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Spend the day exploring Sydney’s highlights on this full-day private tour with a dedicated guide. Travel around in comfort in a luxury Land Rover and see landmarks from the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge to Bondi Beach and Bradfield Park, while learning more about the city and its history from your guide.

Walk through a beautiful part of Sydney, but uncover stories dating to the 1920s, and hear about the area’s dark past from your guide. They will show you crime scenes of the Parkland Killer and the Mutilator Murders of the 1960s, and show you an area once known as “Razorhurst” where gang fights happened long ago. You’ll hear more from your guide than from any guidebook, so be prepared to be entertained.

Engage with authentic Aboriginal culture on this enriching cultural experience in Sydney's National Parks, starting with a traditional Welcome Smoking Ceremony. Choose Your Location: Sydney North (Ku-ring-gai Chase): Coastal landscapes, ancient whale rock engravings, and insights into women's roles in Aboriginal culture. Sydney Central (La Perouse): Historic 1788 first contact site with Welcome to Country, museum visit, coastal walk, native plants, totemism, and cultural storytelling. Sydney city pickup available. Sydney South (Royal National Park): Australia's first national park featuring rock art, midden sites, and teachings on respect for Country. Led by local Aboriginal guides offering unique cultural perspectives in breathtaking landscapes. Highlights: - Traditional Welcome Smoking Ceremony - Ancient rock engravings (except La Perouse) and sacred sites - Local guide maintaining cultural responsibilities to Country - Accessible walks in stunning coastal and bushland settings

Discover the storied past of Glebe, a historic Sydney suburb, on this small-group walking tour led by a local expert. Learn about the wealthy neighborhood’s history and architecture as you walk from St. Johns Anglican Church to Bidura House, Hartford House, and more. The easily accessible route is dog-friendly and offers plenty of seats and toilets along the way.

Everyone loves Abba and you can love them all over again with our Professional Abba Tribute Show, one of the leading Abba tribute shows groups. Jump on board, enjoy your welcome drink and enjoy a freshly cooked delicious buffet lunch or dinner. Then hit the dance floor and enjoy the show, the music and the glory days of Abba relived. And if your legs get tired from all the dancing you can rest and recover with uninterrupted 360 degree rooftop views of our amazing Sydney Harbour and surrounds.

Reaching Jervis Bay from Sydney involves hours of driving along New South Wales' South Coast—less than ideal if you're more interested in the scenery. Hand the driving over on this full-day guided tour, which includes a private, park ranger-led koala encounter. Along the way, pause in the bayside village of Hyams Beach, snap photos of Kiama Blowhole, and enjoy free time to swim or relax at Hyams Beach.

Clue hunters, we need you! The Mad Botanist has just escaped from his secret laboratory nearby. He is in the final stages of mixing his dangerous potion and needs one final ingredient to create a deadly plant species never seen before on Earth. Very special and rare plants are at risk from his deadly experimentations and time is running out! Professor Whiz needs your help to find the last ingredient and stop the Mad Botanist from succeeding with his evil plans. It won’t be easy; the gardens are tricky to navigate and clues need to be solved. Quick!! What are you waiting for? Your first clue is waiting… This is a great trail for a family day out in a beautiful interactive environment. Kids will learn interesting facts and parents will enjoy a scenic adventure through the Botanical Gardens. The Mad Botanist trail is perfect if you are looking for an activity that will spark imagination and challenge young minds. Great for ages around 5-10.

See Australia's largest bat colony in action when you book this exciting experience from Sydney. Witness their impressive 3-foot (1-meter) wingspan and playful antics as they soar beside you. This exclusive experience offers the chance to encounter wild endangered Australian bats up close, with high-zoom cameras provided to capture photos.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Sydney's iconic landmarks and hidden gems with our personalized day tour. Our experienced chauffeurs will provide a comfortable and informative experience, ensuring you make the most of your time in this vibrant city. Sydney Opera House: Marvel at the architectural masterpiece of the Sydney Opera House, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sydney Harbour Bridge: Walk across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and harbor. Darling Harbour: Explore the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Madame Tussauds, or simply relax by the water. Royal Botanic Garden: Wander through the serene Royal Botanic Garden, home to a diverse collection of plants from around the world. Book your Sydney City and Surrounding Sightseeing Day Tour with us today and create lasting memories in one of the world's most beautiful cities.

