[2025 Manly Attraction] Travel Guide for Manly Beach (Updated May)

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 This time I came to Australia with some friends. We chose some affordable and beautiful attractions, and spent the rest of the time walking around the city. In order to save money, most of the dinners are cooked by ourselves. If you plan to go to Sydney in the future but don’t have a lot of budget, you are welcome to refer to our itinerary. Australia is very beautiful with cloudless skies, but the sun is very strong, so remember to wear enough sunscreen! D1 Queen Victoria Building Chinatown D2 Whale Watching Lover's Lane D3 Taronga Zoo D4 Manly Beach Sydney Opera House D5 Watsons Bay Bondi Beach D6 La Perouse Luna Park D7 Blue Mountains National Park D8 Australian Fish Market University of Sydney 【Recommended hotels】 Sydney: Meriton Suites Waterloo - Duplex - The bedrooms are on the upper and lower floors, each with a toilet - Very large space - Close to supermarkets, hotel guests can cook 【Tips】 Queen Victoria Building: A historic and iconic shopping mall, perfect for checking in and taking photos. Chinatown: A Chinese settlement, where prices are relatively high. Whale watching: Take a boat to the center of the sea to watch whales. Whether you can see whales depends entirely on luck. We managed to see dolphins and whales that day, but the whales were far away and difficult to see clearly. Taronga Zoo: The zoo is very large and you can spend a whole day there. Luna Park: This park is not very big, but it has all the necessary rides. Admission is free, which makes it a great place to check in. Blue Mountains National Park: Since the journey is quite far, we booked a day tour. It has the world's steepest cable car - the Scenic Railway. Australian Fish Market: It is recommended to go in the morning as the fish will be fresher. University of Sydney: The University of Sydney is beautiful and there are many photo hotspots inside. PS: Due to the Australian legislation, it is now difficult to hug a koala. You can only touch the koala and take photos. 🐨 #GlobalTravel #AustralianAttractions #QueenVictoriaBuilding #Lover's Lane #TarongaZoo #SydneyOperaHouse #LunaPark #BlueMountainsNationalPark #XiaozhenTravel

#sydneytrip When you are in you can miss Bondi beach but you simply cannot miss Manly. Make a whole trip from it by taking the ferry from Circular Quay that gives you great views of the Harboue Bridge and the Opera House. After you've taken a swim, take a break at one of the many restaurants available and take a walk to Shelly Beach. If you stay the day, take a sunset cruise on the ferry back to the city for some stunning views. Manly Beach is definitely a place to visit on your trip to Sydney that you will never get bored

#SydneyTravel #ManlyBeach #anitagelato AnitaGelato located in Manly Beach 🍨 If you go on the weekend, the line will be quite long, so you may have to wait. The gelato is chewy and not too sweet. It's delicious after playing in the water at Manly Beach! 📍46-48 The Corso, Manly NSW 2095 Australia

#WinterTravel #Sydney 🧳Address: Manly Beach, New South Wales, Australia I went to Sydney Manly Beach by ferry. If you take the ferry, you can see the Opera House from a good angle. 👍I fell in love with Sydney because it is close to a big city like Sydney, but it is quiet, beautiful, and clean, and you can take swimming and snorkeling lessons and enjoy snorkeling at Manly Beach~

We went beach hopping during our Sydney trip, this beach is so nice and cool, as cool as the name- Manly beach! There’s a huge Ben and Jerry that sell good selections of ice cream, nothing beats having a cup of nice ice cream by the beach! The beach is very clean as well, there are a lot of touristy shops if you need to get some souvenirs! Oh, you can also get bikini and beach towel here, prices are reasonable!

What is the feeling of surfing in Australia This is my first real experience of surfing myself. Even if the coach's detailed explanation is thoroughly familiar, I will try to look forward to the heights, keep the body in the middle of the board, don't be nervous, and enjoy the process. But when it was really in the water, it was still tense when it was on the surfboard. If the waves are so close, it will still make people nervous, especially when the big waves come in, they need to eat a few mouthfuls of water. But as long as you adjust your mind to enjoy it, you will find that both the body and the board can float with the waves, which is actually a very interesting thing. For the first time, I didn't stand up at all. Ignore the action that the coach said, and I took a shot lately and poured it into the water. The second time, barely stood up. But not too good to maintain balance, or fell. For the third time, I finally mastered all the skills I had said before. The feeling of standing on the board and rushing to the wave is really too cool and too free. At this moment, I finally understood the meaning of surfing. I also understand why Australians like surfing so much. Because surfing is a sport full of conquest and freedom!

