Gap Bluff

Gap Bluff (Gap Park) is located on the eastern outskirts of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, on the southern peninsula of (South Head peninsula), near the Watsons Bay (Watsons Bay), about 10 kilometers from the city of Sydney.

Gap Bluff, with its steep terrain and beautiful scenery, has rough cliffs, endless waves, a tranquil blue eye, and a picturesque view of the Pacific Ocean, and the beautiful scenery of the downtown and seaport of Sydney. The Sydney Harbour Bridge (Sydney Harbour Bridge) and Sydney Tower (Sydney Tower) are breathtaking.

In addition, the steep terrain, the stunning landscape of Gap Bluff is also Sydney's famous suicide site, over the years hundreds of people have chosen to end their lives here, a number of measures have been implemented between 2008 and 2011. Try to dissuade suicidal people and save their lives.

How to:

• Self-driving;
• Ferry: take the Watsons Bay Line on the Watsons Bay Line in the roundabout wharf (Circular Quay), via Rose Bay (Rose Bay), Double Bay (Shuangwan) and other South Coast Bay, and enjoy the view of the South Coast Bay. The terminal reaches Watsons Bay and runs along the gulf's turf slope, about ten minutes' walk to the top of the bay.

Tickets:

• Free

Open time:

All day