Sydney is renowned for its stunning harbour, iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge and accessible city beaches. This thriving city metropolis demands you stay a few days at least and the temperate climate makes it an easy place to visit year round.
Spend time in the city exploring the Rocks and walking the waterfront around to the Opera House. Sample the nightlife of Sydney with the immense offerings of restaurants, cafés and bar options. Visit one of the numerous markets within the city boundaries or spend your day lounging on one of Sydney’s many beaches.
Only a few hours North of Sydney is the Port Stephens area famous for it's plentiful bottlenose dolphins and visits from migrating Humpback whales between June and October. Inland are the rugged Blue Mountains, tropical rainforests and smaller outback towns where opals are mined, plus the epicurean capital of the The Hunter Valley, home to over 120 wineries. Set your senses alight with a day trip, or choose them all. South of Sydney is the winding South Coast making it's way toward the state of Victoria via the epic Great Ocean Road. Take a day trip to the often overlooked hidden jewel in the New South Wales crown - Jervis Bay and get away from the madding crowds.
Regardless of whatever you do, don't leave Sydney without a luxury lunch cruise on the famous Sydney Harbour taking in the sights of the Northern Beaches, Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.