Looking south from the pedestrian bridge, the proximity of the Sydney Aquarium to the elevated roadway underscores the increased value of the real estate by the harbour.
At the Sydney Aquarium, entry for the family was through the shark’s jaws.
Like many aquariums, there are displays behind glass, like the Eastern Water Dragon.
Less common in aquariums is the tunnel in the oceanarium. We took a long ramp down, leading to areas below harbour level. It’s cool and placid down there. We waited a few moments, and a shark swam overhead. Continue reading “2009/07/03 Sydney Aquarium“
The first store we encountered was Deep Seafood Cafe and Oyster Bar. We were still early for lunch.
The lobster and shrimp might have been attractive to most people, but half of our family is allergic to them.
We walked over a few more doors to De Costi Seafood, which also had displays full of shrimp.
Getting service from behind the sneeze guards requires some service.
The blue swimmer crabs were on feature. Continue reading “2009/07/03 Sydney Fish Market“