It was so fantastic

During my recent trip to Sydney, I had the chance to visit Manly Beach, and it turned out to be one of the most serene and memorable parts of my journey. As the sun began to set, the sky was painted in soft pastel hues of blue, pink, and gold, casting a gentle glow over the shoreline. The sound of waves crashing against the rocks and the distant silhouettes of surfers riding the swells created a peaceful, almost cinematic atmosphere. What I loved most about Manly Beach was how spacious and relaxing it felt—less crowded than Bondi, with a more laid-back, local vibe. There’s a natural rock pool at the southern end (visible in the photo) where you can sit quietly and watch the waves roll in. The combination of city skyline, nature, and ocean breeze is truly something special. If you’re visiting Sydney and want a scenic break away from the city bustle, hop on a ferry to Manly. Whether you’re up for a swim, a coastal walk, or just watching the sunset like I did, it’s 100% worth the trip.#beachlife #sydneytrip

In early April, I had an amazing trip to Sydney, Australia. The weather was just right—warm and sunny during the day, with cool, pleasant evenings. It was the perfect time to explore the city and enjoy everything it has to offer. One of the best moments was visiting the Sydney Opera House. I had seen photos before, but seeing it in person was something else. Its white sails shone brightly under the sun. I took a guided tour inside and learned about its history and architecture. Later that evening, I watched a performance, which made the experience even more special. Another unforgettable part of the trip was taking the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly Beach. The ferry ride offered stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the skyline. Manly Beach had a relaxing atmosphere, with golden sand and clear blue water. I walked along the shore, enjoyed the sea breeze, and had some tasty fish and chips from a local café. I also had the chance to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The view from the top was absolutely breathtaking. Looking out over the harbor, the Opera House, and the city, I felt completely in awe. It was a thrilling experience that I’ll never forget. In the evenings, I spent time in Darling Harbour, where the lights and lively atmosphere created a magical vibe. I had dinner at a waterfront restaurant and enjoyed the peaceful night views over the water. My trip to Sydney in April was full of fun, beauty, and unforgettable moments. It was a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation, and I hope to return someday.

I recently took a day trip to #sydney, and it was a whirlwind of amazing sights and experiences. Although my time was limited, I made the most of my day exploring some of the city’s most famous landmarks. Circular Quay: Introduction to Sydney’s Icons My adventure began at Circular Quay, the bustling heart of Sydney. As soon as I arrived, I was greeted by stunning views of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. The unique design of the Opera House, with its sail-like structure, was even more impressive in person. I took some time to soak in the lively atmosphere, watching ferries travel across the harbor and street performers entertain visitors. Observatory Hill: A Stunning Viewpoint From Circular Quay, I made my way to Observatory Hill. The short walk was worth it for the breathtaking panoramic views of the Sydney skyline. Standing at the top, I admired the beautiful blend of modern high-rises and historic buildings framed by the iconic Harbour Bridge. The vantage point gave me a deeper appreciation for the city's layout and architecture, making it a highlight of my trip. Manly Beach: A Breezy Coastal Retreat No visit to Sydney would be complete without experiencing its beaches. I took a ferry to Manly Beach, looking forward to a leisurely stroll along the shore. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t on my side; it was quite windy, and the beach was closed for safety reasons. Even so, I enjoyed the chilly sea breeze and the sound of the waves as I walked along the promenade. The coastline was still beautiful, and it was a perfect spot to relax and take in the surroundings Despite the challenges posed by the weather, my day trip to Sydney was a delightful experience. From the vibrant Circular Quay to the stunning views from Observatory Hill and the charm of Manly Beach, every moment was filled with beauty and inspiration. I left with my heart full and memories to cherish, eagerly anticipating my next visit to this remarkable city.

