Manly Foreshore - Manly (NSW)

Melinda Sutcliffe The bus combined ticket made this an easy and enjoyable trip to see the fab Presets. Well organised, decent facilities. Kudos to the Harbour Front Trust and the Gayemagal people for the best welcome to country at a music event Ive seen

Mario Forgas Great experience! Can’t wait to go back!!!

Lisa H This was such an incredible experience. I went in with a little bit of disbelief and came out a believer. Terry was a great guy but a lot of history and we were very intrigued. A lot of us experienced some feelings which I don’t want to spoil the tour for anyone else, but go ahead and book this take the ferry over to Manly and an Uber up to this, and it would be a very, very enjoyable and informative evening.

Zeynep Blasdall I had a private tour with Tâmila and loved it! She is an amazing guide that offers incredible experience. I am not a strong swimmer so was nervous, but she was very supportive and made whole course very fun and enjoyable. It was the one of the best experiences I have ever had.

Antoni Seegers Had so much fun, paid for 2 hours but 1 hour is heaps. Kids enjoyed it heaps. Great family activity and a short stroll to the wharf for an ice cream.

Chen Wendy “Phalange” nice view for the sunset and city view. But be careful on the speed hump on the way to the lookout if you driving.

Terese Hayward Dreamtime Gallery combines the display of fine Indigenous art for sale with a gallery shop of everything from jewellery, books and homewares. It’s always interesting to see new items each week. We have cushions and one of the silk woven textiles displayed under our glass coffee table.

Kevan Heathcote This statue of a Kangaroo is located on the hill at the Western end of Steinton Street. See if you can find it. The statue was was commissioned by one of the fathers of Manly , Henry Gilbert Smith, and was sculpted by Peter Pickering in 1856 There are some who say this statue was the inspiration for the book Kangaroo, which was written by D H Lawrence in the early 1920’s after a trip by tram from Manly to Collaroy along Pittwater Road.