Sydney

Travel back in time as you drive through The Rocks, a ‘must-see’ attraction as it is Sydney’s birthplace. Your drive takes in King’s Cross, the reputed red light district and Paddington, a trendy artists haven of steep hills and Victorian homes. You also pass Sydney’s Chinatown, the Opera House and the Sydney Entertainment Centre.

Stop at one of the best vantage points in Sydney, Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. This historic chair was carved out of a rock ledge for Governor Lachlan Macquarie's wife, Elizabeth. The carved bench provides lovely panoramic views across the harbour, to the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and the mountains in the far distance.

Enjoy a photo stop at the modern and trendy coastal area of Bondi Beach, Australia’s most famous beach. Bondi has a number of cafés and restaurants which overlook the beach, making it a great place to watch the world go by.

Take a guided tour of the famous Sydney Opera House, the world-renowned building which is the cultural centre of Sydney’s performing arts. Marvel at this miracle of architecture and engineering; a work of art that came into existence against impossible odds - to become one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world.

Experience the vibrancy of Sydney, one of the world's most spectacular cities, where ornate architecture from Victorian times contrasts with sleek, modern buildings. See The Rocks (Sydney's birthplace), Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Sydney Tower, Chinatown, Kings Cross and the artists’ haven of Paddington. Pass through part of Sydney's Botanical Gardens to reach Mrs. Macquarie's Chair for panoramic views of the Opera House, the city skyline, Harbour Bridge and Sydney Heads.

Travel through downtown Sydney for a stop at the coastal resort of Bondi Beach. Bondi is Australia’s most famous surf beach, a crescent of golden sand framed by rocky headlands. Soak up the atmosphere from one of the many cafés overlooking the beach or take a stroll along the pretty promenade.

A bicycle is a great way to get ‘out and about’ and see the wonderful sights that the exciting city of Sydney has to offer.

This leisurely, scenic ride will take you through beautiful parks and charming neighborhoods using special bike paths. Your guide will give you an insight into local life as you pass scenery, points of interest and glimpse stunning beach views. There will be plenty of stops on the way to capture the sights on camera. A well deserved rest will be given half way through at a typical Aussie pub.

During your ride you will see over 30 of Sydney’s attractions including the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney Tower and Hyde Park. This is a great tour to work off any extra pounds you may have gained whilst onboard!

This thrilling tour takes in the very best that the spectacular city of Sydney has to offer. Take-off over one of the most photogenic cities in the world. You will leave from the ritzy up-market eastern suburbs and, once airborne, your flight will take you over the panorama of Sydney’s famous coast and waterways.

With expert local knowledge from your pilot, your flight encompasses the famous beaches of Manly, Curl Curl, Avalon and the iconic Palm Beach, the setting for Australia’s favourite soap ‘Home and Away’.

As you turn towards Sydney you will view the yacht-lovers’ paradise of Pittwater, with numerous yachts and boats grouped around the nooks and crannies of this picturesque waterway.

A truly memorable experience.

As you cruise along the harbour of this stunning and unique destination, you will have superb views of the million dollar waterfront homes, the iconic Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the beautiful Botanical Gardens.

Enjoy a delicious morning tea consisting of muffins, scones, tea and coffee whilst you listen to a comprehensive commentary detailing the history and features of this magnificent harbour. Don’t forget your camera as there are plenty of photo opportunities. With a shoreline extending 1,500 miles, dotted with secluded bays and coves, Sydney’s harbour ranks as one of the world’s largest and most dazzling.

Begin your day with a visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park. This amazing Park contains a variety of Australian wildlife including kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, Australian reptiles, Tasmanian Devils, wombats and various species of Australian birds. There is also an opportunity to get up close to the friendly kangaroos and have your photo taken with a cuddly koala.

Next you’ll drive over the imposing Blue Mountains, where you will be able to see the giant rock formations known as the Australian ‘Grand Canyon’ as well as deep, tree-studded valleys and cascading waterfalls. View the world famous rock formation ‘The Three Sisters’ and enjoy the splendid panoramic views of the Jamieson Valley, Mount Solitary and the Ruined Castle.

A highlight of the day will be a ride on the world’s steepest perpendicular railway plunging 700 feet down into the lush valley. A short walk will bring you to the Scenicender cable car, for the return journey on the steepest aerial cable car in the Southern Hemisphere.

A delicious unlimited buffet lunch will be served at the Skyway Restaurant, where you will have time to relax and reflect on your day’s sightseeing adventure.

Climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a unique way to view the world famous harbour area. Your qualified guide will lead your small group up the eastern arch, through steel catwalks, to the summit. On reaching the top of the bridge, you will be able to stop to celebrate your moment of glory. Take in the unrivalled panorama of Sydney Harbour and its famous surroundings 400 feet below, before descending down the western arch. Back on the ground and invigorated by your ascent, you will receive a souvenir photo of your climb.

