Iconic Jacaranda Walk - Kirribilli and Lavendar Bay

Date: Sunday 9th November

Time: 9.30am

Meeting Point: In front of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Circular Quay

Accessibility: Grade 3, Some steep sections, including stairs, involved

Facilities:  Toilets are available at Milson's Point Station

Transport:  Parking is limited at Circular Quay. 
Public transport is recommended. 

Route:  We will depart Circular Quay and walk across the iconic Harbour Bridge. The views are unreservedly breath taking. We will then descend the steps to Kirribilli where the magic begins. 

Nothing says warm weather in Sydney like a street full of jacaranda trees in bloom. As if Sydney wasn’t already the prettiest city in Australia, once the warmer months hit we find ourselves living in nothing short of a magical, lavender-coloured wonderland. 
The season runs from mid-October, and peaks in mid-November as summer really starts to roll in. There’s a little piece of magic by the name of McDougall Street. Come spring, tourists and locals alike flock to this fairytale avenue in Kirribilli, where the splendid arch of jacaranda trees creates a lavender-hued dome, perfect for spring selfies. Just remember to be road safety aware at all times and mindful of residents. 
Duration: 1hr 30min - 2hrs 30min

Length: 4km one-way