#3月好去2025 Manly Beach 📍Manly Beach, North Steyne, Manly NS... (It is recommended to take a ferry from Circular Quay to Manly Harbour. Along the way, you can also enjoy the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour. If you time it right, you can also see the beautiful sunset.) Before going to Manly Beach, you will pass by many shops in Manly Harbor and the streets, selling all kinds of food, small items, and clothing. We bought a famous pizza and went to the beach to sit and eat. It was very comfortable 🤣 (There is also the Manly Market on this street every Saturday. There will be many small vendors. We have seen vinyl records, clothing, handmade accessories, etc.) Manly Beach is a famous surfing spot. The first World Surfing Championship was held in Manly! ! There are also shops that rent water equipment at the beach, which is rare in other beaches in Australia. Friends who like to play in the water can also go there to have fun playing in the water~~ We also witnessed someone's proposal on the beach that day, it was super romantic💖 #Sydney #NewSouthWales #ManlyBeach #nanatour

#Travel itinerary Australia diary from last May! I went on a trip to Australia this time, and when I went in May last year, it was exactly like spring and fall in Korea! The weather was so nice that I thought I wanted to live in Australia! I highly recommend it, so I recommend you visit at least once! Day 1 – Opera House -> Circular Quay -> Harbour Bridge Day 2 – Bondi Beach in the morning -> Paddington Market (Must-visit) Day 3 – Blue Mountains -> Three Sisters -> Featherdale Zoo Day 4 – Darling Harbour -> Sydney Tower -> The Rocks Market (Weekends only!!!) Day 5 – Manly Beach -> Taronga Zoo (different from Featherdale..) Day 6 – Airport! There are also markets that are only open on weekends, so I recommend you plan your schedule accordingly.

#australiatrip Manly Beach, one of Sydney’s most iconic beaches, has a rich history dating back to the early days of European settlement. Named by Captain Arthur Phillip in 1788 after the “manly” demeanor of the local Aboriginal people, the beach became a popular seaside destination in the 19th century. By the early 1900s, Manly was at the forefront of Australia’s surf culture, hosting some of the country’s first surf clubs and competitions. Connected to Sydney by the famous Manly Ferry since 1855, the beach remains a beloved retreat, offering golden sands, scenic coastal walks, and a vibrant surf scene. Today, Manly Beach is not just a sun-and-surf destination but a place where history and modern beach culture come together.

#australiatrip A short ferry ride from Sydney’s bustling Circular Quay took me to the laid-back paradise of Manly Beach, where golden sands, rolling waves, and a relaxed coastal vibe awaited. The moment I stepped off the ferry, I was greeted by a refreshing sea breeze and the sight of surfers gliding effortlessly over the turquoise waters. I took a leisurely stroll along the Corso, a lively pedestrian street lined with cafes, shops, and street performers, before reaching the iconic stretch of beach. The sand was soft beneath my feet, and the rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the shore instantly put me in a vacation state of mind. Whether it was watching skilled surfers ride the waves or simply soaking up the sun, every moment felt like the perfect escape from the city’s fast pace. Eager to explore beyond the main beach, I followed the scenic walk to Shelly Beach, a quieter cove ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The clear waters revealed an array of marine life, making it a great spot for a refreshing dip. As the afternoon sun cast a golden glow over the coastline, I found myself sitting on the sand, taking in the breathtaking view of the Pacific stretching endlessly before me. With its perfect mix of natural beauty and laid-back charm, Manly Beach captured the essence of Sydney’s coastal lifestyle. Whether for a surf session, a seaside meal, or simply a peaceful moment by the waves, this beachside gem was the ultimate retreat just minutes from the city.

The blue sky and white clouds are perfect for a beach trip. We boarded the ship at Sydney Pier and set off, escorted by the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The scenery on the top of the boat was beautiful, but the strong wind kept blowing and made my hair messy. After getting off the boat, we came to the harbor filled with a holiday atmosphere. Shops on both sides sold a wide variety of beach supplies and souvenirs, as well as ice cream and hot dog shops. When you reach the end, the crescent-shaped beach stretches as far as the eye can see. Although the beach is sparsely populated in winter, it also becomes the best place for seagulls to gather. After a walk along the coast, we found a restaurant by the beach, enjoyed the sea breeze, shared a meal of freshly fried fish and chips, and then leisurely set off on the return journey, ending our half-day vacation. 📍Things worth noting There will be a market on the street on Saturdays and Sundays, selling various art paintings, jewelry accessories, handbags and clothes, etc. If time permits, you may want to arrange a visit on the weekend! 📍Off topic - Beach choice In addition to Manly Beach, you can also choose Bondi Beach, Palm Beach, Bronte Beach or Watson Beach, etc. ~ You can feel the charm of Australian sunshine and beaches! 📌 Manly Beach 🗺 N Steyne, Manly NSW 2095 Australia 🛥️Take the Manly route from Circular Quay, the boat journey takes about 20 minutes #AustraliaTravel #SydneyTravel #GlobalTravel

