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Sydney Opera House: The Official 1-Hour Guided Tour

SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium: Entry Ticket

Sydney: Multi-Attraction Pass with 2,3 or 4 Attractions

Australian Reptile Park: Entry Ticket

Sydney Tower Eye: Entry Ticket

Treetops Adventure: Nowra Park

Zig Zag Railway: Clarence to Top Points/Bottom Points Roundtrip Train Ride

Taronga Zoo Sydney: Entry Ticket + Return Ferry

Taronga Zoo Sydney: Entry Ticket

Sydney Opera House: Architectural Tour

Worimi Sand Dunes Quad Bike Tour

The Official Sydney Opera House Guided Tour & Dining

Western Sydney: Treetops Adventure

DigiPark Sydney: Entry Ticket

Sydney Helicopter Tour: 30-Minute Grand Scenic Flight

Scenic World Blue Mountain Ultimate Discovery Pass

Chinatown: Street Food and Stories

Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park: Entry Ticket

Sydney Half-Day Brewery Walking Tour

Sydney City Small Group Walking Tour

Half-Day Panoramic Sydney Sightseeing Tour

Sydney City, Harbor and Bondi Beach Tour

Sydney

An in-depth tour of the world's most famous opera house

Enjoy an aquatic safari of Australia's incredible marine biodiversity

Choose 2-4 attractions from SEA LIFE, Madame Tussauds, Tower Eye & WILD LIFE

See some of Australia's famous wildlife in the flesh... and scales!

Soak up the sights of Sydney from 250 m above the city streets

Enjoy a high-flying zipline adventure in the treetops above Nowra Park

Ride a historic train and view lush valleys and forested hills

Combine your Taronga Zoo entry ticket with a return ferry for easy access!

Explore the nation’s leading zoo, home to a selection of native and rare animals

Find out more about the way the Sydney Opera House was built

Join an exhilarating quad bike tour with unforgettable views

Enjoy vibrant stories at Sydney Opera house with Australian-inspired cuisine

Climb alongside Kookaburras in a 2.5-hour adventure

Walk through glowing tunnels and interact with digital rooms

Soar high above the stunning scenery of Sydney in a helicopter

Scenic Railway Discover the thrill of a 52-degree (128%) incline over open terrain by riding the world&#39;s steepest passenger train, the Scenic Railway. After an award-winning refurbishment in 2013, the fifth-generation train travels an unforgettable 1,000-foot (310-meter) route through a cliff tunnel before emerging onto the floor of the Jamison Valley. A truly unique experience in every sense, the train takes guests to the boardwalk and back again. Scenic Skyway Enjoy panoramic views of World Heritage landscapes on the Scenic Skyway. This experience offers the best views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary, and the Jamison Valley. Suspended 270 meters above ancient ravines, stunning views of the rainforest canopy are revealed beneath your feet through the electric glass cabin floor. It is the largest aerial cableway in the Southern Hemisphere. Panoramic cable car The 545-meter scenic cable car ride takes visitors from the top of the escarpment to the Jamison Valley boardwalk and back. The fully enclosed cabin offers a unique vantage point for viewing iconic rock formations, including Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, and Mt Solitary. Passing closely by sandstone cliffs, it showcases the renowned geology and geomorphology of the World Heritage area. Scenic Walk Experience a walk beneath the canopy of a stunning temperate rainforest. Located in the Jamison Valley, the Scenic Walkway offers a choice of elevated boardwalks connecting the train and cable car stations. The Jamison Valley rainforest is home to many native flora and fauna, some dating back to the Jurassic era. Notes:

On this tour, you&#39;ll sample a variety of street food and snacks from some of Chinatown&#39;s best restaurants, with a minimum of four food samples included. All samples are snacks or street food that represent different parts of China and are designed to be consumed on the go. Vegetarians, vegans, and those with other dietary requirements are more than welcome—just let us know in advance. This tour focuses on exploring Sydney&#39;s long relationship with China and the contributions Chinese Australians have made to the community. In 2.5 hours, you&#39;ll learn more than you could ever imagine about Australia&#39;s Chinese community, and pub trivia games will keep you interactive and entertaining. At the end of the tour, you&#39;ll take home a souvenir, as well as an excellent map and a Chinatown guide with the best restaurants and what to order. Notes: Accessibility: This route is wheelchair-friendly and accessible to people with visual impairments. We walked about 1.25 km, but the route is flat, with no stairs or inclines. The total walking time is approximately 30 minutes, with plenty of lunch stops along the way. Dietary Notes: Vegetarians, vegans, gluten-free dieters, and any other dietary requirements are more than welcome; just let us know in advance.

