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Sydney Experience

3N / 4D
3N 
Sydney
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Included in this package
Hotel
Sightseeing
Meals
Transfer
  • Tour Itinerary
  • Inclusions
  • Policies
  • Tour Destinations

Tour Plan

Day 1 

Arrive in Sydney

On arrival at Sydney airport you will be transferred by coach to your Sydney accommodation by Trip Shuttle Operated by Royale. An optional upgrade to private car transfers is available. You are then free to spend the rest of day exploring Sydney at your own pace. Overnight stay in Sydney Hotel.
 

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 2 

Sydney - Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights

After Breakfast at the hotel, spend the morning at leisure before joining your Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights Tour. The afternoon half day tour is a thorough introduction to Sydney and its neighbours. Tour through the historic Rocks area and take in views of the Opera House, Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, Parliament House and the Art Gallery. Stop at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair for magnificent views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visit The Gap and enjoy stunning views. Stop at the world-famous Bondi Beach and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Join the coach for your return to Sydney, travelling through Paddington and the exclusive Eastern suburbs. Overnight stay in Sydney Hotel.
 

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 3 

Sydney - Blue Mountain and Sydney wildlife

After Breakfast, begin your Tour to discover the spectacular Blue Mountains and see native wildlife whilst you explore World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. This rugged and beautiful region forms part of the Great Dividing Range, linking tropical north to temperate south, while dividing coastal cities from the vast Outback. Enjoy a stop at Echo Point and see the famous Three Sisters rock formation and have an opportunity to visit the Waradah Aboriginal Centre and hear the ancient Aboriginal legends of this impressive rock formation (own expense). Arrive at Scenic World and join the optional Blue Mountain rides - Scenic Railway, Cableway or Skyway (own expense). These rides are a great way to see the steep valleys, canyons and Three Sisters rock formation. Discover Leura village where you will have free time for lunch or the chance to wander the streets. Next, we enjoy an afternoon encounter at Featherdale Park and have your photo taken with a cuddly koala, see kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and cute little fairy penguins. Our last stop will be at Homebush Bay, the venue of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Here, you have the opportunity to catch your river cruise vessel back to Sydney and enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Parramatta River (own expense). If you do not wish to join the ferry, the coach will arrive in Sydney at approximately 5.45pm. Hotel drop offs to most city hotels are available; your Driver guide will ask you at the
end of the day where you would like to be dropped off.

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 4 

Sydney Departure

After the scrumptious Breakfast, we will check out at appropriate time and drive to the airport for your flight back home. We hope you take back many happy memories of your holiday. We would like you to spare a few minutes to write and tell us how you enjoyed your holiday and give us your suggestions.

Meal Included

Breakfast

Inclusions

  • 3 Nights stay in Sydney
  • Daily Breakfast
  • Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights
  • Blue Mountains and Australian Wildlife
  • Return Airport Transfers
  • All Tours & Transfers are on SIC basis (Seat in coach)

Exclusions

  • Any Airfare, Visa Charges, Overseas Travel Insurance
  • Early Check-in and late Checkout in properties
  • Personal Expenses / Extras during Stay in Resort like laundry, Telephone calls, Medicines, Liquor
  • Entry Tickets / Meals other than those mentioned in Inclusions
  • Anything other than those mentioned in the ‘Inclusions’ list above
  • Any Surcharge, if applicable by the Hotel at the time of booking
  • GST as applicable.

Tour Activity

Pricing Calender

Visa Policies

Australia eVisa
  • Colour scan copy of  front & last page of a valid passport with at least six months validity from the date of departure. 
  • Confirmed Return Air ticket.
  • Income Tax Return for last 3 years.
  • Applicant Pan Card Copy & Aadhaar Card Copy.
  • Confirmed Hotel Reservation along with the Tour Itinerary.
  • Personal Bank Statement for last 6 months with sufficient balance.
  • Personal Covering letter mentioning the details of travel, details of the traveller, purpose of visit and duration of stay and Sponsorship Letter
  • Soft copy of recent coloured passport size photographs (35 mm wide by 45 mm high without border, white background)
Special Note:
The decision to grant or refuse a visa is the sole prerogative of the government of Australia.  We do not in any way influence the same.

