Holidays in Sydney

Take in the iconic sights, historic architecture, lively shopping and vibrant nightlife beating in Sydney’s heart. Then soak up the sunshine and embrace the laid back lifestyle on one of the nearby beaches.

The perfect holidays in Sydney intersperse fantastic attractions with an enviable list of outdoor pursuits. Head to the harbour area and explore the world famous Sydney Opera House or try the bridge climb for truly spectacular city views. Browse the designer boutiques of Double Bay, have a beer in Fortune of War – Sydney’s oldest pub, or sample delicious French delicacies at La Renaissance Café Patisserie in the Rocks quarter. Hire a car and explore the stunning Blue Mountains and the Hunter Valley wine region.

2 hour lunchtime sightseeing cruise

Take a leisurely lunchtime sightseeing cruise in Florida's beautiful inland waters, aboard a luxury yacht. Enjoy a gourmet lunch, whilst your captain provides informative narration on the area's history and points of interest.

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The Rocks

Where Sydney began, this area contains more historical buildings than anywhere else in the city. Wander the cobblestone lanes and discover a haven of specialty stores, galleries and boutiques offering everything from handmade candles to Aboriginal artefacts. The Sydney Harbour Bridge and Observatory Hill tower above, as does the range of 5 star hotels lining the beautiful waters edge. Sit and relax in a park and enjoy the city's best harbour views.

Darling Harbour

Often overlooked as Sydney’s modern convention and exhibition heartland, yet Darling Harbour is home to many other popular attractions including the Australian National Maritime museum, Sydney Aquarium, the Chinese garden and Imax theatre. It is also fast becoming the city’s hottest nightspot, offering a choice of popular restaurants and the coolest bars. It is close to Sydney’s only casino, Star City.

Kings Cross

One of the best known tourist attractions in Sydney (after the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House of course). Kings Cross is ten minutes from the city in light traffic and is Sydney’s main nightspot. Casting off the areas past reputation, trendy cafes and modern bars are common here too. Stay in Potts Point and sample a wide array of menus, covering every cuisine and catering to every taste.

The Eastern Suburbs

Stretching from the city along the southern foreshore of Sydney Harbour to North Head, the Eastern Suburbs include the neighbourhoods of Kings Cross, Darlinghurst and Paddington. Call at trendy Double Bay and enjoy the views of Sydney Harbour on the way to Watson Bay. Visit famous Bondi Beach, where the Eastern Suburbs meet the Southern Beaches.

Sydney weather

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