Sydney

Sydney is Australia’s largest city and it’s most famous. In Sydney, you will be immersed in a city of exquisite natural beauty, a stunning harbour and alluring outdoor fun. For those wanting an awesome view of the harbour and surrounds take the ferry across to Manley or even kayak under the Sydney Harbour Bridge and get a glimpse of the awe-inspiring Opera House. Take up surfing at Bondi Beach or relax and dip in the waters of Coogee. Take a trip into the past and explore the historic rocks. Enjoy the huge variety of shops, markets, cafes, boutiques and pubs in Paddington. Sydney has over seventy pristine beaches in a climate that is warm all year round. If you are looking for a city that’s fun around the clock then you have come to the right place.


Experience the beauty of Sydney and its famous landmarks

Just five minutes from the Circular Quay, is Sydney’s harbour side quarter where you will be enticed by the history of the convicts through a ghost tour that reveals the mysteries and intrigues of the past. Take a stroll along the weekend markets or climb the Harbour Bridge. As you make your way through the winding sandstone lanes and courtyards. Take in the stylish surrounds of historic cottages, elegant terraces, art galleries, hotels with sweeping panoramic views and Sydney’s oldest pubs. Do not miss the chance to get to some of Sydney’s renowned festivals such as Australia Day on the 26th of January at ‘The Rocks’, Anzac Day on the 25th and the New Year’s Celebration to end the year with a bang.


Travel on Sydney’s famous harbour

A great way to see the Sydney Harbour and surrounds is by taking a chartered yacht or by paddling from Rose Bay in a kayak. There is a cruise from Circular Quay or Darling Harbour, which take you past the waterfront mansions, national parks and four stunning islands. You can learn about Sydney’s first inhabitants on an Aboriginal cultural cruise. Check out the harbour from the Royal Botanic gardens or witness this spectacular sight from a waterfront restaurant in Mosman. Find out about the many enjoyable routes around the harbour foreshore.


Fill your day with shopping, fine food and culture

Make your way through the Saturday markets and have a look at the fashion boutiques on the busy street of Oxford or check out the antique shops and galleries in Woolllahra. Ride or roller-blade in the massive Centennial Park and when your done stop for some lunch and a drink. See a movie at an art-house cinema or browse through one of the many giant bookstores or venture to many lively historic pubs that become even livelier after a big game or on race day.


Make the most of it at Clovelly and Gordon’s Bay

Experience the magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean off the sandstone cliffs between Bondi and Coogee. Swim in the Bondi Icebergs rock pool or be an onlooker from the restaurant above. See the wild seas of Tamarama and from mid October to November have a look at the famous outdoor gallery of the Sculptures by the Sea. Swim, snorkel or scuba dive in the beautiful waters of Clovelly and Gordon’s Bay and top it off with a picnic lunch on the grass looking out to sea. To finish, relax in the charming backpacker haven of Coogee.