Sydney Tours

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  Sydney to Alice Springs 13 Day

  This 13 day packaged tour from Sydney to Alice Springs will give you the chance to experience the ever changing landscapes, from the Snowy River high country, via the Great Ocean Road, and through the centre of Australia's desert landscapes.
  
  
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  Greyhound Bus Pass- Sydney to Brisbane

  Travel between Sydney and Brisbane along the spectacular coastline. Start at either end and visit the Gold Coast, Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour and Port Macquarie.
  
  
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  2 Harleys for a 2 Hour Ride Anywhere

  Go on a Harley ride with a friend!  This special is for 2 Harleys for 2 hours anywhere you'd like to go.  We pick you up from your accommodation anywhere in the Sydney area and take you for a 2hour ride wherever you'd like to go!
  
  
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  3 Day Sydney to Melbourne Tour via Canberra

  Discover Australia's capital city of Canberra, the Australian Alps, Snowy River wilderness and Wilsons Promontory National Park - as you travel between Australia's two largest cities, Sydney and Melbourne. Arguably, the most diverse range of environments travelled through of any Adventure Tours tour
  
  
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  Sydney to Byron Bay - Learn to Surf 4 Day

  The ultimate Spot X experience, stick around for 4 days and master your surfing skills, all while enjoying a totally unique place. Make some new friends and immerse yourself in the surfing lifestyle.
  
  
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  Learn to surf in Sydney with Manly Surf Schools

  Sydney Surf School & Manly Surf School are Sydney's largest surf schools teaching surfing in Sydney, Australia for 17 years. Come and experience the fun of riding a wave with Matt Grainger and his team of Surfing Australia qualified and friendly instructors.
  
  
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  Sydney Harley Tours By Lights

  See the city sights by night on the back of a Harley. During this tour we cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge and visit Observatory Hill, Mrs Macquaries Chair, Kings Cross.
  
  
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  Sydney Car Hire

  Australia's best car rental companies compared with no hidden extras.Cheapest priced car hire. Guaranteed.
  
  
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  Wicked Campervan Hire in Sydney

  The Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley, Jervis Bay, Wollongong and the Nations capital Canberra, these are just a few of the places you can explore in a Wicked Camper. The favourite journey by most travellers is the stunning coastline from Sydney to Byron Bay, with its all year-round temperate climate. In the opposite direction, the South Coast offers a unique combination of unspoiled beaches, picturesque seaside towns, rainforests, spectacular scenery and quaint rural villages. Sydney offers the perfect base to get out and about and explore New South Wales. Enjoy the freedom a Wicked Campers offers and take charge of your holiday, self-drive the Wicked Way.
  
  
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  Sydney Sights Harley Tour incl Bondi Beach

  Cruise over the Harbour Bridge on the back of a Harley. Visit Luna Park, Kirribilli House, Observatory Hill, Kings Cross and Bondi Beach.
  
  
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  Sydney to Cairns Flexi-Tour 16 day

  This tour is perfect for backpackers on a budget. See the great sights of Australia from Sydney to Cairns and meet other like minded young travellers. In each location you are looked after by local tour guides that know the region you are visiting. All accommodation is centrally located and chosen for its amenities.Build your own travel tour itinerary with a Flexi Tour. Australia offers many different destinations that backpackers want to visit. With Flexi Tours you can experience Australia in your own time. You get to choose between a lodge or camping safari on Fraser Island - between a hostel sailing package in the Whitsundays or a live-aboard experience - between Surf Camp (Byron Bay) or Gold Coast - between scuba or snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef. Simply get a quote for more information.
  
  
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  Jet Thrill

  Experience exhilarating heart racing action with Sydney's best value Jet Boat rides. We offer awesome rides featuring breathtaking spins radical fishtails, power break stops and wave surfing, all whilst seeing the famous icons of Sydney Harbour and remember: we spin...you grin!!
  
  
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  Learn to Surf on Bondi Beach

  The Bondi Surf Experience – Taste Test: from AU$85 This popular beginner course teaches you how to safely get out and up onto your first wave. Here you'll be taught in a small group setting of 5 students or less, so you get plenty of hands-on help.
  
