• The Rocks - Explore hidden alleyways, convict-built hotels and churches, and discover Australia’s oldest bank, pub, and police station in Sydney’s historic old town. Capture a unique photo under the Sydney Harbour Bridge’s arch. Snap selfies with the Sydney Opera House in the background.
• Millers Point - Visit the Sydney Observatory and enjoy the historic area from a fantastic lookout with views over Sydney.
• Sydney Opera House - Get up close to the Sydney Opera House for stunning pictures of its ‘sails’ and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Walk into the foyer and ascend the entry steps. The architecture is truly inspiring.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge - View the Sydney Harbour Bridge from various locations in Sydney: Circular Quay, The Royal Botanic Garden, and Sydney’s eastern suburbs of Vaucluse and Watsons Bay.
• State Library of New South Wales - A grand building featuring Roman columns.
• Sydney Eye Hospital - Renowned sandstone architecture.
• The Mint - Georgian-style architecture where Australia’s first currency was minted.
• Hyde Park Barracks - A UNESCO World Heritage site where convicts were housed.
• Museum of Contemporary Art - Features abstract art and Australian Aboriginal Art.
• Hyde Park - Beautiful gardens, water fountains, and views of the Sydney Tower.
• St. Mary’s Cathedral - Australia’s largest Roman Catholic Church.
• The Domain - A lovely park hosting public concerts, surrounded by large fig trees.
• Mrs Macquarie’s Chair - Sit in the famous chair carved into the rock by convicts for Governor Lachlan Macquarie’s wife.
• Royal Botanic Garden Sydney - Drive into the garden to see various Australian trees and flowers and capture the best picture of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House together.
• Art Gallery of New South Wales - Showcases international and indigenous art and hosts the Archibald Prize, Australia’s most popular portrait competition.
• Woolloomooloo Wharf - Visit the famous finger wharf and naval base.
• Shark Beach - Despite the name, this is one of the most beautiful ‘shark-netted’ swimming beaches in Sydney Harbour.
• Camp Cove - A renowned spot at a pristine beach where the British raised the flag to claim Sydney.
• South Head - If time allows, walk to Hornby Lighthouse, Australia’s second oldest lighthouse, for magnificent views of Sydney, Manly, and the Pacific Ocean.
• Watsons Bay Baths - Located at the entrance of Sydney Harbour, offering both harbour and ocean views.
• Gap Park - Spot dolphins and whales at one of Sydney’s best lookouts.
• Macquarie Lighthouse - Australia’s oldest lighthouse, designed by a convict.
• Bondi Beach - Enjoy lunch by the water, stroll along the promenade, swim, watch surfers and skaters, and shop for souvenirs or designer labels.
• Bondi Iceberg Club - Enjoy a drink at the famous Icebergs, a restaurant complex overlooking a rock pool at Bondi Beach.
• Bondi to Coogee Walk - Optionally walk from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach and Bronte Beach along a scenic walkway on the cliffs and coves of Sydney’s eastern beaches.
• Tamarama Beach - A great photo stop overlooking surfers riding the waves.
• Bronte Beach - Admire the impressive architecture overlooking azure blue waters.
• Centennial Park - Observe flying foxes (fruit bats), black swans, pelicans, Eurasian coots, ducks, and swamphens, or take a stroll through a rose garden.
• Paddington Markets - Explore the grand Victorian terrace townhouses in Paddington, drive down famous Oxford St, and visit the markets.
• Chinatown - Discover a variety of Asian shops, restaurants, and markets.
• Darling Harbour - Stroll along the boardwalk to King St Wharf and Barangaroo, one of Sydney’s busiest waterside locations.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Goods and Services Tax (GST) included
• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Parking fees covered

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Please bring your own water or drink bottle

Experience the breathtaking sights and uncover hidden local gems on a private and personalized tour of Sydney.

• Explore the iconic Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the historic laneways of ‘The Rocks,’ once notorious for their narrow paths and ‘convict-built’ pubs and churches.

• Marvel at the towering figs, eucalyptus trees, and their vibrant residents, rainbow lorikeets and cockatoos, in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

• Wander through the stunning coves of Rose Bay, Watsons Bay, and Darling Harbour.

• Enjoy cliffside walks around South Head, offering spectacular views of the Sydney skyline.

• Dine on Bondi Beach, Australia’s most renowned stretch of golden sand.

• Opt for a coastal walk to Tamarama and Bronte Beach, or take a leisurely stroll along the promenade.

• Visit The State Parliament House, State Library, Mint, Convicts Barracks, St. Mary’s Cathedral, Hyde Park, and the Art Gallery of NSW.

• Spot giant pelicans and black swans, and witness thousands of wild bats in Centennial Park.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.