Things to do in New South Wales

NSW offers some extraordinary places to explore wildlife. Zoos, aquariums and parks offers some amazing experience to get close to the animals. You can see some beautiful animals in their habitats, including endangered and unique Australian animals. Let us check some wildlife places to explore in NSW:

Taronga Western Plains: This Park in Dubbo is the best zoo to experience in the state. It is the home to hundreds of rare and endangered animals including giraffes, rhinos, elephants and big cats. You will even come across some native habitat. The zoo is spread over 6 km and need 2 days to explore.
Symbio Wildlife Park: An hour drive from Sydney, you can explore native and exotic animals, you will land at Symbio Wildlife Park where you will comes across breeding species include Koala and reptiles.
Apart from these two major wildlife parks, there are other options too:
Featherdale Wildlife Park
Shoalhaven Zoo
Birdland Animal Park
Australian Reptile Park
Billbong Zoo

Want to explore the sea of New South Wales? Then book your tickets to cruise and explore magical island. Some of the top cruise tours are:
2-Day Combo Sydney City Tour
Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise
Sydney Harbour Sky Deck Gold Dinner Cruise
Seafood Buffet Lunch Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Captain Cook Cruises

Get some deals from leading cruise companies to save money and enjoy the luxury trip at your best.

Snorkelling is an important water activity to be done in New South Wales. It gives you enough chance to get close to marine life. Whether you are experienced or newbie, you will be given assistance from expert divers or snorkelling expert to have safe ride underwater. Byron Bay is considered as the best place for snorkelling. So don a mask and flippers to enjoy underwater treasures of NSW:

Lord Howe Island- Neds Beach:

This World Heritage listed beach is a part of marine reserve and was voted Australia's Cleanest Beach in 2004. People who want to explore the underwater world, this is the place for snorkelling. Get  masks, fins and snorkels stored at the beach.

Mid-North Coast- Wallis Lake, Forster:

It is a part of Great Lakes region and the Wallis Lake is the largest one in NSW. The crystal- clear waters make it the perfect spot for snorkelling offering plenty of marine aquatic options to view. You will come across  flathead, kingfish, snapper, dolphin, etc.

Nelson Bay:

Snorkelling in this picturesque seaside town is pretty good. You can expect coming across some beautiful aquatic animals. At the Fly Point, a popular spot, you will find  sponge gardens, bream, tarwine, mullet, silver drummer, etc.

Other Snorkelling locations are:

• Cook Island
• Jervis Bay
• Tathra
• Little Bay
• Gordons Bay

The cost for this snorkelling activity depends on the location and hour. The starting price is $53.86 (Rs 3522 per person) and goes till $124.12 (Rs 8116 per person)

Kayaking is yet another water adventure sports in New South Wales. Along the coastline of NSW, there is a huge network of rivers and creeks. Some of the top kayaking options are:
Sydney Harbour
Ben Boyd National Park
Kangaroo Valley
Nelson Bay
Lake Burley Griffin
Brago Dam

Nightlife in New South Wales is amazing and is completely safe for women and solo people. However, taking care of self and not indulging into uninvited activities will be much helpful. From nightclubs to cafes, there are huge options available in the city. Whether you are in Blacktown, Parramatta or Central Cost, there are options available to visit. Some of the options are:

• Silverton Pub
• The Camelot Lounge
• The Oaks Hotel
• Moonshine
• Jamtown Manly Beach
• Cured
• Manly 16ft Skiff Sailing Club
• Chica Bonita Manly
• Sirens Nightclub
• Bombini

If you want to explore the magic of New South Wales, then cycling tour is the best way. There are some best cycling tracks in NSW which are worth exploring. From the spectacular coast to World Heritage rainforest to gorgeous vineyards to mountain ranges, NSW is Australia's best place for cycling. There are easy to short cycle trails. Moreover, there are dedicated paths and lanes for cycling throughout NSW.

In the Blue Mountains, you will enjoy early morning cycling. Pedal through the 90 km from Sydney to Wollongong, via the Royal National Park and the breath-taking Sea Cliff Bridge. For beginners, Thredbo Valley shared-use track is ideal where they will enjoy single lane trails. You can even visit Yengo National Park to enjoy steep climbs and tight switchbacks.

Check out cycle trail tours happening in the NSW which can be enjoyable with groups.