moderate
2 hours
Most healthy individuals can participate, with basic fitness needed for walking on varied terrain
Discover the rugged beauty and wildlife of Bradleys Head with EcoWalks Tours. A perfect blend of scenic trails and water views, this guided experience offers a memorable adventure in Sydney Harbour National Park.
$59 per adult | Ages 7+ | 2 hours
Embark on a scenic 2-hour guided tour through Sydney Harbour National Park with EcoWalks Tours. Discover vibrant local flora, including unique flowers like the flannel flower and crimson bottlebrush, while enjoying breathtaking views of the water and stunning sandstone formations. An unforgettable adventure awaits at the water's edge!
Adults (Ages 17+): $59 Children (Ages 7-16): $39
2 Hours
EcoWalks Tours provides a scenic and educational guided tour along the trails on Sydney Harbour National Park.
Whilst on a guided tour, customers will explore the local plant species such as the banksia and acacias and more specifically, the grey and red spider flower, flannel flower, love creeper, native violet, heathy parrot pea, crimson bottlebrush and many more flowers. Come along and enjoy the scenic views from the water’s edge whilst admiring the intricate sandstone rock formations on the shores of Sydney Harbour National Park.
Taronga Zoo Wharf on Athol Wharf Road, Mosman
Taronga Zoo Wharf on Athol Wharf Road, Mosman
EcoWalks Tours encourages customers to catch the Sydney Ferries service which departs Circular Quay every 30 minutes. After a short ride aboard the ferry you will arrive at Athol Wharf Road in Mosman. Simply, disembark the ferry and walk up the exit ramp to Athol Wharf Road and just turn right to walk up the hill. Look out for your EcoWalks’ guide as your tour will be departing at 10am.
Choose sturdy footwear suitable for uneven terrain along trail routes.
Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for shield against the sun during your walk.
Stay hydrated and energized with refreshments during the tour.
Observe animals quietly and do not disturb native plants or wildlife.
Bradleys Head has been a strategic vantage point since the early 19th century and holds cultural significance for the Gadigal people.
EcoWalks emphasizes low-impact travel and supports local efforts to preserve Sydney Harbour’s native ecosystems.
Reliable footwear essential for navigating uneven trails.
Protection from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
Stay hydrated during your walk.
Capture the stunning scenery and wildlife.