Things to do in Marks Point

Belmont 16s Sailing Club

Swansea RSL

Speers Point Park

Skydive Sydney - Newcastle

Descend from 15,000 feet above the stunning port city of Newcastle. Feel the adrenaline rush as you freefall at 200 km/hr for about 60 seconds, your heart racing, then float under the canopy for 5–7 min. From the clouds to the coastline, this experience will leave you breathless. Our instructors will capture your entire skydiving adventure with wrist-mounted HD cameras, so you can relive this magical moment—and your pure, exhilarated expression during freefall—with everyone.

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Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is a symbol of Australia. It is recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of the 20th Century and is also a landmark in Sydney. Its white exterior, a shell-like sculpture built on the harbour, like scattered petals floating in the air, have for many years left observers in amazement. It houses a concert hall, a music theatre, a performance theatre, a children's theatre and a photography studio. Auctions, concerts and other events are held every month or even every week. △ Enjoy wonderful performances from all over the world △ Behind the scenes, walks, tours and experiences △ Admire the magnificent scenery of Sydney Harbor and enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea time

Warners Bay Foreshore Reserve

Lake Macquarie Yacht Club

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Taronga Zoo Sydney

The Taronga Zoo shows tourists Sydney's original scenery and brings them with a satisfying wildlife experience. With incredible lush native forest belts and harbour views, it is an ideal place to enjoy Australian animals and addicting Sydney views. △ Meet Australian native animals △ Enjoy daily animal performances △ Get up close and feed the animals

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Sydney Whale Watching Cruise

The Sydney Whale Watching Cruise is a unique local experience where travelers have the opportunity to observe whales up close. From May to November each year, tens of thousands of humpback whales migrate north from Antarctic waters, passing near Sydney: late June to early July marks the peak northbound period, while after September and October, mother whales with their calves can often be seen slowly returning south along the coastline. Popular whale watching itineraries usually depart from darling harbour or circular quay. The cruise is equipped with advanced facilities, allowing you to enjoy the sea journey without missing any whale watching opportunities.

Toronto District Workers Club