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Sydney Holidays
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Discover Sydney Tours
There are almost too many things to do on a Sydney holiday. This cosmopolitan city on the east coast of Australia is filled with amazing landmarks and outstanding sights. Sit with a drink on a cool but balmy night as you gaze across the water at the majestic and iconic Sydney Opera House. A visit to The Rocks is a heady mix of comfortable cafes, cobble-street markets, and some of Australia’s oldest pubs. Bondi Beach, with its bronzed surfers, seafood restaurants, and water activities, is a day well spent in a city that bursts with Ozzy spirit and international influence. Do a Sydney tour right with Tourlane, our Travel Experts will research, plan, and book your trip – all you have to do is enjoy.
Darling Harbour
Sydney Opera House
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Bondi Beach
The Rocks
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
Manly Beach
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1. Darling Harbour
When it comes to seeing what Sydney has to offer, Darling Harbour delivers. Begin your day with a visit to the sea life aquarium, where you can explore the world’s first beluga whale sanctuary. After, stop off at one of several seafood restaurants and treat yourself to fresh oysters with a glass of chardonnay.
2. Sydney Opera House
The Sydney Opera House is a multipurpose arts venue that’s not only easy on the eye but the ears. Some of the world’s finest performers, from opera singers to some of the most famous bands in the world, can be enjoyed at this standalone venue throughout the year. Enjoy world-class acoustics, fine dining, and a night at the opera at this elite venue. A Sydney holiday needs a pilgrimage to this iconic sight.
3. Sydney Harbour Bridge
When it comes to steel arched bridges, Sydney has the world’s largest. The bridge was opened in 1932 and is the perfect place to watch as boats splash in the waters of Port Jackson. You can even climb this iconic bridge and get one of the most spectacular views of the city from the very top. A Sydney tour essential must-see.
4. Bondi Beach
Feel the invigoration of Bondi Beach, a place where surfers ride a wave and bodies bronze in the midday sun as kites fly overhead. Enjoy a stroll along these white sands with an ice cream and do some people watching of Sydney natives. Electric barbecues are available to those who wish to dine Ozzy style at this laidback beach full of water sports and fun activities.
5. The Rocks
A visit to Sydney isn’t complete without discovering The Rocks. Stroll the cobbled streets and laneways, a place rich with a history that reflects Sydney’s early European settlement. Several of the houses are in their original sandstone state and open to visitors. For art lovers, the Ken Done Gallery celebrates Australian works, while Susannah Place Museum is a chance to learn of over 100 families who lived in houses that come with backyard and outside bath.
6. Botanic Garden Sydney
At 30 hectares, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney invites you to get lost in nature. Plants with Bite is a creepy walking trail that lets you explore the bizarre world of carnivorous plants at this living exhibition. A garden full of colourfully sculpted koalas takes you on a fun trail that reflects the work of local artists. End with high tea at your leisure after a day surrounded by beautiful plants in this Sydney institution that dates back 200 years.
7. Manly Beach
A 30-minute ferry ride from terminal Circular Quay is Manly Beach, a great spot if you’re looking for a slightly more chilled out experience than the popular Bondi Beach. Manly Beach offers white sands and coves to explore, as well as boardwalk strolls. If you wish to indulge in some water activities you can go for a snorkel or dive. Getting in the water is the perfect introduction to the country’s magnificent marine life that includes the Green Sea Turtle and a Sydney holiday must-do.  Less