Booking Policies

  • 50% of the Holiday Package Cost at the time of Booking.
  • Balance 50% of Holiday Package Cost, 30 days prior to Departure.
  • Non-Refundable items (if any) will be told in advance for full payment.
  • Airfare to be paid full at one time in advance.

Cancellation Policies

  • 25% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled 51 Days or More
  • 50% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled between 50 – 36 Days
  • 75% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled between 35 – 21 Days
  • 100% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled 20 Days or less.

Important Notes

  • Hotel normal check in time is 1400 - 1600 hours and check out time is 1000 - 1200 hours
  • Package cost is subject to change until full confirmation for package tour.
  • Rooms are subject to availability.
  • Room type (double or twin is Subject to Availability and is at sole discretion of the hotel)
  • Itinerary is just indicative. Do not consider it as a Final Schedule. Date & Time of Tours can be changed by Local Agent / Tour Operator.
  • All transfers tours based on Seat-In-Coach (SIC) basis (Shared Basis) other than mentioned in Inclusions.
  • Dinner coupons are of Indian restaurant based on buffet or set menu basis, outside hotel, without transfers.
  • PAN card copy required for billing.
  • The cost of outbound package tour is payable in convertible foreign exchange (subject to RBI/GOI regulation) except cost of ticket. Package Cost includes (Ground handling charges) Dollar segment, which will be taken out of your BTQ (Basic Travel Quota). ROE will be applicable at the time of final payment of the Tour Package.
  • Reservation Vouchers and Air Tickets will be handed over 3 days before the scheduled Tour, after receiving the full and final payment.
  • Selection of seats in Airline is subject to availability and is at sole discretion of the airlines.
  • As of now we are not holding any service, it is Subject to Availability. Booking process will start only after receiving booking amount.
  • Above tour prices are subject to change in the event of increase in hotel room rates levy by the hotel especially during Peak Season/Holiday surcharge and major events/fairs and convention.
  • Tour is in group & one may have to wait intermittently for transfers especially for pick-up and dropping as transfers services are used for other group tourists too.
  • The time schedule fixed by the local tour operator should be strictly adhered to. For any inconvenience, loss or consequence suffered due to tourist’s failure to keep the local tour operators timings, the tourist alone would be responsible. Please also note that unlike in the case of individual tailor made tour packages; you might have to adjust timings for the sake of general member of your tour group. Hotels mentioned now are only proposed at the moment. The hotel named in the service voucher shall be final.
  • This intimation supersede all previous offers by Company and any verbal communication or offer made earlier by any of our representatives.

Condition Apply
The aforementioned description is just for informative purpose. Final package tour components shall be mentioned on the voucher at the time of finalizing the tour package. The travel tour components mentioned here are subject to change at last minute variation that may occur due to factors beyond control of the Company. It is entirely your responsibility to check the Service Voucher(s) / Tickets / Visas / Insurance Policies carefully on delivery thereof and to let the Company know immediately in the event of any error.

Tour Destination

About City

Sydney
"The complete Australian experience"

Sydney is Australia's largest city and its most iconic tourist destination. Home to the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, this city is a mix of the country's best beaches, coastal and hilly hikes, modern art galleries, affluent shopping and lavish fine dining. Australia has fast evolved as a melting pot of cultures from across the world, and Sydney is perhaps the city which epitomises that the most anywhere in the country.

The shores of Sydney are synonymous with some of the best surf spots in Australia. A much-loved sport across the country, surfers from across the country and outside descend upon the city each year to tackle the waves. Being an important coastal city, seafood is another essential part of the experience the city has to offer. Many renowned Michelin-starred restaurants in the city offer sumptuous dishes highlighting the quality of the local marine fauna.

Sydney also offers a plethora of activities and sights for urban tourists who love exploring the innards of a modern-day metropolis. A cruise against the backdrop of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and sipping some coffee in the cafe of the Sydney Opera House are highly recommended. Large parks dotted around the city are great spots to lay back and relax on a sunny Australian day. 

