Private Botanical Gardens Walk & Picnic
Duration
2 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Expert guide sharing stories and history
Guided walk through native gardens and coastal paths
Tastings of seasonal native plants dips and honeys
Bush tucker hamper with kangaroo salami cheeses and native treats
Stories of famous harbour icons and early colonial life
€ 50.4
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Experience an immersive journey through Sydneys lush Botanic Gardens as you explore native plants, traditional bush foods, and unique local wildlife with an expert guide. While strolling through these vibrant landscapes, you will be introduced to Indigenous ingredients and the rich stories that shape Sydneys cultural and natural heritage. With every tasting and every stop, the experience reveals more of the deep connection between the land and its traditions. Your guide will share fascinating tales about the citys layered past while you enjoy seasonal native flavors and observe creatures like kookaburras, cockatoos, water dragons, and more in their natural habitat. The experience concludes with a serene harbourside moment at Mrs Macquaries Chair, where you can unwind with a premium bush tucker hamper and sparkling wine. As the sun sets behind the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, you will enjoy a stunning backdrop that elevates this already remarkable experience. Blending nature, culture, food, and breathtaking scenery, this activity offers a perfect golden hour escape in the heart of Sydney.
Guided foraging walk
Tastings of seasonal native ingredients
Rare Australian honey samples
Wildlife spotting experience
Bush tucker picnic hamper
Sparkling wine with the hamper
Local storytelling and cultural insights
Gratuities
Water bottle
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Activity Provider: The Australian Food Guy
Customer Reviews
Aidan
What a wonderful place, which is free to explore. It's mostly very peaceful and relaxed with lots of paths and trails. There's countless species of plants and trees. A number of greenhouses for plants that require warmer tropical climates. There's also a couple of lovely ponds with ducks and some herring. For me the curious squirrels are the best part, they are fairly tame and will approach you if they think you have food for them. Vegetables and herbs are also grown in their own walled garden. There a great cafe with the usual tea and coffee with pastries. They also do sandwiches and best of all some tasty dinners. It's wheelchair and buggy friendly and a paid carpark is in the grounds.
Garfield
The national botanical garden is a hidden gem in Dublin. There is no charge for entry and there are a number of greenhouses with plants from all over the world. If you’re looking for an easy day, I would hardly recommend it. There is a café just outside of the botanical gardens that’s worth stopping by I can’t remember the name at the moment but as you exitthe gardens cross the street and turn to your left and you will find it about 50 m down.
Teresa
These gardens are just beautiful. Very well maintained, (huge!) and we had a great time here. The fact that this beautiful place is free is astounding. There are also lots of squirrels in the surrounding area and they come right up and take food out of your hand.
bernard
Beautiful gardens to visit with plenty of colour still in mid October thanks to the variety of planting schemes. Peaceful and a lovely tranquil atmosphere for those looking to be ecscape to some green space for an hour or two. Glass houses are very like those in Kew Gardens - cosy and full of plants to enjoy !
Fiona
Absolutely Stunning place. Free entry. The gardens and the palm houses were just amazing. All kept so well. The restaurant was great too. Highly recommend the sausage roll. Yum! And the carrot cake was very tasty too.