Leaving town for a day is a great way to re-connect with nature and see Australia's very different side. The Blue Mountains: part of the Great Dividing Range, covered in fragrant eucalyptus forests that seem to go on forever. The Blue Mountains are renowned with its famous Echo Point lookout, from which you can see The Three Sisters, a rock formation of significance to the Aboriginal community. The Blue Mountains are also famous for hiking, waterfalls, and garden lovers.

Central Coast: Sydney's north coast is home to several pristine beaches suitable for swimming and surfing. Whale watching and dolphin tours are accessible to tourism. Several scenic towns cater to Sydney Day trippers.

Hunter Valley: Hunter Valley is a wine-growing area north of Sydney. It's an excellent destination for wine lovers, but also lovers of great food, chocolates, olive oil, vodka and cheese. Hot air ballooning, horse-riding and nature walks are other activities in the area.

Southern Highlands: Southern Highlands is a south-west mountainous area dotted with historic villages in beautiful surroundings and is suitable for hikes, afternoon teas, wildlife meetings.

South Coast is another popular beachside destination with many unspoilt beaches that are great for swimming, surfing and wildlife experiences.

Snowy Mountains: You can read Sydney's Snowy Mountains in 4 hours. Naturally, they're trendy in winter, as there are some great skiing and snowboarding fields here.

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