Must Know Before You Visit Sydney
1. Hotel stays, restaurant bookings and sometimes popular tours should be booked well in advance as they get easily sold out due to Sydney being a very touristy city. Travellers should especially be mindful of this when travelling in the peak season for Australia.

2. Getting an Opal card, which can used to avail all modes of public transport within the city (even ferries) is a great way to save money and time when visiting Sydney.

3. When using the public transport system, always keep some amount of time as a buffer period when heading somewhere as Sydney is crowded and jam packed most of the time.

4. Travellers are advised to carry plenty of hats, caps and sunscreesn as the sun can get hot in Sydney especially during the summers.

5. While Beer is beloved in Australia, many beaches, parks and public zones are strictly alcohol free zones and any violation attracts hefty fines or other penalties.

Things To Do In Sydney

1. Sydney Opera House
Undoubtedly Sydney's number one tourist attraction, the Sydney Opera House is world famous. This landmark structure, built on a narrow stretch of land surrounded by water makes for a definite visit. The Sydney Opera House is an iconic structure of the city, located on Bennelong point. It is also recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Revel in the beauty of this structure, by simply taking a walk around it, eating in its restaurants and hanging around its lobbies. Or get a full guided tour into the building, its history, rooms, halls, and even backstage where the performers all put on their armour. A trip to Sydney is incomplete without a picture at the Opera.

2. Darling Harbour
Darling Harbour is a well known hangout spot in the city. It is a buzzing pedestrian area, full with loads of shops, exhibitions, museums, and whole lot of bars and restaurants.

3. Bondi Beach
Sydney is known for its beaches and none is more popular than the Bondi. Attracting hordes of people every year, the Bondi beach is a fantastic place for relaxing, swimming, surfing, having a round beach volleyball, or just soaking up the Aussie sun.

4. Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is an iconic landmark of the city that connects the North Shore Sydney with the CBD. Built in 1932, the combination of the bridge, the Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Opera House has become the most popular portrait of Sydney. It is the tallest steel arch bridge in the world.

5. Royal Botanical Gardens
Located next to the iconic Sydney Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney are a massive green space found close to the hustle and bustle of the city’s CBD. Spanning about 30 hectares, these gardens provide a tranquil setting to enjoy a picnic and some fresh air as you are treated to scenic views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House and the Harbour.

6. The Rocks
The Rocks is a famous Sydney neighbourhood, just extending into the Sydney Harbour. It is a historic locality and was actually the first place the Europeans settled in. It has a plethora of activites and attractions to indulge in.

7. Taronga Zoo
The Tarongo Zoo is a massive zoological park in the prime suburb of Mosman. Just overlooking the Sydney Harbour, it is home to over 4000 animals.

8. Queen Victoria Building
Built in the late 19th century in the Romanesque Revival style, the Queen Victoria Building is a beautiful piece of architecture, quite appropriately housing some of the best and up-scale shopping brands.

9. Hyde Park
Near the city centre, the Hyde Park is a vast spread of green land. The beautiful park is full of green lawns, pretty flowers and rich trees, and also has the Archibald Fountain and Anzac War Memorial.

10. Sea Life Sydney Aquarium
This expansive Aquarium is located in the popular precinct of Darling Harbour and houses a huge collection of aquatic animals, with various different exhibits and over 700 species.

11. Sydney Tower
The Sydney Tower is the tallest structure in the city and forms a prominent part of Sydney's skyline. Featuring a shopping centre, restaurants and entertainment facilities, the prime attraction of the tower is the Sydney Tower Eye, an observation deck 250 metres above the ground, granting visitors an unforgettable view of Sydney’s cityscape.

12. Luna Park
Luna Park is Sydney's prime amusement park, and has been so since 1932. The park has a simple collection of rides and is a favourite, obviously, among the kids.

13. China Town
Sydney's Chinatown is a tourist hotspot. Travellers and locals alike flock to Chinatown to taste the cuisines, shop and absorb the culture is small space between Darling Harbour and Central Station.

