#travelstories There’s a lot to love about Watsons Bay. Located on the South Head peninsula in Sydney’s east, it’s Australia’s oldest fishing village.
The clifftops of the Gap Bluff walking track will have you marveling at the vast ocean as you walk by the spot where the full-rigged passenger ship the Dunbar shipwrecked in 1857.
South Head Heritage Trail takes you to the historic red and white striped Hornby Lighthouse, built-in 1858 after the Dunbar sank. You can spot whales from South Head between May and November during their annual migration.
If you are visiting Sydney, stop by Watsons Bay. You aren’t going to regret it. ❤️ Story credit: sydney.com/destinations (edit version)
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