Watsons Bay Grand Heritage Tour: for the most stunning views of Sydney and the harbour

This tour of Watsons Bay, takes in the colonial social history of the families who provided the pilot and rescue services, manned the signal station and lighthouse and fished the ocean off the heads.

While limited to 5 people, please contact if your date fully booked as I can often fit you in.

I donate 25% of your payment to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.  I expect $30.00 per person or $50.00 per couple.

At Watsons Bay, which I regard as my spiritual home, I will take you on a walk around the two sides of the fishing village and then out onto South Head.

We will explore the history of the Birrabirragal people and the European settlers and their families who formed a tight community that existed from 1788 to the 1960s. 

This walk has some of the best views of the harbour and city.  I will show you one of the largest Moreton Bay fig trees you will ever see, and few visitors to the bay know about. 

This involves a ferry trip to and from Watsons Bay at a cost of approx. $AUD14.00.