14. Circular Quay
Circular Quay is an absolutely buzzing place. From cafes, restaurants and little shops, to street performers dazzling the onlookers and tourists rushing for harbour cruises, it's quite the place to be.

15. Australian Museum
Situated on College Street, the Australian Museum is the country's oldest standing museum, globally reputed for it's collections in natural history and anthropology. The age old museum was first opened in 1827. It moved to it's current location in 1849. By the end of the 19th century, various expeditions were launched to collect more artefacts.

16. Powerhouse Museum
The Powerhouse Museum is a fascinating science museum that was established in 1879. It houses a collection of fascinating objects and items dating from the period it was established to present day. The museum is a wing of of the Museum of Applied Sciences, Sydney and houses more than 4,00,000 items used in various fields in the last 125 years, including transportation, communication, media, IT and so on.

17. St. Mary's Cathedral
The St. Mary's Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney. There have been many Roman Catholic cathedrals in Sydney over the years, but the present cathedral was built in 1868.

18. Cockatoo Island
Dotted with charming industrial relics, the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Cockatoo Island sits in the middle of Sydney Harbour in New South Wales, Australia. A kaleidoscopic blend of convict and wartime history, this little island is one of Sydney’s best-kept secret. Previously this place was used as a prison and houses a massive shipyard where naval vessels and boats were repaired during the Second World War. 

19. Chinese Garden Of Friendship
The Chinese Garden Of Friendship is a tranquil lush green oasis located at the southern side of Darling Harbour. This spectacular Garden follows the Yin-Yang style and it was built in 1986. The Garden signifies the Friendship between Sydney and Guangdong China. It features beautiful pathways, exotic plants, colourful blooming flowers, soothing water bodies and a wonderful man-made lake filled with Koi fish.

20. Blue Mountains
The beautiful Blue Mountains are situated in New South Wales, in Sydney, and are one of the most remarkable attractions in Australia. This mountain range, which is spread over an area of 11,400 square kilometres, was formed from a sandstone bedrock from a dissected plateau.

What are the top sightseeing places in Sydney? 

The top sightseeing places in Sydney are Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, The Rocks.

Which are the best adventure sports to do in sydney?

1. White Water Rafting: White Water Rafting is one of the most loved sport that you can try out in Sydney as it is open for both beginners as well as veterans. You just need to tuck into the protection gears and then take a thrilling splash into the calm and vicious rapids. 

2. Shark Diving: Shark diving is truly one of the most loved adventure sports that tourists love to try out during their visit. This will be a once in a lifetime experience when you will witness the extensive underwater life. You will get to see large sharks floating just next to you. 

3. Bungee Jumping: Bungee Jumping lets you jump from a great height enjoying the free fall from an elevated platform. You will be provided with necessary training so that you don’t panic during the activity. 

4. Hang Gliding: Hang Gliding gives you a chance to fly freely like a bird in the air. It will surely be a dream come true adventure sport that lets you capture scenic landscapes.

How is the nightlife of Sydney?

The nightlife of Sydney is world-renowned for its vibrancy and diversity. From chic cocktail bars and clubs to rowdy pub crawls and late-night dining, there's something for everyone to enjoy after dark in this cosmopolitan city. Visitors can explore the vibrant Chinatown district or dance the night away at one of the many iconic nightclubs.

How can I commute within Sydney? 

Sydney today has decently connected bus and rail services throughout the city. The train services are operated by the Transport for New South Wales, while the bus services are managed by the government and private contractors both, the former controlling the areas previously accessed by trams, and most of the others operated by the latter. Even the ferry system of Sydney is quite well adapted, with it's main terminal at Circular Quay. The Opal Travel pass makes it very easy to travel in the city. You can top it up with money and then use it on the go across all modes of transport.

Best Time To Visit Sydney

The best time to visit Sydney is Spring (September - November) or Autumn (Mid-February to May). These two periods are characterised by pleasant and dry weather, making it an excellent time for outdoor activities and exploration. Travel and accommodation costs are also considerably lesser during these months compared to the peak summer season.

