Sydney Attractions

On arrival, You will pickup from Airport and transfer you to the hotel. Welcome to the Harbour City of Australia. Check In to your hotel and relax for a while. In the evening, you will visit Bondi Beach which is the most famous and beautiful beach of Sydney. After that you will go for Manly beach to walk along the sands of the shoreline or relax.  Then get back to hotel for overnight stay.

After breakfast at hotel, you head for a Sydney City Tour that covers Opera House (from Inside), Sydney Tower, Sydney Aquarium and Sydney Wildlife World. We will start with a tour to the world famous Sydney Opera House. Discover the unknown history and magic of this place and discover the magnificent beauty.

We proceed to Harbour Bridge, then to the Nature's Wonder, the Rocks, will head further to Madame Tussauds, The Royal Botanic Gardens and then to spectacular Hyde Park and a stopover at Darling Harbour, one of Australia's major attractions. Our tour will not be complete without visiting Sydney Tower- the tallest free-standing structure, walk under water to explore Australia's rich & diverse aquatic life at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.

Overnight stay at hotel in Sydney.

Today after morning breakfast you will go for a full day Blue Mountains and Australian Wildlife Park Tour. Enroute the Blue Mountains, enjoy the most spectacular views over the Jamison Valley and Kings Tableland. We will tour along some of the most scenic roads of Blue Mountains. We will head for a breathtaking lookout overlooking the Megalong Valley and beyond to the Great Dividing Range. We will then visit Australian Wildlife Park to play with koalas, kangaroos and other Australian native animals. Return after a simply unforgettable day.

Overnight stay at hotel in Sydney.

Today after morning breakfast you will go for whale watching tour, there’s simply something magical about seeing these giant ocean mammals breaching while surrounded on every side by some of Australia’s most iconic landmarks. A Sydney Harbour whale watching cruise will allow you to experience the Humpback and Southern Right whales as they journey between Antarctica and the Great Barrier Reef between June and mid-November onboard as they use sheltered areas of the harbour and greater Sydney coastline to rest, play, and tend to their young.

In the evening back to hotel for overnight stay.

Get up to a beautiful Aussie morning. Store the beauty in your eyes. Pack the bags and get ready to have breakfast. Today we check out from hotel and drive to airport. Return home with loads of pleasant memories.

In terms of places to start your journey if you’re a first-time visitor to Sydney, this is easy to recommend as the first item on your itinerary. At twice the height of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower Eye is the perfect start to get your bearings on this amazing city and spy some spots to visit on the rest of your trip, while also getting a true sense of the sheer scale of Sydney and its surrounds.

Due to its size and sheer quantity of things to do, Sydney offers a number of unique attractions that can’t be encountered anywhere else in Australia, covering everything from the entertaining, to the cultural, to the historic and everything in between. Aside from the standard famous sightseeing fare – including more renowned landmarks listed further below – Sydney also offers a variety of “less traditional” attractions that provide some of the more distinct and refreshing experiences you’ll come across.

Many of these are designed to cater to families, and include wildlife exhibits, wax museums, wonderful gardens and many more diverse offerings, several of which can be experienced for free. If you’re looking for a break from the norm, then the following tours and attractions in and around Sydney may fit the bill.

All that water surrounding Sydney and providing it with its lovely coastal location isn’t just for show – it’s also home to a variety of marine life, not the least of which are the whales which can be seen each year during their annual migratory season from May to November. While the whales can occasionally be seen from a few select sections of shore or from some higher cliffs or coasts, the undisputed best way to see them is to get out on the water. As a result, whale watching cruises in the harbour and further out on the open waters are exceedingly popular in Sydney for a variety of reasons.

One of the most treasured nature-based destinations in the state of New South Wales, the Blue Mountains continue to be the destination of choice for those looking for a single or several day escape from the city. Combining epic, rugged scenery that blends greenery with some vast rocky outcroppings that contrast beautifully with one another, the Blue Mountains region is also rich with a bevy of native Aussie wildlife, leading it to be a location that has something to offer for almost everyone.

Several of Sydney’s beaches can be reached via a number of wonderful coastal walks that meander along beautiful stretches of shoreline and picturesque lookouts over both the natural and man-made highlights of the city. Strolling along Sydney’s coast you’ll see the likes of expanses of heathland, rocky outcroppings and cliff faces, and some of the most exclusive and expensive properties in the entire country.

Typically dubbed with the not-unimpressive label of Sydney’s “second best” and most famous landmark, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is an iconic feat of construction that helps to make Sydney’s harbour one of the world’s most unique and distinctive. The massive, girder-lined landmark is crossed by hundreds of thousands of cars each week, and is as an essential a part of Sydney’s infrastructure as it its skyline.

Australia’s animal life is a signature feature that sets the continent apart from many other countries throughout the world, and Sydney is home to a wide array of wildlife-based attractions that aim to showcase this to both locals and visitors from abroad alike. This is particularly a boon to families travelling with kids – there’s plenty of choice here, and the number of zoos, aquariums and other facilities means that even in a busy city none of them are ever too crowded.

As one of the best possible ways to explore one of the world’s most beautiful harbours, the sheer number of options means that the choice is yours when it comes to Sydney Harbour cruises. There’s everything from dinner cruises, speedy jet boats, romantic sailing tours and vintage tall ship adventures to whet your appetite.

In terms of Australian icons, the Sydney Opera House ranks up there with the likes of Ayers Rock / Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef as perhaps the most recognisable symbol of Australia. Its unique, sail-like design and postcard-perfect location at beautiful Sydney Harbour make it one of the most highly photographed buildings in the world, and upon paying your first visit to see it in person, it’s not hard to see why.