Ferries at dusk

Romance

1 boat, 2 boats, 3 boats. Circular Quay

Jet boating preparation

From Circular Quay Station tonight

Harbour Bridge and Luna Park at dusk

Wharf Theatre, Walsh bay

Go to a performance of Sydney Theatre Company at the Wharf Theatre at Walsh Bay, stroll along to the bar and restaurant at the end, and here's the view.

Terrific adaptive re-use of historic finger wharves.

Shark Beach, Nielsen Park

One last look at this beautiful beach on Sydney Harbour

The net

Nielsen Park's beach may be called Shark Beach, but there's no need to worry about having a swim - it's netted during the summer months. Th floor of the enclosure. e bottom of the net sits on the sandy

Floating

This woman was having the best time floating around in the swimming enclosure at Nielsen Park.

Nielsen Park - looking west

Another view from the water at the swimming enclosure at Shark Beach, Nielsen Park, Vaucluse

View from the water, Nielsen Park

Floating, looking back at the cafe/restaurant at Nielsen Park.

Shark Beach, Nielsen Park, Vaucluse

Continuing the Nielsen Park Series. See yesterday and the day before. Trees are also a feature of this lovely setting. 

Shark beach, Nielsen Park, Vaucluse

Continuing a series started yesterday from Nielsen Park. This is one of my favourite Sydney harbour pools (though it is hard to choose!)

The beach is called Shark Beach, but no need to worry, it's protected by a shark net in the summer months.

Read more here. 

Shark Beach, Nielsen Park, Vaucluse

Feel like a dip? Come on in, the water's great at Nielsen Park, Vaucluse. This is one of my favourite Sydney harbour pools (though it is hard to choose!)

The beach is called Shark Beach, but no need to worry, it's protected by a shark net in the summer months.

Read more here. 

View north from the Museum of Contemporary Art

Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay

Cruise ships are getting larger and larger. They are regular visitors to Sydney, often only staying a day - long enough for people to have a wander around the circular Quay area, maybe walk across the Harbour Bridge and to the Opera House, and say they have "done Sydney".

Circular Quay from the Museum of Contemporary Art

Observatory Hill looking towards Barangaroo

And another one pivots on a sixpence!

...and narrowly misses the Opera House...yet again!