Toowoon Bay / The Entrance

While it was great catching up with relations in Sydney that I had not seen for quite a long time, it was very nice to escape the big city and get back to the more laid back coastline. So we found a fantastic spot Toowoon Bay Holiday Park with a dog beach right beside it.

Over the past week while staying in Sydney, we took regular drives to hamg out and watch the surfers at Cronulla, as our Sydney campsite was only about 15 mins drive away. I was surprised this surf break wasn't more crowded.
Ari flew back to Hobart for 2 nights for a procedure during this time. I was very pleased to get Ari back again to continue our adventure North!
While in Sydney we checked out the waterfront around Sydney Opera House. This included getting kicked out of the Opera House Bar - apparently dogs aren't welcome!
Back to Toowoon Bay - I've really enjoyed the coastline and watching the surf. Hopefully will get out there amongst it further up the coast!Some of the other highlights here at Toowoon Bay have included:

Weekend Market, where we found some delicious fresh gluten free donuts.

Long Jetty


Sunsets

Sunrise 
Beer and chat at local Surf Life Saving Club

Beach/rock-hopping time with these two!

We'll be continuing our journey north tomorrow. Not sure where our next stop will be!

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