

Have you always dreamed of learning to surf? So why not start on Australia's most famous beach: . All surf equipment is provided.

Take advantage of this beautiful bay to take navigation courses or simply rent a boat (boat, windsurfing, kayaking…)

Cycling organization, good information site.

Rent windsurfing boards, catamarans and small sailing boats.

A serious diving centre.

Want to do a little more than learn to surf? Leave for Byron Bay with Mojosurf's Corsican team, you won't be disappointed. Take an Australian lifestyle, between crazy evenings and dementia.

Located in Sydney's Centennial Park, Moore Park Training Stables offers horse and donkey riding for beginners and experienced riders alike. Since 1996, the Eastside Riding Academy, which runs the stables, has strived to maintain a professional and enjoyable environment for all riders. There are 10-week programs for children, as well as private, shared and group lessons for adults and children. During the school vacations, 7-hour programs including theory and practical lessons are organized for children of all levels.

Rent the small sailing boats (Laser) on time or by day.

Outdoor swimming pool only, but heated.

As with the parachute, being a beginner assumes starting with an instructor. If after a day of training you feel pousser wings, then your turn is flying alone.

Dive Centre Bondi is one of the largest dive centers in Sydney. It is located near the famous Bondi beach and is certified PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) 5 stars. Available 7 days a week, the dive instructors are extremely friendly, passionate, patient and educational. From the one-day Discover Scuba Diving Course to the two-day Open Water Diver Course, you will have the opportunity to discover the splendor of the Pacific Ocean with professionals.

It is the most important diving center in New South Wales. The courses start with theory in the classroom, continue with a session of pool dives and end with dives in the sea. The team will show you exceptional sites and share their knowledge of marine life. Passionate divers since 1993, your guides work on the protection of the environment and prevent the damage of waste and plastic pollution: they organize underwater cleanups, the "Dive Against Debris".

In the heart of Sydney, this armoury allows all kinds of equestrian activities, from dressage to barrier jumping through the park.

The ANZ Stadium is located in Sydney Olympic Park. It was built for the 2000 Summer Olympic Games and has been host to numerous sporting events.

The perfect place to picnic and relax with the family. Slides, climbing walls, water jets and tunnels are there to entertain children while you enjoy a coffee or prepare lunch on one of the barbecues available.

This small company, which depends on Glenmack Park campground, invites you to discover Kangaroo Valley in a dynamic way by mixing different activities. It's the best option for biking, canoeing, kayaking... all in the company of Mike, a friendly and always cheerful character. Play in the rapids, take in the scenery and enjoy the good vibes of the Kangaroo Valley. Night trips are also available.

This beautiful 2-hour walk will delight lovers of the coast. It stretches for six kilometers between Bondi and Coogee, two towns with very popular beaches (although our preference is for Coogee's, which is a little less crowded and "m'as-tu vu" than its sister town). This walk offers breathtaking ocean views and access to bays, cliffs and rock pools. Highlights include Bondi, Tamarama, Bronte, Clovelly and Coogee. It can be extended by a 2.9 km, 1.5-hour route from Coogee to Maroubra.

Elanora Country Club is an activity park located in Elanora Heights, New South Wales. The club also offers accommodation, events and activities for its members. Elanora Country Club recognizes and honors the Garigal people, the traditional custodians of the land on which we enjoy club activities. We pay tribute to their elders, past, present and future.

Concord Golf Club is a golf club located in Concord, New South Wales. It is located on the outskirts of Sydney and hosted the Women's Australian Open in 2004. The clubhouse, designed by member Thomas Pollard Sampson, was built in 1921.