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Gordons Bay
A beautiful bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery.
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Sydney
Coogee Beach
A lively beach destination with great swimming spots, and plenty of dining options.
Sydney
Wedding Cake Rock
A striking natural rock formation known for its unique shape and amazing coastal views.
Sydney
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
A beautiful garden featuring diverse plant species and great views of Sydney Harbour.
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Sydney
Macquarie Lighthouse
Australia's oldest lighthouse with beautiful coastal views.
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Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
A cute national park featuring bushwalking trails and a beautiful lake.
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The Three Sisters
A famous rock formation in the Blue Mountains.
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Cahill's Lookout
A lookout in Katoomba offering panoramic views of the Megalong Valley and the Narrow Neck Plateau in the Blue Mountains.
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Bondi to Coogee Walk
A popular coastal walk with stunning beaches, cliffs, and ocean views along Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
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Gordons Bay

A beautiful bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling, surrounded by beautiful coast...

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Australia - Sydney

Gordons Bay

Address: Gordons Bay, Coogee NSW 2034, Australia

A beautiful bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery.

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Other spots by eva_travels

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park

A cute national park featuring bushwalking trails and a beautiful lake.

A beautiful bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery.

A lively beach destination with great swimming spots, and plenty of dining options.

Wedding Cake Rock

A striking natural rock formation known for its unique shape and amazing coastal views.

Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

A beautiful garden featuring diverse plant species and great views of Sydney Harbour.

The Three Sisters

A famous rock formation in the Blue Mountains.

Cahill's Lookout

A lookout in Katoomba offering panoramic views of the Megalong Valley and the Narrow Neck Plateau in the Blue Mountains.

Macquarie Lighthouse

Australia's oldest lighthouse with beautiful coastal views.

Bondi to Coogee Walk

A popular coastal walk with stunning beaches, cliffs, and ocean views along Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

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@eva_travels

Meet Eva, a Dutch travel planner and digital nomad who’s explored 6 of the world’s 7 continents - “Antarctica is just too cold”! She likes to get inspired by the cultures, customs, and colors of our beautiful planet. As you travel full-time, you learn to avoid tourist traps and find the most unique places and events: local celebrations, breathtaking landscapes, delicious local food... Her favorite countries? Australia, Laos, Italy… the list is endless! She enjoys good food, serene nature, turquoise beaches, cute animals, local traditions, lot’s of adventure, and ancient ruins that won’t ruin your trip. Like any of those? Stay tuned for her hand-picked gems and insider tips!