Enjoy the ultimate viewing platform for the Sydney VIVID festival during a dinner cruise on Sydney Harbour. Enjoy a buffet-style meal and a cash bar as your boat sails around the harbor. Take in spectacular views of iconic sights, including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, as they transform with light art projections by international artists.

Get out of Sydney for the natural beauty of the nearby Blue Mountains—eucalyptus forests give the area a blue-tinged haze. Skip the hassle of juggling transport and Scenic World entry; this full-day tour takes care of it all for you. Along the way, snap photos of the Three Sisters, explore the charming town of Katoomba, and pause at Elysian Rock Lookout for panoramic views over the Jamison Valley.

Watch Sydney wake up from the water on this small-group sunrise kayak tour (max five tandem kayaks, ten guests). Your guide, a former Navy serviceman, launches from sheltered Lavender Bay so conditions are calm and beginner-friendly from the first stroke. Paddle past Luna Park, glide beneath the Harbour Bridge, and take in the Opera House as golden light fills the skyline. Hear insider stories about Garden Island Naval Base, a restricted-access landmark most visitors never learn about. The pace is relaxed, the route avoids ferry lanes, and your guide captures complimentary high-res photos and videos so you can stay in the moment. All gear is provided — kayak, paddle, and fitted lifejacket — plus a quick safety briefing before you set off. Whether you're a couple, a family, a solo adventurer, or friends ticking off a bucket-list experience, this is the most personal way to see Sydney's iconic harbour landmarks at sunrise.

Lunch with 360 degree views! Cruise Sydney Harbour onboard flagship super-cruiser MV Sydney 2000. Enjoy stunning views from the upper dining deck as you enjoy your 2 or 3 course a la carte lunch with attentive service and optional guranteed window seating.

Sydney is built along the water, and to get the best views of the skyline, you really need a boat. Combine an evening cruise with a multi-course dinner for an elegant way to explore Sydney Harbour. Enjoy live music as you glide past the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and see the city at its best, from an uncrowded vantage point.

Leave the city bustle behind and set off late-morning for an afternoon and evening immersed in nature, wildlife, and open spaces in the stunning Southern Highlands. With your wildlife guide, you’ll explore private farmland and untouched bushland, watching for kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, emus—and, if you’re lucky, the elusive platypus. As you wander this peaceful landscape, learn about the Great Western Wildlife Corridor, a vital habitat link that helps animals move safely between the southern Blue Mountains and Morton National Park. Parrots flash through the trees, and surprises await around every corner. At dusk, visit a quiet river to search for wild platypus - a rare, magical sight. After dinner at Australia’s oldest licensed inn, finish the night spotlighting gliders, possums, and wombats before returning to Sydney. It’s a unforgettable experience that leaves you with a deeper connection to Australia’s wild side.

Sit back, relax, and let a skipper take the wheel while you and your party relax on board a private sunset sightseeing cruise. You aren’t subjected to the crowds of typical group tours—instead, you sip Australian champagne in private as you watch the water roll by as your skipper sets sail for the Sydney Harbour sunset.

Sydney is a multicultural melting pot of cuisines, but experiencing its ethnic foods and neighborhoods independently probably means lots of map-reading and homework. This private tour makes it easy: taking you to your chosen districts to eat, stroll, and shop. Explore Cabramatta, Auburn, and other areas many tourists never see; sample everything from Korean to Portuguese foods; enjoy an included lunch, and learn about each district's cuisine and culture from your guide.

