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.

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.

Go backstage at the Sydney Opera House: Walk around Circular Quay and see why the Sydney Opera House continues to dazzle. With a varied and full program, the Opera House is one of the city’s busiest music, arts and performance venues. To learn about the inner workings of this icon, take a Backstage Tour. These tours are highly informative and available in several languages, including Japanese, Mandarin and French.

Climb the Iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge: The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a great engineering feat, originally opened in 1932. Visitors are free to walk or cycle across this vast structure that spans Sydney Harbour. Better yet, book one of the many BridgeClimb expeditions which will take you high into the superstructure. No special climbing skills are required – twilight and dawn climbs are available.

Walk Sydney’s Magnificent Bondi to Coogee Trail: There are several beaches near Bondi that are just as beautiful, including Tamarama, Bronte and Coogee. To appreciate this amazing piece of coastline, join the Bondi to Coogee Walk which links all these beaches and showcases Sydney’s finest ocean views. There are also plenty of cafés en route, interesting landmarks and naturally, some great swimming spots.

Discover a Convict Past at The Rocks in Sydney: Delve under the glossy exterior and you’ll find a colourful history. The Rocks is an historic reminder of the colonial era. While visitors can wander the cobbled laneways, The Rocks Walking Tours provide an entertaining portrait of Australia’s first European settlement. Complete your history lesson by visiting Fort Denison, an island with its own mini fort and canons.

Sail on Sydney’s Beautiful Harbour: Taking a ferry ride to Manly remains one of Sydney’s signature travel experiences, but sailing your own yacht on the harbour is even better. A number of companies, including Sydney By Sail, offer yacht charters.

Explore Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens: The beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens are extensive and a place of scientific research, running many educational programs. There are walking paths and scenic train rides for kids. Learn about the gardens through free guided walks through the 30-hectare site, plus special Aboriginal Heritage Tours and sample tasty bush foods.

Go Wild in the Blue Mountains: Famous for its blue-tinged escarpment and Three Sisters rock formation along with graceful hotels and quaint townships - the Blue Mountains National Park is just a few hours from Sydney. The mountains have been a popular spot for walkers, climbers and outdoor types for 100 years so get active and try a spot of mountain biking or abseiling.