South Head

At the tip of South Head in Watsons Bay—at the mouth of Sydney Harbour—there’s an empty Australian colonial-style building built in the 1800s, and I like to lean against the building’s fence, on the north side, for a morning meditation. It’s in one of the most stunning locations overlooking harbour views. Alternatively, you can walk about 100 metres to the distinctive red-and-white striped Hornby Lighthouse perched on the cliff and greet the morning there, at its base. Both are great meditation locations when there are southerly winds, as they’re sheltered.