Feed kangaroos and observe koalas climbing trees

Sydney&#39;s only walking brewery tour visits 3 breweries (in Marrickville or Alexandria) with tastings and a behind-the-scenes tour. A local expert will accompany you on a beer tasting session at each location, featuring delicious and creative beers. The breweries (and perhaps a distillery) we visit each day vary, as not all locations are open every day, making our brewery visits truly unique and different each time. We focus on offering a good mix of places, people, and craft beers. Notes: Note: All passengers must be at least 18 years of age (photo ID required). Passengers who do not drink will receive unlimited water and a non-alcoholic beverage at each stop. What to bring? - Walking shoes (dance shoes maybe later) - Sydney&#39;s Beer Thirst - Sense of humor or at least the ability to appreciate bad jokes. SOMETIMES THINGS CHANGE - Because our bar visits are behind-the-scenes experiences, our plans sometimes need to be altered to accommodate the brewery&#39;s operations. And sometimes we learn about beer events in town that are worth checking out, so we may change parts of our visits. While these changes are infrequent, we reserve the right to make them.

Embark on a small-group walking tour of Sydney that combines history, culture, and the thrill of exploration. Whether you&#39;re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, our tour promises an unforgettable experience that will allow you to forge a deeper connection with this stunning city. Our 3-hour walking tour takes you through the heart of Sydney. We explore the city&#39;s rich Aboriginal, convict, and colonial past, along with the modern era, with our unique guiding style that combines history and entertainment. Our expert guides will tour all the icons: Sydney Opera House, Sydney Bay Bridge, and The Rocks, but will also take visitors to places that buses simply can&#39;t reach, conjuring up a Sydney they couldn&#39;t find on their own. Visitors will also receive tips on eating, drinking, and exploring Sydney from locals. We&#39;ll stop at a local café for a drink and a break. Notes: - All passengers must be at least 18 years of age (photo ID required). - Passengers who do not drink will receive unlimited water and a non-alcoholic beverage at each stop.

Itinerary Depart your hotel for an unforgettable half-day panoramic tour of Sydney. During the tour, you&#39;ll visit the historic Rocks area and learn about the history of early convicts. We continue through the financially focused Central Business District (CBD) and Macquarie Street. Marvel at 18th-century sandstone architecture, such as NSW Parliament House, Rum Hospital, Hyde Park Barracks, and St. Mary&#39;s Cathedral. We&#39;ll continue to Mrs. Macquarie&#39;s Point for magnificent views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Next, we&#39;ll continue through Sydney&#39;s eastern suburbs, home to the rich and famous. Traveling along the coves and shores of one of the world&#39;s most impressive harbors, we&#39;ll make several stops for photo opportunities, including a panoramic shot of the Sydney skyline. You&#39;ll pass areas such as Kings Cross, Double Bay, and Rose Bay before arriving at Watsons Bay, where passengers will have the option of a short coastal walk overlooking the South Pacific Ocean and the entrance to Sydney Harbor. Drive to the famous Bondi Beach for a 30-minute stop. Visit the beachfront promenade, dip your toes in the sand, and enjoy a coffee or a cold drink (own expense). See tanned Australian lifeguards and surfers riding the Bondi waves. Reboard your bus and continue to Tamarama and Bronte beaches before returning to the city via Centennial Park and Paddington, a trendy neighborhood with its elegant terraced houses and boutique shops along Oxford Street. The last stop of the day is Darling Harbour. Lunch cruise passengers may board their lunch cruises here, depending on the cruise provider. Some cruises will embark at Circular Quay. Designated disembarkation points for harbor lunch cruises are Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. Notes:

Enjoy unforgettable highlights on our Sydney city tour, including the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and historic Macquarie Street. Next, we&#39;ll head east through Sydney&#39;s eastern suburbs. Naturally, no trip east is complete without seeing Bondi Beach, but we&#39;ll take it a step further and show you Coogee Beach, Watsons Bay, South Head, and Nielsen Park along the way. Bondi Beach has a style all its own. The promenade is a favorite walking route, and Campbell Parade is a popular meeting point for Sydney&#39;s café community. One of Sydney&#39;s most spectacular wine and dine spots is here, Icebergs Dining Room and Bar. If you enjoy seafood, be sure to visit Watsons Bay, Australia&#39;s oldest fishing village. Enjoy these must-see Sydney tours, which include many spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, and visit the iconic Doyle&#39;s on the Beach restaurant. The six-kilometer coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee is a highlight. Enjoy the fresh sea air and views of the white-sand beaches. These are private tours from Sydney. Notes:

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