2 places to discover
Bundeena is a coastal village in the Sutherland Shire of New South Wales, located on the southern shore of Port Hacking and almost entirely surrounded by the Royal National Park, about 29 km south of Sydney CBD. It is notable as the southern gateway to Australia's oldest national park and for its sheltered harbour beaches including Jibbon Beach and Horderns Beach, Aboriginal rock engravings at Jibbon Head, and relaxed village atmosphere.
The Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria – Melbourne Gardens is a 38-hectare botanical garden on the southern bank of the Yarra River in South Yarra, central Melbourne. Established in 1846, it displays more than 8,500 plant species from Australia and around the world across landscaped lawns, lakes and heritage structures. Renowned for its Guilfoyle-designed landscape, National Herbarium of Victoria and scientific collections, it is a major recreational, educational and conservation site.