Fairfax walk

About Fairfax walk

Fairfax walk is a things to do venue in Manly, New South Wales.

Located at the end of North Head Scenic Drive, the track is an enjoyable and gentle walk that is perfect for families with children. The Fairfax Walk is a paved circuit, connecting three lookouts that provide stunning views, similar to what you see on Sydney postcards.

From the top of North Head, you can look out over the endless ocean, enjoy panoramic views of Sydney Harbour or admire the CBD skyline. What’s more, Fairfax Walk is partially wheelchair accessible, making it ideal for visitors with mobility issues.

The scenic walk is also an exceptional location for whale watchers during the migration season of June – July and August – October. If you’ve still got energy to burn after completing the Fairfax walk, you can continue through the North Head Sanctuary, where you will find several bushwalks amidst native fauna and flora.

From there, you can wind your way back down to Manly and join the Manly Scenic Walkway or take the Bluefish track to Shelley Beach. The Fairfax Walk in Manly is accessible and open all year round.

Manly is well connected by public transport, and visitors can take a ferry from Circular Quay Wharf in Sydney to Manly Wharf. From there, it’s a fifteen-minute bus ride or a twenty-five-minute walk to reach the Fairfax Walk.

Whether you’re a local or a tourist, the Fairfax Walk in Manly is a scenic spot that should be added to your itinerary.

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Manly, New South Wales
• Phone: 1300072757
• Website: visit ↗

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