Sydney North Shore

Sydney’s predominantly residential northern Suburbs spread out north from the Parramatta River and extend out to the M2 motorway incorporating the suburbs of Ryde, Eastwood & Macquarie Park. It is home to a number of international companies.

Sydney’s Outer Northern area is the largest of the Sydney regions and is primarily made up of residential suburbia. It includes the inner suburbs of Chatswood and St Ives out to Hornsby and Berowra and west to Nelson & Oakville.

Manly, a coastal suburb of Sydney, epitomizes beach culture with its golden sands, iconic surf breaks, and bustling promenade. Visitors can enjoy swimming, surfing, and snorkeling at Manly Beach, stroll along the Corso filled with shops and cafes, or embark on scenic coastal walks. The ferry ride from Circular Quay offers stunning views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

The Sydney Harbour area is located on the Northeast side of Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) presenting spectacular view of the Sydney city skyline. It is home to Taronga Zoo and part of Sydney Harbour National Park.

The Inner East Sydney region, including Surry Downs and Darlinghurst, is known for its vibrant lifestyle and urban appeal. This area offers a mix of trendy cafes, boutique shopping, and cultural spots. With its proximity to the city centre, it draws in a diverse crowd, combining historic charm with modern living, making it a hub for foodies, nightlife enthusiasts, and those seeking a lively urban atmosphere.

Sydney CBD is the bustling heart of Australia's largest city, offering a blend of modern skyscrapers, historic landmarks, and vibrant streets. It’s a hub for business, shopping, dining, and entertainment. From luxury boutiques to cultural institutions like the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the CBD has something for everyone, making it a dynamic and diverse part of the city's fabric.

Circular Quay and The Rocks, located in the heart of Sydney, are iconic areas known for their rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and stunning harbor views. Circular Quay is a bustling transport hub and gateway to the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, while The Rocks offers cobblestone streets, historic buildings, markets, and lively pubs, providing a blend of heritage and modern attractions for visitors.

Lying south of Port Jackson, Sydney’s Inner Western suburbs include some of the older areas of Sydney. The area is renowned for its thriving nightlife and numerous dining eat streets particularly in the suburbs of Newtown & Balmain.

Once an area that was centred on industry and military business as well as Sydneys rubbish tip, the area around Homebush was forever transformed after the 2000 Sydney Olympics with the set up of urban parks , entertainment & commercial develpement.