You have to love it because it encorporates some of the most beautiful beaches, beautiful bushland and bushwalking opportunities, the gorgeous Sydney harbour scene, and the blue mountains area is colder and the air is fresher there.
Sydney’s Opera House is not the only reason why one should visit this marvellous city. The Sydney harbour area with the famous harbour bridge, the ’Rocks’ area (the place where the first settlement took place) and Chinatown are only a few of the other places worth a visit.
To the east, some of the fines beaches of NSW can be found. Bondi, Tamara and Bronte are excellent New South Wales Beaches, not only for sunbathing but also for surfing.
And just when you think you’ve already seen the best when it comes down to waves, set off for Byron Bay at the southern tip of New South Wales, also better known as ’the surfing Mecca’.
The Blue Mountains and the Snowy Mountains, both part of the Great Dividing Range, are located in NSW.
The Blue Mountains National Park is an excellent spot to do some bushwalking, whether for a short trip or for a several days’ walk, and this is only one of the many New South Wales National Parks.
The Snowy Mountains offer the perfect places for New South Wales Skiing and when the snow melts again, there is always the possibility of a wild water rafting trip.
New South Wales National Parks NSW has many national parks where you can easily spend days. Decide for yourself whether you want to walk around, indulge in wild-water rafting, ski or do rock climbing.
The two probably best-known parks are Blue Mountains and Snowy River National Park, that each consist of several other national parks. In the Blue Mountains National Park, you can pay a visit to mines and old railway bridges as well as exploring the marvellous woods, waterfalls and wildflowers.
Although part of the Snowy Mountains are used for skiing activities and other tourist events, this area still fascinates and impresses its visitors. When you’re up to it, you can walk to the top of Australia, the 2228m Mt. Kosciusko.
beautiful bushland and bushwalking opportunities, the gorgeous Sydney harbour scene, and the blue mountains area is colder and the air is fresher there. 
only a few of the other places worth a visit. 
are located in NSW. 