Embark on an immersive journey through Sydney's storied enclave, The Rocks, on a guided walking tour that promises to reveal its rich tapestry of history and culture. Led by a seasoned local guide, you'll traverse winding alleys and picturesque cobblestone squares, all while soaking in panoramic vistas of Sydney Harbour and the Campbells Cove Wharves. Marvel at architectural marvels like Cadman's Cottage, a relic from 1816, and the venerable Garrison Church, harking back to the 1840s. This private excursion offers a personalized exploration of Sydney's iconic landmarks, complemented by insightful commentary and insider tips from your knowledgeable guide, ensuring an unforgettable experience that transcends time and tradition.

Planning the perfect way to ring in the new year can be stressful, so leave the planning to the experts. This New Year's Eve cruise on the waters of Sydney Harbour promises a luxurious experience. Onboard, enjoy fine foods and Bollinger Champagne, top-class wines, and premium beers as you enjoy the harbor's famed fireworks display from a crowd-free vantage point.

Canberra Private Tours from Sydney offers an exclusive and personalized way to explore Australia's capital city. These tours provide a unique and flexible experience, allowing visitors to discover Canberra's rich history, iconic landmarks, and cultural attractions at their own pace. With a knowledgeable guide, you can delve into the nation's political and cultural heart, you have a choice of options for visiting institutions like the Australian Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial, Glassworks and the National Gallery of Australia (depending on time). Whether you're interested in history, politics, or art, this private tour caters to your interests, ensuring a memorable and in-depth exploration of Canberra's highlights. Highlights • Customers can plan and enjoy any attraction in Canberra from 11.00 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Attractions – Glassworks, Parliament, Museum & Memorial, etc. • Hotel pick up and drop off from Sydney • A luxury private tour • Flexibility

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion with family or friends, or simply want a relaxing cruise around Sydney Harbour, this private charter has you covered. The spacious sailing catamaran can accommodate up to 30 passengers and comes equipped with amenities plus a skipper and deckhand. So food can be cooked fresh by our crew with an additional fee, and pickup/drop-off points across the harbor make this 3- or 4-hour getaway convenient.

The new world class Allianz Stadium is one of Australia’s top destinations for major sporting and entertainment events. Home to some of Sydney’s most successful sporting franchises, this 42,500-seat rectangular stadium, situated next to the world-famous Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) and on the doorsteps of the vibrant CBD, opened in September 2022. The Cox Architecture designed stadium, the third for this location, will complement the natural parklands surrounds and will feature a state-of-the-art roof, featuring unique lighting effects. A striking bronze façade, stunning ribbon lighting encasing the stadium and award winning artist Tony Albert’s unique seating design “Two Worlds Colliding – Water and Land” are a few the standout features.

This isn’t your usual Sydney history tour. Uncover Sydney’s hidden women’s history with your passionate and knowledgeable local guide. Step off the beaten path and discover a side of Sydney few ever see. Together we’ll walk from leafy Hyde Park, down Macquarie Street and into The Rocks. We’ll learn about the woman who saved Macquarie Street’s iconic colonial era buildings and witness stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge while learning about the woman who managed the whole project. From there, we’ll head into Sydney’s oldest neighbourhood and learn about the woman who was a founding member of one of Australia’s major banks. We promise you'll leave feeling inspired by Sydney’s remarkable and unexpected women's history, and you might even make a few new friends along the way! - This walking tour is best suited to mobile travellers - The tour runs for two hours - Suitable for first-time and regular visitors to Sydney - Learn about the women that history books overlook

You'll learn about the city's rich and varied queer histories and hear the stories of prominent queer citizens of the city, as well as important parts of the cultural scene, including the internationally renowned Mardi Gras parade. Given the often hidden nature of queer history, this tour will provide a picture of what we know about indigenous Australia's view on diverse sexual orientation and gender, as well as the circumstances and stories of our queer forebears during the colonial period and into the early 20th century. We will then bring into focus the period of social upheaval reforms that burst into the mainstream from the 1970's onwards, including the significance of the first Mardi Gras in 1978 and the following decades of protest, partying, and dealing with the HIV epidemic.