TourImage

Sydney Experience

3N 
Sydney
3N / 4D
Included in this package
Hotel
Sightseeing
Meals
Transfer
  • Tour Itinerary
  • Inclusions
  • Policies
  • Tour Destinations

Tour Plan

Day 1 

Arrive in Sydney

On arrival at Sydney airport you will be transferred by coach to your Sydney accommodation by Trip Shuttle Operated by Royale. An optional upgrade to private car transfers is available. You are then free to spend the rest of day exploring Sydney at your own pace. Overnight stay in Sydney Hotel.
 

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 2 

Sydney - Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights

After Breakfast at the hotel, spend the morning at leisure before joining your Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights Tour. The afternoon half day tour is a thorough introduction to Sydney and its neighbours. Tour through the historic Rocks area and take in views of the Opera House, Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, Parliament House and the Art Gallery. Stop at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair for magnificent views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visit The Gap and enjoy stunning views. Stop at the world-famous Bondi Beach and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Join the coach for your return to Sydney, travelling through Paddington and the exclusive Eastern suburbs. Overnight stay in Sydney Hotel.
 

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 3 

Sydney - Blue Mountain and Sydney wildlife

After Breakfast, begin your Tour to discover the spectacular Blue Mountains and see native wildlife whilst you explore World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. This rugged and beautiful region forms part of the Great Dividing Range, linking tropical north to temperate south, while dividing coastal cities from the vast Outback. Enjoy a stop at Echo Point and see the famous Three Sisters rock formation and have an opportunity to visit the Waradah Aboriginal Centre and hear the ancient Aboriginal legends of this impressive rock formation (own expense). Arrive at Scenic World and join the optional Blue Mountain rides - Scenic Railway, Cableway or Skyway (own expense). These rides are a great way to see the steep valleys, canyons and Three Sisters rock formation. Discover Leura village where you will have free time for lunch or the chance to wander the streets. Next, we enjoy an afternoon encounter at Featherdale Park and have your photo taken with a cuddly koala, see kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and cute little fairy penguins. Our last stop will be at Homebush Bay, the venue of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Here, you have the opportunity to catch your river cruise vessel back to Sydney and enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Parramatta River (own expense). If you do not wish to join the ferry, the coach will arrive in Sydney at approximately 5.45pm. Hotel drop offs to most city hotels are available; your Driver guide will ask you at the
end of the day where you would like to be dropped off.

Meal Included

Breakfast

Day 4 

Sydney Departure

After the scrumptious Breakfast, we will check out at appropriate time and drive to the airport for your flight back home. We hope you take back many happy memories of your holiday. We would like you to spare a few minutes to write and tell us how you enjoyed your holiday and give us your suggestions.

Meal Included

Breakfast

Inclusions

  • 3 Nights stay in Sydney
  • Daily Breakfast
  • Bondi Beach & Sydney Sights
  • Blue Mountains and Australian Wildlife
  • Return Airport Transfers
  • All Tours & Transfers are on SIC basis (Seat in coach)

Exclusions

  • Any Airfare, Visa Charges, Overseas Travel Insurance
  • Early Check-in and late Checkout in properties
  • Personal Expenses / Extras during Stay in Resort like laundry, Telephone calls, Medicines, Liquor
  • Entry Tickets / Meals other than those mentioned in Inclusions
  • Anything other than those mentioned in the ‘Inclusions’ list above
  • Any Surcharge, if applicable by the Hotel at the time of booking
  • GST as applicable.

Tour Activity

Pricing Calender

Visa Policies

Australia eVisa
  • Colour scan copy of  front & last page of a valid passport with at least six months validity from the date of departure. 
  • Confirmed Return Air ticket.
  • Income Tax Return for last 3 years.
  • Applicant Pan Card Copy & Aadhaar Card Copy.
  • Confirmed Hotel Reservation along with the Tour Itinerary.
  • Personal Bank Statement for last 6 months with sufficient balance.
  • Personal Covering letter mentioning the details of travel, details of the traveller, purpose of visit and duration of stay and Sponsorship Letter
  • Soft copy of recent coloured passport size photographs (35 mm wide by 45 mm high without border, white background)
Special Note:
The decision to grant or refuse a visa is the sole prerogative of the government of Australia.  We do not in any way influence the same.

