• Cadman’s Cottage - The oldest residential building in Sydney, once a base for convicts.
• The Argyle - A striking tunnel carved by convicts, connecting Millers Point and The Rocks.
• Foundation Park - Exposed sandstone ruins of a former slum, offering a compelling visual history.
• Campbells Cove - Offers prime views of the harbour and a rich colonial shipping history.
• Playfair Street - Notable streets lined with well-preserved colonial architecture.
• Dawes Point Park - The original site of the colony’s first gun battery, now a serene lookout under the Harbour Bridge, rich in Gadigal and military history.
• Suez Canal - A notorious alleyway once famous for illicit alcohol, brothels, and street gangs.

• 2.5 hour professionally guided walking tour through The Rocks
• Insider insights and local legends you won’t hear on a mainstream tour
• Entertaining, fact-packed storytelling from a trained and accredited guide
• Snacks

This is not your typical history tour filled with dull facts and a monotonous guide. The Bloody Interesting Rocks Walking Tour animates Sydney’s gritty origins with captivating storytelling, dark humor, and hidden spots often overlooked by tourists. Guided by a professional and former TV director, participants will hear authentic stories of convicts, corruption, illicit alcohol, scandal, and survival — all at the actual locations.

Participants will also enjoy native flavors such as wattleseed ANZAC cookies and lemon myrtle tea, accompanied by commentary that transforms a simple footpath into a theatrical stage. For those who appreciate history that is raw, authentic, and highly entertaining — this tour is perfect.

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