Sam Smith enjoys a stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney

Sam Smith is enjoying a summer vacation in Australia.

On Sunday, the non-binary singer, 30, who uses the pronouns they/them, went for a walk in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney.

The pop star opted for an all-black outfit that included a fitted T-shirt and matching jeans.

Sam added a designer crossbody bag with studded details in a silver tone.

The “Unholy” singer also wore a pair of dangling pearl earrings, as well as stylish sunglasses.

They were carrying a cup of coffee to go as they walked through the picturesque gardens with a group of friends.

Sam has been seeing the sights Down Under during his visit to Australia in recent weeks.

The British star was spotted at the Blackheath Butcher in the Blue Mountains on Wednesday.

Opting for Daisy Dukes and a fitted yellow polo shirt, the hitmaker happily posed with local butcher Bruce Tonning to mark the occasion.

“Sam and I hugged,” Blackheath Butcher shared on his Facebook page.

The post was quickly flooded with comments from people excited to see the superstar in sleepy town.

Sam also called New Year’s Eve Down Under and was seen on Sydney’s famous Oxford Street, home to several LGBTQ nightclubs.

The Stay With Me singer opted for a casual, modern look for the outing, wearing a bright yellow top tied at the waist, showing off a hint of skin.

Sam is scheduled to perform a special concert at South Australia’s iconic d’Arenberg Cube in January 2023.

The intimate performance will be the pop star’s only show in the country during her visit.

It comes after Sam reportedly caused quite a stir while filming an X-Rated S&M music video for a song from his latest album.

The video was allegedly made at Ashridge House in Hertfordshire, a former royal residence, when it was still open to the public as a tourist attraction, with a source explaining that older visitors were “absolutely shocked”.

According to The Sun, guests at the country house were treated to “spectacular views” during the raunchy video, as scantily clad drag queens and extras headed to their set for the day.

Popular with older tourists looking for a day trip, Ashridge House was home to the Dukes and Earls of Bridgewater for 245 years and was used by Henry VII.

A source said: ‘There were a lot of older people enjoying a walk in the gardens when a bunch of geezers in leather in all sorts turned up.

Some of them probably almost had a heart attack. They were absolutely shocked.

“Some of the house staff had to try to usher the dancers in discreetly and move visitors to another part of the property to avoid creating a scene. It was a lot of fun,’ they explained.