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Manly Beach is one of Sydney's most popular beaches, famous for its beautiful sand and clear water. The beach is wide and suitable for sunbathing and various beach activities. Friends who are afraid of the sun can go to the nearby coffee shop to taste delicious coffee and eat fresh seafood. Whether you are taking a walk on the beach or enjoying the beautiful sunset, the atmosphere here is full of relaxation. Manly Beach is a great place to spend the holiday. 🚗 Transportation: Take the Manly Line ferry from Circular Quay next to the Sydney Opera House, which takes about 20 minutes #SydneyAttractions #ManlyBeach #XiaoXingTravels

What’s more pleasant activity in summer in Sydney? Of course it is going to the beach! Sydney has the best beaches in the country - and it is not the world famous Bondi Beach! Take a ferry to Manly or a stroll from Bondi to Bronte or a short drive to Vaucluse to Nielsen Park for the recently renovated and reopened Shark Beach! Whichever you go to you will have Crystal clear waters and finest sand. However, beware of bluebottles jellyfish and good old sharks…. #2024mapped #sydneytrip #brontebeach #sharkbeach #manlybeach

#January travel support event #Overseas travel #Australia #Sydney #Travel destination recommendation #Bondi Beach #Manly Beach #Opera House 1. Bondi Beach The already famous Bondi Beach! If you eat mapo gelato and cross the road to take a picture with the fields and the sea in the background, it will come out really well👍 2. Manly Beach I personally liked Manly Beach better If you go to the right, there is a small beach called Shelly Beach, which is good for snorkeling, and if you go to the left, there is a wormhole, which is so pretty..♡ 3. Sydney Observatory If you come to Sydney, you absolutely must visit the observatory! It was a hundred or a thousand times more impressive than the opera..! It's really nice to spread out a mat and read a book or listen to music I recommend watching the sunset too! ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡSuburbsㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 4. Ulleung-gong Kiama The first photo is Ulleung-gongㅎㅎ It takes about an hour and a half by train, but it's okay when you have plenty of time~ I saw the fountain? and walked along the trail, and the natural grass and fields were so pretty that it was a perfect photo spotㅎㅎ For reference, I recommend Kiama on cloudy days.. It's even prettier when the waves are strong 5. Palm Beach I recommend this if you have a car The color of the sea is really pretty, and it was a bit difficult to get up, but... The two beaches that you can see at a glance are fantastic.. I only saw it briefly, but I was satisfiedㅎㅎ 6. Shelly Beach near Gosford, not next to Manly It's a bit far to go by train, but it's really pretty!! Especially the sea where you feed the pelicans is really crazy... The sea is right next to India, so foreigners jump right in and swim, and the depth gets deeper and then the other side is another island? so it gets lower again, which is so amazing And because it's nearby, it definitely feels more foreign! + Other places: I enjoyed Port Stephens and Blue Mountains so much that I went there again when I visited with my family ㅎㅎ

#JapanFlightEvent Shelly Beach (a sea made of shells, great for snorkeling) https://maps.app.goo.gl/4edQn48eNwchmbAs9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Manly Beach (really beautiful, not many people, so it was really peaceful) https://maps.app.goo.gl/RY1fHYiWra7ZVzK86?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

#OverseasTravelRecord I experienced a special atmosphere and goodness during my first Summer Christmas~🎅 It's supposed to be cold on winter Christmas, but the cityscape feels warm, and I've always loved it, but the holiday mood of the city and people felt while basking in the summer sunshine was also fresh and it was a fantastic trip! This time I wasn't able to see kangaroos or koalas, but next time I'd like to not only meet them, but also visit Greed Barrier Reef!!!

