Explore the natural beauty of the Sydney Harbour National Park and learn more about the local flora and fauna.

Whilst on a tour of Bradleys Head you may have a chance encounter with local animal species such as water dragons, ring tailed possums, rainbow lorikeets, brush turkeys and perhaps the elusive king parrots.

See you the local beaches here and explore the rock pools too. During your Bradleys Head Walk you’ll visit the marine life of Sydney Harbour by meandering along the shoreline. Be amazed about the secret lives of Variegated Limpets, Rock Oysters, Waratah Anemone and Nerite Snails.

Also, wander underneath the thick canopies of the Sydney red gum trees and enjoy the scenic views along the water’s edge whilst admiring the intricate sandstone rock formations on the shores of Sydney Harbour National Park.

Additionally, on the Bradleys Head Walk you’ll learn about the Japanese raid on Sydney during WWII as well as past military fortifications of Bradleys Head.

Discover the unique wildlife on the Manly Wildlife Tour. Hidden on top of North Head in Manly is the heath vegetation known as the Eastern Suburb Banksia Scrub. This scrubland is home to extraordinary biodiversity and has numerous walking tracks and trails to ensure a safe passage through the North Head Sanctuary.

Whilst on the guided walking tour you’ll have a chance encounter with the local wildlife. This unique area is home to so many creatures like the echidnas, bandicoots, pygmy possums, wattlebirds, wagtails, wrens, ravens and so many lizards.

The North Head Sanctuary does not disappoint! Home to a variety of incredible flowering plants like the Clustered Scent Myrtle, Lance-Leaf Geebung, Rosy Sundew, Blue Dampiera, Bossiaea as well as the Sweet Scented Wattle, Sunshine Wattle and much, much more. Whilst on tour you’ll learn ways that these plants is conserved by local community and government groups as well as learn ways you can help too.