Top 10 Zombie Hideouts For Sydneysiders!

Here are 10 zombie-proof inspired locations that can provide safe haven in the event of an outbreak. Knowing where to run can spell the difference between survival and becoming Zombie chow!

Blue Mountains

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Remote, vast, and largely uninhibited, so there are fewer people around you who'll be at the risk of getting turned! And can you imagine zombies scaling these mountains?

Taronga Zoo

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Same idea as the first example: fewer people means fewer odds of more victims being turned into zombies. In a battle of zombies versus nature, it's said that zombies stand no chance. Zombies won't get you if the natural predators of the animal kingdom get to them first.

Cruising Yacht Club of Australia

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Stay away from land, matey! Find a boat or luxury yacht, stock up on essentials, and flee. You won't be completely safe -- most zombies are landlubbers but there will be a few floaters -- but at least you have better odds of not being found. Also: you're on a boat, b*tch! The best way to wait out an apocalypse is by being a complete boss.

Guardian Vaults, Casteleagh Street

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According to Guardian Vaults' website, their vault walls, floors and ceilings are constructed and designed to ensure all the vaults are secured to a Grade XII rating. Its vault doors alone are weighted up to 4.5 tonne! This was expertly designed to secure everything kept inside -- you included! One of the few times you'll wish to be behind bars.

Barrenjoey Lighthouse, Palm Beach

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If TV and movies are to be believed, zombies and stairs don't mix well. Too much thirsting for brains, not enough physical acuity to run up after you. If you can find yourself a lighthouse to hide in during an outbreak, you'll be in luck!

Fort Denison

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Up until recently, it was one of the world's top 5 waterfront restaurants. But at its peak, Fort Denison was a big, bad military defence site designed to ward off foreign vessels. With all the tools and facilities you need to keep the walking dead away (the fact that it's surrounded by water helps too), you'll definitely be safely ensconced here.

Botany Bay Oil Rigs

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Not the coolest or funnest place to hide out in, but raised structures surrounded by water? Zombies won't stand a chance!

Bankstown Bunker

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Does it look like a typical abandoned facility where nightmares come to life? Sure. But will it keep you safe in the event of a zombie outbreak? Most definitely. The Bankstown Bunker served as a top-secret base for the Australian air force in World War II. So top secret, zombies won't be able to find you.

The Wormhole at Manly Beach

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A secret tunnel between Manly Beach and Freshwater, it will take zombies a LOOONG time before they find you. We can't guarantee that it won't bring you to the Upside Down, but at least you'll be zombie-proof.

Secret Underwater Tunnels, Georges Head

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Just below Sydney Harbour, you'll find a network of tunnels on the sea floor, easily accessible to divers. If you're lucky enough to have diving equipment on you when a zombie outbreak strikes, you'll be safe here. Zombies can't hold their breath underwater for too long!

Warning: Allianz & SCG Stadium

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Warning: Do not go to the Allianz & SCG stadium on December 9th if you want to survive.