• The Rocks - The most historic area of Sydney, known as the site of the first settlement.
• Observatory Hill - Offers a panoramic view of the harbour.
• Dawes Point Park - Provides stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Luna Park.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge - A true icon.
• Woolloomooloo Wharf - Features the Finger Wharf and Harry’s Café de Wheels.
• Mrs Macquarie’s Chair - The spot where Elizabeth Macquarie, wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie, awaited the arrival of tall ships bringing news, clothing, and furniture from home.
• Sydney Opera House - An iconic structure, inaugurated in 1973.
• The Potts Point Galleries - Showcases a mix of Victorian-era architecture, art deco, and Manhattan-style red-brick buildings.
• Kings Cross - Known as the Golden Mile, a playground for Sydney’s underground scene.
• Rushcutters Bay Park - The starting point of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
• Vaucluse House - Built in 1805, it was the residence of Charles Wentworth, a politician, lawyer, explorer, and newspaper owner.
• Neilsen Park - Home to Shark Beach, where children can play in the surf without fear of the 25 bull sharks in Sydney Harbour.
• Watsons Bay - Located at Sydney’s South Head, where the harbour meets the Pacific Ocean.

Admire the wooden, multimillion-dollar cottages.

15-minute Gap walk (for those interested)

• Gap Park - A 15-minute walk along Jacob’s Ladder offers the best views of the harbour, the Gap, and the Pacific Ocean.

From May to September, and November to December, spot a humpback or southern right whale during their annual migration to and from the tropics.

• Bondi Beach - A legendary beach, the birthplace of Australia’s beach culture.

Time for a coffee break!

• Tamarama Beach - Also known as Glamourama.
• Bronte Beach - A family-friendly beach.
• Paddington Markets - Located in the suburb of Paddington.

Admire the Victorian terraces.

Fashion district!

• Aurora Rooftop Hotel - Situated in Surry Hills & Darlinghurst, the trendy suburb where locals enjoy themselves.
• Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras - Held in Darlinghurst, Sydney’s Mardi Gras takes place annually, usually in March.
• Chinatown - Home to Paddi’s Markets!
• Darling Harbour - An entertainment district in the former working harbour.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Live commentary on board

• Gratuities

This 4-hour, guided Sydney highlights tour is the perfect way to kick-start or end your holiday. See all the city hot spots and tourist icons. An expert tour guide will provide you with all the insight info you like to know as a first time visitor. Where are the best beaches in town? Or the best walks, the finest restaurants or the most atmospheric Aussie pubs? In fact, this tour will leave you with so many ideas and plans that you’ll likely decide to extend your stay in the world’s most beautiful city.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• A maximum of 6 people per booking
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

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