Faraway Sydney

Sydney, capital of New South Wales and one of Australia’s largest cities, is best known for its harbourfront Sydney Opera House, with a distinctive sail-like design. Massive Darling Harbour and the smaller Circular Quay port are hubs of waterside life, with the arched Harbour Bridge and esteemed Royal Botanic Garden nearby. Sydney Tower’s outdoor platform, the Skywalk, offers 360-degree views of the city and suburbs. A buzzing city, there are several things to do in Sydney. Explore one of the most scintillating harbours in the world – Sydney Harbour which is further enhanced by the Sydney Harbour bridge. The glistening waterfront at Circular Quay is replete with outdoor restaurants and bars wherein diners can indulge in exotic cuisine and sip on cocktails whilst soaking in the magnificent views. Enjoy the harbour by cruising along in a ferry or walking along the promenade towards the bridge and across to the iconic Sydney Opera House. Take a guided tour of the Opera House to appreciate its splendid beauty. Other marvellous places include the St. Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney Tower, The Rock, Royal Botanical Garden, Torongo Zoo, Wharf of Manly that is home to cute mini penguins and Darling Harbour which is famous for its lively environment comprising of shops, restaurants and bars. Visit the Queen Victoria Building to splurge at the local brands, popular international retail stores and luxurious labels. Sun drenched and sparkling blue waters describe the famous Bondi beach that allures tourists for sunbathing, swimming and surfing. Embark on the fun 6km coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee that showcases spectacular views of sandstone clifftops, graffiti art adorning the walls and Waverly cemetery which is a spectacular sight. The beach is lined with chic cafes, restaurants and retail shops. A major tourist attraction and must visit during the Sydney tour is a day trip to the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage Site 60kms from Sydney. It involves a scenic drive passing through the glorious surroundings with stunning majestic mountains that are swathed in a beautiful blue hued haze derived from the vast eucalypt forests. Visit the breathtaking Jenolan Caves and engage in a walking trail or take the cable car to soak in the spectacular panaromic view of the beautiful rock formations known as the ‘Three Sisters’ from the Echo Point. Book the Sydney tour packages and international tour packages between September – May as the summer and spring season are perfect to explore the city on feet. Ranked as the fifth ‘Most Liveable City’ by the Economist, the most popular megalopolis of Australia, Sydney is an effervescent city that is favoured by many for international tourism who throng the city to experience its multi cultural ambience, eclectic cuisine and the diverse and spectacular natural landscape comprising of enchanting coastlines, famous landmarks and multitude of walking and hiking trails. A buzzing city, there are several things to do in Sydney.

Explore one of the most scintillating harbours in the world – Sydney Harbour which is further enhanced by the Sydney Harbour bridge. The glistening waterfront at Circular Quay is replete with outdoor restaurants and bars wherein diners can indulge in exotic cuisine and sip on cocktails whilst soaking in the magnificent views. Enjoy the harbour by cruising along in a ferry or walking along the promenade towards the bridge and across to the iconic Sydney Opera House. Take a guided tour of the Opera House to appreciate its splendid beauty. Other marvellous places include the St. Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney Tower, The Rock, Royal Botanical Garden, Torongo Zoo, Wharf of Manly that is home to cute mini penguins and Darling Harbour which is famous for its lively environment comprising of shops, restaurants and bars. Visit the Queen Victoria Building to splurge at the local brands, popular international retail stores and luxurious labels. Sun drenched and sparkling blue waters describe the famous Bondi beach that allures tourists for sunbathing, swimming and surfing. Embark on the fun 6km coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee that showcases spectacular views of sandstone clifftops, graffiti art adorning the walls and Waverly cemetery which is a spectacular sight. The beach is lined with chic cafes, restaurants and retail shops. A major tourist attraction and must visit during the Sydney tour is a day trip to the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage Site 60kms from Sydney. It involves a scenic drive passing through the glorious surroundings with stunning majestic mountains that are swathed in a beautiful blue hued haze derived from the vast eucalypt forests. Visit the breathtaking Jenolan Caves and engage in a walking trail or take the cable car to soak in the spectacular panaromic view of the beautiful rock formations known as the ‘Three Sisters’ from the Echo Point.