Travel around Sydney｜Port Stephens Port Stephens.

｜Port Stephens Port Stephens. I went to Port Stephens some time ago and played several projects, and every project was full of experience! We drove there from downtown Sydney, which took about less than two hours. Feeding sharks: My first experience of touching and feeding sharks was completely different from what I imagined. Their skin is astringent and not smooth! There will be a keeper nearby teaching how to feed the sharks, so it is very safe and the staff are very enthusiastic. Touching eels: It is in a different pavilion than feeding sharks in the same park. Each eel here has its own name and you can interact with them. Their skin is super slippery and feels great, just don't touch their tails. Eight Forest Slides: At Toboggan Hill Park, you can buy tickets on the spot without making reservations in advance. There are also other activities such as rock climbing, golf, etc. But the most exciting thing is the slide. This slide is quite long and you can control the speed by yourself. I was skating as fast as I could and almost flipped over. I did it four times in total and it was super fun! Driving a beach buggy: The location is in Anna Bay, and you need to book the time and number of people online in advance. You can choose a car for one person or a car for two people, or you can choose between exciting routes and ordinary routes. The whole round trip takes about 45 minutes, and there will be time to stop and take photos in the middle, which is also very exciting! However, it is not recommended for girls with weak strength to take one car per person, because the front of the car is heavy and it is difficult to control the direction. There is also a sandboarding project in Anna Bay but we didn’t complete it because we didn’t book it in advance. Internet celebrity restaurant: The name is Shoal Bay Country Club. There are quite a lot of people, so it’s not easy to get a seat by the window, because the scenery by the window is so beautiful for taking pictures! Seafood spaghetti is their signature dish, and almost every table ordered this spaghetti and ribs. There is also a bar on the first floor of the restaurant, and there is a beach downstairs. There is a night market in front of the beach, selling some handicrafts and food, so you can stop by. Accommodation: Location is 265 Sandy Point Rd, Salamander Bay NSW 2317.