Sydney Harbour
Famous Australian waterway
Sydney Harbour is the deep natural inlet that forms the heart of Sydney, Australia.
The harbour and its iconic bridge and opera house define the city's identity.
Australians often use it as shorthand for Sydney itself or for Australian coastal culture: We watched the New Year's fireworks over Sydney Harbour.
- ferry ridesPassenger vessel trips
- colonial architectureArchitecture from occupied territories
- marine lifeOcean-dwelling organisms collectively
- estuaryTidal mixing zone
- bayPartially enclosed water
naval history · inlet · migratory birds · waterfront dining · fish and chips · tidal flats · peninsula · scenic walks · headland · cove · shoreline · historic shipwrecks · channel · seagrass beds · waterway · water quality · snorkeling spots · shark nets
- Australasian WatersGreat Barrier Reef, Coral Sea, Tasman Sea, Snowy River, Botany Bay
- Australian WatersCoral Sea, Tasman Sea, Botany Bay
- Historic WaterfrontsFisherman's Wharf
- natural harborsSan Francisco Bay, Tokyo Bay, Chesapeake Bay, bays, sounds
- NSW GeographyBlue Mountains, Botany Bay, Snowy River, Three Sisters, South Coast
- SydneyBondi Beach, Opera House, Hyde Park, Olympic Park, Museum of Contemporary Art
Sydney Harbourthe Outback
Australian remote interior
river · inland lake · desert · Lake Baikal · freshwater lake
Sydney HarbourNew York Harbor
Major northeastern port waters
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