My first time experiencing summer in the Southern Hemisphere, I can't take enough photos P2 Southport Beach, Adelaide, South Australia P3 Second Valley, Adelaide, South Australia P4 P5 Geelong, Victoria P6 Manly Beach, Sydney, New South Wales P7-P10 Bondi to Coogee Beach Walk, Sydney, New South Wales P11 Hornby Lighthouse, Sydney, New South Wales ·

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#ferrytrip Taking the ferry from Sydney's Circular Quay, near the iconic Opera House, to Manly Beach is a beautiful and scenic experience. The ferry ride provided some of the best views of Sydney Harbour, including the Opera House itself, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the sparkling city skyline. This journey, lasting about 30 minutes, offered a chance to relax and enjoy the panoramic harbor views. As we cruised across the harbor, the city faded into the distance, and the fresh sea breeze hits you. The ferry docks at Manly Wharf, and a short stroll through lively streets led to the beach. Manly has its own vibe—a mix of beach town charm and surfer energy. Whether you grab fish and chips, catch some waves, or just sink your feet into the sand, it’s a perfect escape from the city that’s just a half-hour ferry ride away.

Sydney is a fantastic city for couples, offering romance and adventure at every turn! Start the day with a stroll along the Sydney Harbour Bridge, then relax with a scenic ferry ride to Manly Beach. Discover local art at The Rocks, share a sunset moment at Bondi Beach, and finish with a cozy dinner by the Opera House. Sydney’s blend of iconic views and laid-back vibes make it a dreamy escape! #coupletravel

- Manly beach is another beach that we really like when we went to Sydney. - You can take a boat from Sydney. It takes only 25-30 minutes to get there. There are boats every 10-20 minutes. It's very convenient. - We bought snacks and orange juice to have a picnic on the beach. Watch people surfing. Sit and feel the cool breeze. It's so comfortable. - Before going back, we went to buy cookies from the famous butter boy shop. Don't miss it! There's a long line. - As I said earlier, I really like it because it's a beach where many people bring their dogs to walk!! There are only cute dogs and the dogs here are very well-behaved. They can all understand each other. It heals your heart very well. 🤍 #Traveling on your own #Traveling abroad on your own #Traveling to Sydney #Traveling to Sydney

Manitou Beach is only half an hour away from downtown Sydney (you can get there by boat, and the scenery along the way is very beautiful! There is delicious gelato on the way, and most importantly, the sunset is so beautiful 🥺🥺🥺#beaches #australia

Every time I talk to friends about going to Sydney, they always ask the same question: Bondi or Manly? This is the million-dollar question. In my opinion, since you've come all the way to Australia, why choose one over the other? Why not both? Let's start with Manly Beach this time. With a long, straight coastline, the beach itself stretches for 1.5 kilometers, offering plenty of space to play. Whether you're building sandcastles, watching others play beach volleyball, or just lying down to soak up the sun, it's all very enjoyable. After having fun, grab a burger and a drink at The Pantry Manly by the beach, and you'll be delighted!

Bondi Beach 🏄‍♂️ Catch the waves or bask in the sun at Bondi Beach, Sydney's iconic seaside hotspot. With its clear blue waters and vibrant atmosphere, it's the perfect place to chill with an ice cream or watch the surfers do their thing. Just a bus ride away from the CBD, Bondi is the ultimate city escape! 📍Bondi Beach NSW 2026, Australia Manly Beach 🌅 Hop on a ferry to Manly Beach and find yourself amidst bustling weekend markets and stunning sunset views. This beloved beach offers a slice of paradise with its scenic walks and luxurious homes. Whether it's for a refreshing swim or a leisurely stroll, Manly is a must-visit! 📍New South Wales, Australia Cockatoo Island 🏝️ Step back in time on Cockatoo Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site with a rich history as a convict prison and shipyard. Explore the industrial relics and enjoy a picnic with a view. Whether you're into industrial archaeology or just looking for a unique day out, this island won't disappoint! 📍Woolwich NSW 2110, Australia Watsons Bay 🌊 Watsons Bay, the edge of Sydney, offers breathtaking sea views and a serene escape. Whether you're looking to relax to the sound of the waves, enjoy a seaside café, or try your hand at fishing, this picturesque bay has it all. Plus, it's just a ferry ride away from Circular Quay! 📍New South Wales 2030, Australia Bronte Beach 🏖️ Bronte Beach is a gem with its pristine sands and family-friendly Bronte Baths. Ideal for a day of sunbathing away from the crowds, it provides a picturesque setting for a perfect beach day. With ample amenities and a nature walk leading to a secret waterfall, Bronte is a local favorite. 📍Bronte NSW 2024, Australia #Sydney #SydneyAttractions #Australia #AustraliaTravel