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Discover the Harbour city on this insightful half day tour encompassing the most famous areas of Sydney and what she is famous for – the Harbour, Kings Cross and Paddington areas and not to mention Bondi Beach Australia’s largest and most cosmopolitan city, Sydney is built around one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. You will drive through the main thoroughfares of Sydney and enjoy some free time at Bondi Beach. There will also be a photo stop at the beautiful vantage point of Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. No tour in Sydney would be complete without a visit to the historical Rocks – allowing you the perfect view of the Harbour Bridge.

Discover the Harbour city on this insightful half day tour encompassing the most famous areas of Sydney and what she is famous for – the Harbour with the Opera House and Bridge, Kings Cross and Paddington areas and not to mention Bondi Beach. Australia’s largest and most cosmopolitan city, Sydney is built around one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Drive through the historic Rocks area where Australia was first founded - with its fascinating maze of terrace houses, restored warehouses, pubs and restaurants. Drive to Sydney's famous architectural masterpiece, the Sydney Opera house, where you can learn of its unique construction and view its many functional areas. Continue through the commercial area of the city and harbour. Drive through cosmopolitan Kings Cross then onto famous Bondi Beach. Enjoy a brief stop at Bondi Beach then return to the city via Paddington, the trendy Victorian Suburb of restored terrace houses richly decorated with cast-iron lace.

Escaping to the cool of the mountains has been a favoured past time for Sydneysiders for years. This beautiful area of stunning mountain bush is a must see on any visit to Sydney. A Gourmet Lunch at the Coachman Restaurant is also a highlight of this tour. You will travel through Sydney and out through the Western Suburbs, seeing the impressive Anzac Bridge and the site of the 2000 Olympic Games. When in this area, a visit to the impressive Featherdale Wildlife Sanctuary is a must. Here you will come up close with our favourite friends the Koala and Kangaroo – and can be photographed beside a Koala if you wish. After enjoying some time at the Sanctuary, the tour will continue to the Blue Mountains so you can experience their beauty on the Skyway (or Railway or Cableway) – the choice is yours and it is a thrilling and beautiful experience. Here you can float on air in the recently unveiled Skyway with its world first Electro-Scenic Glass Floor. Ride the steepest incline Railway in the world down to a lush and hidden valley or quietly glide out of the valley aboard the Cableway taking in the breathtaking panorama of the stunning World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains National Park. From here it is then a short journey to Hillcrest Coachman Restaurant for your 2-course lunch.

A visit to Sydney means a visit to the Harbour. This Harbour, known as one of the most spectacular in the world can only truly be discovered by boat. Enjoy one of the most relaxing tours in Sydney – cruising the harbour, whilst enjoying morning or afternoon tea. This cruise shows you what public and private Sydney are really all about. The tour covers the Main Harbour attractions such as the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and Fort Denison before cruising the magnificent upper reaches of Middle Harbour where palatial waterfront homes, parks, beaches and marinas show Sydney life at its best. The cruise includes a light morning or afternoon tea to enjoy while you are on the water.

Discover the magnificent Hunter Valley wine country; for lovers of wine and beautiful scenery, imagine 4,000 acres of vineyards spread throughout a peaceful green valley sheltering beneath the silent majesty of the Brokenback Mountain Range. Tyrells - English immigrant Edward Tyrrell planted his first vines in the Hunter Valley in 1858, with 50 acres of vines on a 320-acre estate. His first vintage was in 1864, and by the turn of the century, the land had become recognised as some of the Hunter Valley’s finest vineyard land. Lindemans – One of Australia’s most recognized brands, both here and internationally. Enjoy sampling some of these hugely successful wines in beautiful surrounds. Hunter Valley Resort – Home to the largest working winery in the Hunter Valley and a recognised restaurant that also focuses on wine / food matching. An iconic part of the Hunter Valley that is a must see on any Hunter itinerary.

Taronga Zoo is the nation's leading zoological garden, featuring Australia's finest collection of native animals and a diverse collection of exotic species. What makes Taronga something special is its location. It is situated on elevated land along the waterfront, in one of the most beautiful vantage points on Sydney Harbour overlooking Sydney Cove, the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. Enjoy the fastest way to get to Taronga Zoo - onboard a sleek Executive Rocket your Zoo Express pass includes return cruise from Darling Harbour or Circular Quay to Taronga Zoo, including zoo entry and the Sky Safari cable car. As you zigzag your way along the paths among the animal enclosures, you are able to enjoy magnificent harbour views. The Taronga Zoo has its own jetty and you are able step off the boat and walk directly into the zoo. It is always best to start your tour of the Zoo from the top entrance. That way you'll be walking downhill facing the harbour. You'll then be continually surprised as you turn a corner and catch a different vista of the horizon. Then, when you reach the bottom you can catch the Zoo Sky Safari chair lift to take you to the top again and begin your downhill trek along a different path. Lunch is at your own expense and can be purchased during your time at Taronga Zoo. Your local guide will be also with you for the day to suggest areas to visit and provide assistance when require. Take the ferry back at the end of the tour to either Circular Quay or Darling Harbour.

Start your Sydney experience with our fun local orientation tour and get up close to all of Sydney’s famous icons, including the Historic Rocks’ precinct, Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, Sydney Opera House and the stunning Botanic Gardens. Your expert guide will share some local stores and secrets along the way, ensuring this easy, relaxing walk immerses you in the heart of this beautiful city.

Join your Ghost Host on a walking Tour of The Rocks, hear true stories of murder, suicide, hangings, hauntings and Ghosts as you journey along the cobblestone lanes into the hidden areas of the birthplace of Australia. Many of the sites we visit have had recent reports of sightings and strange phenomena. You may encounter shades of the deceased still lingering amongst the living. BOOK IF YOU DARE You must be 13 years and above to experince this scary tour, 13-18 year old's need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian on tour.

The Story of the Rocks comes to life with this fascinating walking tour through some of Sydneys favourite watering holes. Explore the winding lanes, convict built cottages and coblestonesstreets that characterise Sydneys rocks precinct. Meet the regulars, try some local beer and hear the tales of the early days, rich with convicts, criminals and sailors. Tour includes a drink at the pubs we visit. (venues may change).