Sydney Beaches
Sydney is famous for its beaches. While Bondi is Sydney's best known beach, there are so many locations to choose from, whether you want to relax, sinking you toes into the sand, lie in one of the old ocean pools or catch some waves on a surfboard
World famous and perfect for people watching, Bondi Beach is a must for visitors to Sydney. The ever popular Manly really is a paradise where the Norfolk Pine trees line the long picturesque beach. To the north of Manly Beach is Queenscliff with its lovely seaside pool. Take the scenic walk from Manly Beach around to Shelly Beach which resembles a remote oasis a million miles from anywhere.
To the south of Sydney there are some great beaches and bushland to explore. The two most popular swimming spots are Maroubra and Cronulla.
The Harbour Beaches are perfect family locations and don’t require a lot of travelling effort. Visit the famous Balmoral with its ideal cafes and restaurants, Chinaman’s and Clontarf Beaches, both also lovely picnic spots.
Many of our beaches are renowned for their beautiful man-made ocean pools on the situated onshores. From Palm Beach in the north to Cronulla in the south, find picturesque swimming pools at Mona Vale, Long Reef, Dee Why, Curl Curl, Freshwater, Manly, Bondi, Bronte, Clovelly, Coogee or Cronulla.
Sydney Harbour
Sydney Harbour is the heart of this wonderful City. Everyday, locals and tourists come around the harbour. Whether it is for transport, the dining options, shopping, recreation or the atmosphere, Sydney harbour is a must see when visiting Sydney.
Cruises
Introduce yourself to Sydney's highlights with a harbour cruise. From luxury cruisers to catamarans, let experienced guides inform you about Sydney's history, landmarks, celebrities, and give you an insight into the Sydneys lifestyle. . Departing from the central locations of Circular Quay, Darling Harbour and King Street Wharf. If you want to make a night of it try Captain Cook Cruises, Magistic Cruises, Sydney Showboats, and Matilda Cruises are just some of the operators.
Sailing and Jet Boat activities
Hire a skippered yacht and set sail enjoying firsthand Sydney's beautiful Harbour. Alternatively take a 420hp jetboat ride roaring around the harbour at speeds of 70kmp/h.
Sydney Opera House
Designed by a young Danish architect 50 years ago, this stunning performing arts centre is well known throughout the world. Millions of people every year enjoy the beauty of the Sydney Opera House through guided tours, theatre performances, dining, arts or simply marveling at the architecture that has made this building the best known building of the 20th century. Located on the water’s edge at Circular Quay and easily accessed by ferry, bus and train.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is is an iconic image of both Sydney and Australia. Linking the city with North Sydney, it carries eight lanes of road traffic and two railway tracks which form part of the city's rail suburban network. A look out is located in the south-eastern pylon (overlooking Circular Quay) with 360 degree views and museum covering the history of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. There are about 200 steps to get to the top but the views are some of the best in Sydney.
Sydney's Nightlife
Sydney simply comes alive at night, with something for everyone's taste and style. From layed-back pubs with outdoor areas to the hip clubs where you can dance the night away.
You can find a great night out almost anywhere in Sydney with the most popular spots being Darlinghurst, Circluar Quay, the Rocks and the CBD. If you cannot decide there are arranged club tours that will take you to some of the most hottest clubs in Sydney right now or some of the oldest!
Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb
Thousands of tourist and locals enjoy the exhilaration and satisfaction of climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge. After a comprehensive briefing and safety demonstration to prepare you, Let the experienced leader guide you underneath and up to the top of the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge. Learn about the interesting stories and fact surrounding the bridge and enjoy the breathtaking views before you.
Choose the perfect time to take the climb as a day, twilight and night time climbs are available.
Taronga Zoo
Featuring Australia's finest collection of native animals and exotic species, Taronga Park Zoo is the nation's leading zoological garden. What makes Taronga something special is its location. It is situated on elevated land along the waterfront, on Sydney Harbour overlooking the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.
As you zigzag your way up along the paths among the animal enclosures, you are able to enjoy magnificent harbour views. The Taronga Zoo has its own jetty and you are able step off the boat and walk directly into the zoo.
Sydney Museums
Australia's largest and most popular museum is the Powerhouse Museum, located in Darling Harbour. Its unique and diverse collection of 385,000 objects spans history, science, technology, design, industry, decorative arts, music, transport and space exploration.
The Museum has an ever-changing program of exhibitions covering approximately three soccer fields in size. It presents 22 permanent exhibitions and several temporary exhibitions, complemented by more than 250 interactives.
A visit to the Powerhouse Museum can include touch screen computers, audio phones, science experiments, virtual reality 3D theatres, extraordinary performances, films, highlight tours, fascinating lectures and public programs. The Museum has a range of education services and a members organisation.
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