Sydney Harbour Bridge & Opera House Skyline Lumbar Pillow

Welcome to one of the world’s most beautiful natural harbours. Sydney Harbour has it all; sparkling blue waters, iconic tourists attractions, hidden beaches, pristine bushland, pretty botanic gardens brimming with native flora and charming islands that are made for exploring. Hop on a ferry at Circular Quay and glide past the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Taronga Zoo. There are all kinds of harbour cruises, including lunch cruises, tall ships and an Aboriginal cultural heritage cruise. Boating is popular too if you know how to steer a ship. Walking is great way to see the harbour, which is also known as Port Jackson. You’ll find various walks with superb views of Sydney’s famous landmarks. One of the best city walks in the world is from Woolloomooloo to Barangaroo, stopping at Mrs Macquaries Chair for a perfect postcard selfie. Spot native wildlife at Sydney Harbour National Park which includes The Heads, the dramatic sandstone cliffs at the entrance of the harbour, protects the surrounding harbour islands. Pockets of bushland are home to colourful birds, such as rainbow lorikeets and crimson rosellas and you can see little penguins near Manly wharf. Sit back, get comfortable, relax and enjoy this stunning view of where you'd rather be!