  

Manly, Balmain, Bondi, Circular Quay, Darlinghurst, Eastern Suburbs, Glebe, Inner City, Kings Cross, Paddington

Sydney is the largest city in Australia. It contains four million people, more than one-fifth of the total population of the whole country. For many visitors, Sydney is the point of entry into Australia.

There is so much to see that it is difficult to know where to start, but best to begin in the centre and work your way out. The very first thing to do is to purchase a travel pass and start with a ferry ride on Sydney Harbour. Travel passes cover train, bus and ferry services, or, alternatively, bus and ferry services only, within the chosen area for a period of seven days. If the pass is purchased after 15:00, the ticket may be used on that day, plus seven more days.

The Rocks - The Rocks is one of the oldest areas of Sydney. Lying beside the harbour in a central location, it was naturally one of the first places to be settled. Historic walking tours depart daily. Here you will also find The Museum of Contemporary Art - Opening hours are 10:00 until 17:00 (16:00 in winter) and admission is free, except to special exhibitions, and The Sydney Observatory - Perched up on Observatory Hill above The Rocks. The observatory can be visited free during the day between 10:00 and 17:00.

Darling Harbour - offers a number of attractions. On Wednesday to Sunday evenings there is a free display of sound, lasers, film and water projected onto waterscreens in Cockle Bay. (Transport - Train to Town Hall. Sydney Explorer, Stops 18 to 23. Ferry, tram and monorail) and here you will aslo find Sydney Aquarium - This is one of the largest aquaria in the world. Its most famous residents are sharks, but there are all types of fishes, as well as seals and penguins, and extensive underwater glass tunnels. Transport - Train to Town Hall. Sydney Explorer, Stop 21. Ferry to Darling Harbour. Monorail to Darling Park.

Panasonic Imax - A screen ten times as large as that in a conventional cinema is housed in an eight storey high building. Film shows start every hour on the hour from 10:00 until 22:00 and last for 45 minutes to 75 minutes.

Sega World - This is a indoor theme park full of various electronic games and open from 11:00 until 20:00. Transport - Train to Town Hall. Sydney Explorer, Stop 22. Monorail to Garden Plaza. Tram to Exhibition.

Sydney Fish Market - This is a place for eating, as well as purchasing fresh fish. There are restaurants, cafés, bakeries and sushi bars. The market is open from 7:00 until 16:00. Transport - Train to Town Hall. Ferry to Pyrmont Bay. Tram to Fish Market.

Chinatown - Although Chinatown is best known for its restaurants, there are many other types of establishment in this area, and not all are Chinese, despite the Chinese arch at the end of Dixon Street. This is an Asiatown really, and it incorporates various Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese and Thai shops. Transport - Train to Central. Sydney Explorer, Stop 17. Monorail to arden Plaza or Haymarket. Tram to Haymarket.

King's Cross - This area, east of the city centre, is well known for its restaurants and night clubs. It is alive 24 hours a day and oozes a general impression of sleaze. Here you may encounter a strange mixture of destitute travellers and cajoling peepshow purveyors, which makes it one of the most fascinating locations in Australia. You will probably have strong reactions of endearment or distaste for this place. In recent years it has also become the prime location for backpackers hostels, so popular that at busy times it is difficult to find a bed here at all (although you sometimes have the impression that nobody sleeps in King's Cross anyway). Transport - Train to King's Cross. Sydney Explorer, Stop 9. Bondi Explorer, Stop 3. Airport Express Bus 350.

Taronga Zoo - The zoo is just across the harbour on its north side and it commands a beautiful view of the city, although whether the residents appreciate that is uncertain. It is open from 9:00 until 17:00.. A ZooPass, which includes the return ferry fare from Circular Quay, costs $30. There is a Zoolink ticket which includes the off-peak return rail fare, cost depending on point of origin. Purchase tickets at Circular uay Ferry terminal - Catch the ferry from Circular Quay to Taronga Zoo OR bus 247 from Queen Victoria Building (near Town Hall).