Booking Policies

  • 50% of the Holiday Package Cost at the time of Booking.
  • Balance 50% of Holiday Package Cost, 30 days prior to Departure.
  • Non-Refundable items (if any) will be told in advance for full payment.
  • Airfare to be paid full at one time in advance.

Cancellation Policies

  • 25% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled 51 Days or More
  • 50% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled between 50 – 36 Days
  • 75% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled between 35 – 21 Days
  • 100% of Holiday Package Cost will be applicable, Cancelled 20 Days or less.

Important Notes

  • Hotel normal check in time is 1400 - 1600 hours and check out time is 1000 - 1200 hours
  • Package cost is subject to change until full confirmation for package tour.
  • Rooms are subject to availability.
  • Room type (double or twin is Subject to Availability and is at sole discretion of the hotel)
  • Itinerary is just indicative. Do not consider it as a Final Schedule. Date & Time of Tours can be changed by Local Agent / Tour Operator.
  • All transfers tours based on Seat-In-Coach (SIC) basis (Shared Basis) other than mentioned in Inclusions.
  • Dinner coupons are of Indian restaurant based on buffet or set menu basis, outside hotel, without transfers.
  • PAN card copy required for billing.
  • The cost of outbound package tour is payable in convertible foreign exchange (subject to RBI/GOI regulation) except cost of ticket. Package Cost includes (Ground handling charges) Dollar segment, which will be taken out of your BTQ (Basic Travel Quota). ROE will be applicable at the time of final payment of the Tour Package.
  • Reservation Vouchers and Air Tickets will be handed over 3 days before the scheduled Tour, after receiving the full and final payment.
  • Selection of seats in Airline is subject to availability and is at sole discretion of the airlines.
  • As of now we are not holding any service, it is Subject to Availability. Booking process will start only after receiving booking amount.
  • Above tour prices are subject to change in the event of increase in hotel room rates levy by the hotel especially during Peak Season/Holiday surcharge and major events/fairs and convention.
  • Tour is in group & one may have to wait intermittently for transfers especially for pick-up and dropping as transfers services are used for other group tourists too.
  • The time schedule fixed by the local tour operator should be strictly adhered to. For any inconvenience, loss or consequence suffered due to tourist’s failure to keep the local tour operators timings, the tourist alone would be responsible. Please also note that unlike in the case of individual tailor made tour packages; you might have to adjust timings for the sake of general member of your tour group. Hotels mentioned now are only proposed at the moment. The hotel named in the service voucher shall be final.
  • This intimation supersede all previous offers by Company and any verbal communication or offer made earlier by any of our representatives.

Condition Apply
The aforementioned description is just for informative purpose. Final package tour components shall be mentioned on the voucher at the time of finalizing the tour package. The travel tour components mentioned here are subject to change at last minute variation that may occur due to factors beyond control of the Company. It is entirely your responsibility to check the Service Voucher(s) / Tickets / Visas / Insurance Policies carefully on delivery thereof and to let the Company know immediately in the event of any error.

Tour Destination

About City

Sydney
"The complete Australian experience"

Sydney is Australia's largest city and its most iconic tourist destination. Home to the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, this city is a mix of the country's best beaches, coastal and hilly hikes, modern art galleries, affluent shopping and lavish fine dining. Australia has fast evolved as a melting pot of cultures from across the world, and Sydney is perhaps the city which epitomises that the most anywhere in the country.

The shores of Sydney are synonymous with some of the best surf spots in Australia. A much-loved sport across the country, surfers from across the country and outside descend upon the city each year to tackle the waves. Being an important coastal city, seafood is another essential part of the experience the city has to offer. Many renowned Michelin-starred restaurants in the city offer sumptuous dishes highlighting the quality of the local marine fauna.

Sydney also offers a plethora of activities and sights for urban tourists who love exploring the innards of a modern-day metropolis. A cruise against the backdrop of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and sipping some coffee in the cafe of the Sydney Opera House are highly recommended. Large parks dotted around the city are great spots to lay back and relax on a sunny Australian day. 

