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The Water-loving City

We’re so spoiled for choice in Sydney. Choosing your favourites feels like an impossible task when every single entry in our latest book, Places We Swim Sydney, is well worth your time. But, if you really want to twist our arm, these six go a long way to revealing the many sides of this water-loving city.

The variety and density of swims in Sydney is something that continues to amaze us. There are iconic beaches

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