Continue on foot to The Rocks, Sydney’s oldest village, for a brief walking tour. The Rocks is the heart of the metropolis and the area where the city’s first settlers hammered together a primitive village. As you tread through this centuries-old district, discover notable buildings, classic terrace houses and sandstone cottages. Stop for refreshments at a traditional Australian pub to celebrate your epic achievement.

Watch the scenery glide by as you cruise the harbour under the glow of the city lights. Absorb the spectacular views, including the illuminated Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, from your prestigious dinner cruiser.

Relax and enjoy a delicious 3 course dinner and an open bar serving house beer, wine and soft drinks whilst soaking up the atmosphere of this wonderful iconic city by night.

Tobruk Sheep Station is one of the most beautiful, authentic, rural and outback experiences in Australia. Set on 150 acres on a high plateau above the Hawkesbury River and surrounded by State Forests, it has amazing views across to the Blue Mountains. After a 70 minute drive through Sydney’s north west rural region you will be greeted by a Stockman on horseback, who will guide you to the Drover’s Camp where your adventure begins.

Start the morning with traditional camp fire billy tea and damper (Australian soda bread) before sitting back to watch the show.

The Outback Show is an exciting and engaging experience, which includes skilful demonstrations and performances, all delivered with a sense of fun and entertainment. Enjoy the interesting activities such as sheep mustering, working dog displays, whip cracking, boomerang throwing and a wool room presentation.

Lunch will be an authentic Aussie rump steak barbeque accompanied by bread, potatoes, salad and sauces followed by a traditional Aussie dessert, all washed downed with a choice of drinks including spring water, wine, beer, tea, coffee or fruit juice.

The sheep shearing demonstration includes both blade and mechanical shearing and a brief outline of the history of the shearing industry and the Aussie Shearer. At the end of the demonstration, you can try your hand at shearing.

A truly memorable day!

You’ll be transferred to the Sydney Opera House with its distinctive roofline that has made it one of the most noteworthy buildings in the world. Make your way to your ‘A’ reserved seats for an unforgettable experience as part of an audience at this famous performing arts centre.

The Magic Flute, by Mozart, was first performed in 1791, just 2 months before the composer's death. The opera, set in Egypt, charts the exploits of Tamino, a prince, and Papageno the bird catcher, in rescuing Princess Pamina who is imprisoned in the castle of the wicked demon, Sarastro. Their quest is aided by the supernatural assistance of the magic flute. It has been described as an exotic fairy tale with mystical elements and contains much symbolism relating to freemasonry, which was in much discussion at the time.

Early pre-booking is essential to guarantee your seat. The Opera House offers a no-refund policy once tickets are purchased.

You’ll be transferred to the Sydney Opera House with its distinctive roofline that has made it one of the most noteworthy buildings in the world. Make your way to your ‘B’ reserved seats for an unforgettable experience as part of an audience at this famous performing arts centre.

The Magic Flute, by Mozart, was first performed in 1791, just 2 months before the composer's death. The opera, set in Egypt, charts the exploits of Tamino, a prince, and Papageno the bird catcher, in rescuing Princess Pamina who is imprisoned in the castle of the wicked demon, Sarastro. Their quest is aided by the supernatural assistance of the magic flute. It has been described as an exotic fairy tale with mystical elements and contains much symbolism relating to freemasonry, which was in much discussion at the time.

Early pre-booking is essential to guarantee your seat. The Opera House offers a no-refund policy once tickets are purchased.

You will be transferred to the Sydney Opera House with its distinctive roofline that has made it one of the most noteworthy buildings in the world. Make your way to your ‘A’ reserved seats for an unforgettable experience as part of an audience at this famous performing arts centre.

The Marriage of Figaro, by Mozart, is set in Count Almaviva's castle in Seville in the late 18th century. The opera, based on the play by Beaumarchais, is a continuation of the plot of The Barber of Seville and recounts a single ‘day of madness’ in the castle several years later. With Mozart's masterpiece of a score, the result is a witty yet profound tale of love, betrayal, and forgiveness.

Early pre-booking is essential to guarantee your seat. The Opera House offers a no-refund policy once tickets are purchased.

Watch the scenery glide by as you cruise the harbour under the glow of the city lights. Absorb the spectacular views, including the illuminated Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, from your prestigious dinner cruiser.

Relax and enjoy a delicious 3 course dinner and an open bar serving house beer, wine and soft drinks whilst soaking up the atmosphere of this wonderful iconic city by night.

You will be transferred to the Sydney Opera House with its distinctive roofline that has made it one of the most noteworthy buildings in the world. Make your way to your ‘A’ reserved seats for an unforgettable experience as part of an audience at this famous performing arts centre.

The Marriage of Figaro, by Mozart, is set in Count Almaviva's castle in Seville in the late 18th century. The opera, based on the play by Beaumarchais, is a continuation of the plot of The Barber of Seville and recounts a single ‘day of madness’ in the castle several years later. With Mozart's masterpiece of a score, the result is a witty yet profound tale of love, betrayal, and forgiveness.

Early pre-booking is essential to guarantee your seat. The Opera House offers a no-refund policy once tickets are purchased.