Spring in Sydney and New South Wales bursts with colour, fresh flavours, and unforgettable outdoor experiences. From September to November, with mild temperatures between 11–23°C, it's the perfect season to explore.
- Sydney: Capture Instagram-worthy shots in late October as jacaranda blooms turn Kirribilli and Paddington into purple-hued wonderlands. Along the coast, Sculpture by the Sea (17 Oct – 3 Nov 2025) transforms the Bondi to Tamarama walk into a stunning outdoor gallery. It’s also prime whale-watching season—spot these majestic ocean giants from clifftops or get up close on scenic cruises.
- Central Coast: Savour freshly shucked oysters straight from local farms and hand-feed gentle alpacas in a scenic farm setting.
- Port Stephens: Known as the dolphin capital of Australia, spot playful dolphins on a cruise before hitting the sand dunes for thrilling quad biking and sandboarding, or enjoy scenic camel rides along Birubi Beach.
- Hunter Valley: Admire breathtaking views from a sunrise hot air balloon ride over vineyards and taste award-winning wines at cellar doors. Food lovers can indulge in gourmet dining at renowned local restaurants or unwind with a vineyard picnic in a scenic spot.
- Blue Mountains: Marvel at incredible views of rugged escarpments and enjoy an overnight stay with guided stargazing tours that include telescope views of the Milky Way.
- Southern Highlands: Enjoy vibrant spring blooms at the Tulip Time Festival (12 Sep – 6 Oct 2025) and join a hands-on honey tasting and beekeeping tour experience.
Whether you're a foodie, an adventurer, or simply seeking stunning scenery, spring in New South Wales promises extraordinary moments at every turn.