Join me for an immersive walk from Manly Wharf up to North Head in Sydney
Harbour National Park. Not only is North Head one of the best locations to get
that iconic Sydney Harbour photo (Including Sydney Opera House and Sydney
Harbour Bridge), it is also an area of immense history. From the traditional
healers of the Gayamagel People to the early colonists, a Quarantine Station,
and North Fort a military complex. There is plenty to learn on this walk.

Today, the area is home to the Long-nosed Bandicoot, Flying Fox, Powerful and
Barking Owls, and the Eastern Bentwing and Large eared Pied Bats. There are
other 23 reptile species, 144 birds, and 430 different plants. We will learn
about some of these as we walk.

As one of the best locations to view Humpback Whales during the season there
are plenty of memories to be built.

As we descend we will pass a beautiful look out of the Pacific Ocean, walk
down into Shelly Beach (home of some of the best snorkeling and diving in
Sydney), take in the stunning coastal walk to Manly, and head back to Manly
Wharf.

There will be plenty of opportunities for photos along the way and an
opportunity to stop for takeaway refreshments at the Bella Vista Cafe or the
Boatshed in Shelley Beach.

This walk is approximately 7.5kms, takes 3 hours, and requires a medium/good
level of fitness.