Must Know Before You Visit Sydney
1. Hotel stays, restaurant bookings and sometimes popular tours should be booked well in advance as they get easily sold out due to Sydney being a very touristy city. Travellers should especially be mindful of this when travelling in the peak season for Australia.

2. Getting an Opal card, which can used to avail all modes of public transport within the city (even ferries) is a great way to save money and time when visiting Sydney.

3. When using the public transport system, always keep some amount of time as a buffer period when heading somewhere as Sydney is crowded and jam packed most of the time.

4. Travellers are advised to carry plenty of hats, caps and sunscreesn as the sun can get hot in Sydney especially during the summers.

5. While Beer is beloved in Australia, many beaches, parks and public zones are strictly alcohol free zones and any violation attracts hefty fines or other penalties.

Things To Do In Sydney

1. Sydney Opera House
Undoubtedly Sydney's number one tourist attraction, the Sydney Opera House is world famous. This landmark structure, built on a narrow stretch of land surrounded by water makes for a definite visit. The Sydney Opera House is an iconic structure of the city, located on Bennelong point. It is also recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Revel in the beauty of this structure, by simply taking a walk around it, eating in its restaurants and hanging around its lobbies. Or get a full guided tour into the building, its history, rooms, halls, and even backstage where the performers all put on their armour. A trip to Sydney is incomplete without a picture at the Opera.

2. Darling Harbour
Darling Harbour is a well known hangout spot in the city. It is a buzzing pedestrian area, full with loads of shops, exhibitions, museums, and whole lot of bars and restaurants.

3. Bondi Beach
Sydney is known for its beaches and none is more popular than the Bondi. Attracting hordes of people every year, the Bondi beach is a fantastic place for relaxing, swimming, surfing, having a round beach volleyball, or just soaking up the Aussie sun.

4. Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is an iconic landmark of the city that connects the North Shore Sydney with the CBD. Built in 1932, the combination of the bridge, the Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Opera House has become the most popular portrait of Sydney. It is the tallest steel arch bridge in the world.

5. Royal Botanical Gardens
Located next to the iconic Sydney Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney are a massive green space found close to the hustle and bustle of the city’s CBD. Spanning about 30 hectares, these gardens provide a tranquil setting to enjoy a picnic and some fresh air as you are treated to scenic views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House and the Harbour.

6. The Rocks
The Rocks is a famous Sydney neighbourhood, just extending into the Sydney Harbour. It is a historic locality and was actually the first place the Europeans settled in. It has a plethora of activites and attractions to indulge in.

7. Taronga Zoo
The Tarongo Zoo is a massive zoological park in the prime suburb of Mosman. Just overlooking the Sydney Harbour, it is home to over 4000 animals.

8. Queen Victoria Building
Built in the late 19th century in the Romanesque Revival style, the Queen Victoria Building is a beautiful piece of architecture, quite appropriately housing some of the best and up-scale shopping brands.

9. Hyde Park
Near the city centre, the Hyde Park is a vast spread of green land. The beautiful park is full of green lawns, pretty flowers and rich trees, and also has the Archibald Fountain and Anzac War Memorial.

10. Sea Life Sydney Aquarium
This expansive Aquarium is located in the popular precinct of Darling Harbour and houses a huge collection of aquatic animals, with various different exhibits and over 700 species.

11. Sydney Tower
The Sydney Tower is the tallest structure in the city and forms a prominent part of Sydney's skyline. Featuring a shopping centre, restaurants and entertainment facilities, the prime attraction of the tower is the Sydney Tower Eye, an observation deck 250 metres above the ground, granting visitors an unforgettable view of Sydney’s cityscape.

12. Luna Park
Luna Park is Sydney's prime amusement park, and has been so since 1932. The park has a simple collection of rides and is a favourite, obviously, among the kids.

13. China Town
Sydney's Chinatown is a tourist hotspot. Travellers and locals alike flock to Chinatown to taste the cuisines, shop and absorb the culture is small space between Darling Harbour and Central Station.

