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Book the top-rated Sydney tours on isango at the best prices! Home to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, Australia’s most-visited destination is where sun, surf, sand, and city merge. In a city where lifestyle rules, it’s no surprise that sun-kissed Sydney locals know how to have a good time. A beach barbeque and a spot of family cricket in one of the many local parks are considered an ideal city day. Sydney offers much more than just a laidback lifestyle though. World-class theatres, museums and a fast-paced gourmet scene mean there’s always plenty of things to do in Sydney. A stomp beyond the major tourist haunts of Darling Harbour and Bondi beach reveals an edgier Sydney, with urban playgrounds like Surrey Hills and Darlinghurst offering a place where cultures collide, bars and entertainers pop-up, and creative scenes thrive. Move over Melbourne, Sydney’s café culture, laidback-luxe fashion and curious nightlife, among its iconic attractions, leaves no visitor wanting for more.
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Captain Cook: Sydney Harbour Hop-On Hop-Off CruiseWhen: Daily
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Your hop-on, hop-off cruise ticket is valid for 1 day
from US$ 31.37 per person -
Hunter Valley from Sydney: Customize Tour, Winery Visit with Tastings, Lunch - Small Group
When: Daily
Length: 10 hours
from US$ 145.96 per person -
Skip the lineThe Sydney Opera House Tour: Guide, Access to Performance Venues
When: Daily
Length: About 1 hour
from US$ 29.18 per person -
Big Bus Sydney: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
When: 28 June – 11 July: DailyFrom 12 July: Daily except Tuesday and Wednesday
Length:
1 or 2 days
from US$ 36.41 per person -
Skip the lineiVenture Sydney Unlimited Attractions Pass: Hop-on, Hop-off Bus, Sydney Opera House, Taronga Zoo & More
When: Daily
Length: Your Pass is valid for 3 or 7 days
from US$ 215.83 per person -
from US$ 123.22 per person
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from US$ 73.75 per person
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from US$ 193.42 per person
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from US$ 23.90 per person
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Skip the lineiVenture Sydney Flexi Attractions Pass: Cruises, Whale Watching, Zoos, Sydney Opera House, Oz Jetboating & More
When: Daily
Length: Your Pass is valid for 3 months
from US$ 112.02 per person -
from US$ 28.94 per person
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Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Lunch Cruise
When: Daily except Tuesday : Till 31 Jan 21
Friday, Saturday & Sunday: From 01 Feb 21Length: 3 hours Approx.
from US$ 81.40 per person -
Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Twilight Dinner Cruise
When: Daily except Tuesday : Till 31 Jan 21
Friday, Saturday & Sunday: From 01 Feb 21Length: Approx. 1.5 hours
from US$ 66.47 per person -
from US$ 81.40 per person
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from US$ 227.77 per person
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20-minute Sydney Harbor Helicopter Ride
When: Daily
Length:
Flight: 20 minutes; Total Tour: Approximately 2 hours
from US$ 164.30 per person
Our tips for Sydney
- BYO, always. Bringing your own beverages is a celebrated and much-loved custom available in most Sydney restaurants where even licensed venues won’t bat an eyelid! Save yourself some considerable dough by bringing your own alcohol to lunch and dinners.
- Go north. Bondi beach may be one of the must-do Sydney attractions, but for a truly amazing coastal experience, head to the Northern beaches. Ferries are cheap and run often between Circular Quay and Manly beach, the best spot for busy day-trippers.
- Spot a kangaroo. Sydney’s vast nature reserves are one of its greatest selling points, with untamed wildlife and native scenery just a stone’s throw from the city centre. Sydney day trips to the Royal National Park are always idyllic, and we are almost certain that you’ll come across a kangaroo or two.
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Best time to visit
Christmas through to late January is boom-time for Sydney, coinciding with the festive season and the school holidays. For lesser crowds and better prices, try a Sydney tour just outside the summer months, when sunshine is ever-present but not overbearing. In a city like this though, there’s no wrong time to visit.
Getting around
Scooting around Sydney has never been so easy with these travel tips.
- One of challenges is the lack of a working metro system. Although inconvenient, trains and buses cover the lack of a faster subway and both are relatively affordable for those wanting to keep costs low during their Sydney sightseeing.
- If you can, avoid driving in Sydney’s city centre. A one-way road system, expensive parking, and heavy traffic makes it difficult for even the most experienced drivers.
- For those wondering what to do outside the city, express trains from Sydney’s Central Station run often, and are relatively inexpensive.
Stay Safe
Sydney is relatively safe but it’s always best to play it safe when travelling to a new destination. Keep these precautions in mind so that your trip can go off without a hitch.
- Keep your valuables close and only carry small change on your Sydney day tours. Crowded areas are where pickpockets operate.
- A visit to Sydney isn’t complete without trips to the beach. Beware of the oceans powerful rips and undercurrents and swim at patrolled beaches, between the lifeguards’ flags.
- Dial 000 for assistance in emergencies.
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