The view from the top of Holiday Inn - The building of The Rocks in the foreground and the famous Opera House in the background.
We got to spend the last few days of our trip exploring Sydney and the beaches nearby. One of our first stops was the iconic Opera House:
We also took the Manly Ferry across the harbour to Manly Beach:
One of the public swimming pools by the beach
On our way home, we caught a beautiful sunset and I was able to get a few shots of Sydney in the sunset:
About to go under the bridge!
The next day, we checked out another beach - the famous Bondi Beach. We've watched many episodes of Bondi Rescue, a show documenting the adventures of the lifeguards at Bondi Beach. It was a little chilly so there weren't many people on the beach. We didn't spot any of the famous lifeguards on the beach either...guess they were hiding out in their little hut.
We did the Bondi to Coogee beach coastal walk which is about 6 km (3.72 mi) long. It brought us by many beautiful beaches and cliffs. It was a tough walk (for me), but we made it!
Taking a break to snap a photo while on the coastal walk
We were in Sydney on the weekend so we were able to attend a Saturday evening church service at Hillsong church! It was a great experience. The worship was fantastic (of course!), the message was good, and the people were super friendly.
On our last day in Sydney, we had some time in the morning before our flight left so we took a walk around the Sydney Botanical Gardens.
One last shot with the famous Opera House and Bridge!
Another fantastic trip for the Sokoliks! Writing these posts makes me wish I could just rewind time and do this vacation all over again. It's just amazing how beautiful everything was. You can check out the rest of my photos of Sydney by clicking on this link. I promise this is a smaller album so you won't be overwhelmed by all the photos!
Well, that pretty much wraps up our vacationing for awhile. We're getting ourselves settled in to Houston now and tomorrow a very special visitor is coming! I'm super excited!
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