14. Circular Quay
Circular Quay is an absolutely buzzing place. From cafes, restaurants and little shops, to street performers dazzling the onlookers and tourists rushing for harbour cruises, it's quite the place to be.

15. Australian Museum
Situated on College Street, the Australian Museum is the country's oldest standing museum, globally reputed for it's collections in natural history and anthropology. The age old museum was first opened in 1827. It moved to it's current location in 1849. By the end of the 19th century, various expeditions were launched to collect more artefacts.

16. Powerhouse Museum
The Powerhouse Museum is a fascinating science museum that was established in 1879. It houses a collection of fascinating objects and items dating from the period it was established to present day. The museum is a wing of of the Museum of Applied Sciences, Sydney and houses more than 4,00,000 items used in various fields in the last 125 years, including transportation, communication, media, IT and so on.

17. St. Mary's Cathedral
The St. Mary's Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney. There have been many Roman Catholic cathedrals in Sydney over the years, but the present cathedral was built in 1868.

18. Cockatoo Island
Dotted with charming industrial relics, the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Cockatoo Island sits in the middle of Sydney Harbour in New South Wales, Australia. A kaleidoscopic blend of convict and wartime history, this little island is one of Sydney’s best-kept secret. Previously this place was used as a prison and houses a massive shipyard where naval vessels and boats were repaired during the Second World War. 

19. Chinese Garden Of Friendship
The Chinese Garden Of Friendship is a tranquil lush green oasis located at the southern side of Darling Harbour. This spectacular Garden follows the Yin-Yang style and it was built in 1986. The Garden signifies the Friendship between Sydney and Guangdong China. It features beautiful pathways, exotic plants, colourful blooming flowers, soothing water bodies and a wonderful man-made lake filled with Koi fish.

20. Blue Mountains
The beautiful Blue Mountains are situated in New South Wales, in Sydney, and are one of the most remarkable attractions in Australia. This mountain range, which is spread over an area of 11,400 square kilometres, was formed from a sandstone bedrock from a dissected plateau.

What are the top sightseeing places in Sydney? 

The top sightseeing places in Sydney are Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, The Rocks.

Which are the best adventure sports to do in sydney?

1. White Water Rafting: White Water Rafting is one of the most loved sport that you can try out in Sydney as it is open for both beginners as well as veterans. You just need to tuck into the protection gears and then take a thrilling splash into the calm and vicious rapids. 

2. Shark Diving: Shark diving is truly one of the most loved adventure sports that tourists love to try out during their visit. This will be a once in a lifetime experience when you will witness the extensive underwater life. You will get to see large sharks floating just next to you. 

3. Bungee Jumping: Bungee Jumping lets you jump from a great height enjoying the free fall from an elevated platform. You will be provided with necessary training so that you don’t panic during the activity. 

4. Hang Gliding: Hang Gliding gives you a chance to fly freely like a bird in the air. It will surely be a dream come true adventure sport that lets you capture scenic landscapes.

How is the nightlife of Sydney?

The nightlife of Sydney is world-renowned for its vibrancy and diversity. From chic cocktail bars and clubs to rowdy pub crawls and late-night dining, there's something for everyone to enjoy after dark in this cosmopolitan city. Visitors can explore the vibrant Chinatown district or dance the night away at one of the many iconic nightclubs.

How can I commute within Sydney? 

Sydney today has decently connected bus and rail services throughout the city. The train services are operated by the Transport for New South Wales, while the bus services are managed by the government and private contractors both, the former controlling the areas previously accessed by trams, and most of the others operated by the latter. Even the ferry system of Sydney is quite well adapted, with it's main terminal at Circular Quay. The Opal Travel pass makes it very easy to travel in the city. You can top it up with money and then use it on the go across all modes of transport.

Best Time To Visit Sydney

The best time to visit Sydney is Spring (September - November) or Autumn (Mid-February to May). These two periods are characterised by pleasant and dry weather, making it an excellent time for outdoor activities and exploration. Travel and accommodation costs are also considerably lesser during these months compared to the peak summer season.

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