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This is the ultimate food and drink adventure in Hunter Valley! Enjoy a hassle-free intimate excursion with friends and family in luxury transport. Visit multiple boutique wineries to try the local produce. You won’t have to worry about getting hungry as a delicious lunch at Hunter Valley Gardens is included too. With time to explore a country styled village with specialty shops and galleries. You can try chocolate, cheese, liquors, wine and more on this comprehensive foodie experience.

Sydney’s food scene is incredibly diverse, but knowing where locals actually eat can be tricky for visitors. This guided walking tour helps you discover standout spots across Sydney, with stops at favorite local eateries to sample dishes from around the world—including a few off-menu specialties most travelers miss. As you stroll between bites, your guide shares insights into the city’s culinary scene and the cultural influences that shaped it.

Explore beyond the major tourist attractions and get to know one of Sydney’s most diverse and interesting neighborhoods–Newtown–on this street art and food tour. Avoid the hassle and discomfort of large tours as this one is capped at twelve participants. Learn more about local culture on an art walking tour, then refuel at four food stops, which might include Egyptian, Pakistani, Turkish, Japanese, and more.

Embark on an immersive walking tour led by expert guides, unraveling Sydney's captivating narrative while exploring its iconic landmarks. Ideal for newcomers, locals, and those eager to delve deeper into Australian history, culture, and society, this experience promises rich insights into the city's past and present, including its profound connection with First Nations people. Starting from Customs House, delve into Sydney's colonial history, delving into the impact of British colonization on the indigenous inhabitants. Your knowledgeable guide will offer diverse perspectives on Sydney's evolution, highlighting the roles of Aboriginal communities, British governors, convicts, entrepreneurs, and multicultural migrants. Conclude your enlightening journey with a refreshing beer at a renowned brewery boasting panoramic views of the Sydney Harbour, Bridge, and Opera House.

Discover Sydney’s most infamous crime scenes and learn about its chilling past on this leisurely walking tour. The saying “Truth is stranger than fiction” plays out as you hear Sydney’s most terrifying tales, walk through its neighborhoods, and visit the sites of its true crimes. Your guide provides fascinating facts about the city’s dark history.

Take in the highlights of the Blue Mountains with a private driver-guide on this full-day tour from Sydney. See Australian animals at Featherdale Wildlife Park, visit Scenic World with optional rides on the railway, skyway, or cableway (own expense), and enjoy stops for scenic views and photo opportunities. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a hassle-free experience.

Benefit from a customized half-day tour of Sydney that shares the best of the city and its surroundings. Cover more ground in one afternoon with options such as viewing the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and The Rocks; exploring destinations like Woolloomooloo, Chinatown, Bondi Beach, and beyond; or focusing on interests such as Australian wildlife, food and drink destinations; beaches, historical landmarks, or shopping.

Exploring the Blue Mountains works best with flexible timing and a route tailored to your interests. This private tour includes hotel pickup and a local guide who adjusts the day to suit your pace. Start with a visit to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park to see native animals such as koalas and wombats, then continue into the Blue Mountains National Park. Enjoy viewpoints and walking stops, with the option to ride a cable car for views of Katoomba Falls, and learn about Aboriginal culture along the way.

Ideal for foodies visiting Sydney, take a deep dive into a vital element of Aussie cuisine on this fish market tour. See a side of the Sydney food scene that even few locals are privy to, with the help of a guide to show you the finer points of the local seafood industry and how to pick the best fresh produce long after your vacation ends.

See Sydney in style on a lunch cruise that takes you sailing through spectacular Sydney Harbour aboard a traditional square-rigged tall ship built from the 1920s. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch as your captain sails past iconic Sydney landmarks such as Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Taronga Zoo, and Fort Denison. Have the option to include unlimited beer and wine with your lunch.

While Australia has plenty of nature to see, you have to get out of the city and into the bush to experience it best. Escape the crowds of Sydney on a private tour into nearby wilderness areas, where native Australian wildlife can be seen in its natural habitat. With the help of a local guide, visit the best spots to observe kangaroos and diverse birdlife, without the guesswork of finding them yourself.

Get the most out of your day in the Hunter Valley by combining two of its features—wine and native Australian wildlife—in a single itinerary. With a guide in the lead and transportation all arranged in advance, learn about the famous wine-producing region and its animal inhabitants through stops at a local wildlife park and several boutique wineries. You can also sample cheese and indulge in a winery lunch (extra cost).

Most harbor cruises focus on modern vessels, making it easy to miss Sydney’s maritime heritage. This afternoon sailing experience offers a different perspective aboard a historic tall ship on Sydney Harbour. Learn about traditional sailing and the ship’s history as you cruise past landmarks such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and Fort Denison. Enjoy open-deck views for photography, and choose whether to climb the mast for an added thrill (own expense).

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.

Make the most of your Australia trip on this day trip to Jervis Bay from Sydney—leaving the logistics and driving to someone else. You and a small group will visit the area’s highlights, including Sea Cliff Bridge, Bald Hill, Kiama Blowhole, and the white-sand Hyams Beach, where you’ll have to relax, swim, and snorkel. Your knowledgeable guide shares insights and takes photos along the way.

While the Australian Reptile Park is a great place to go to see Australian wildlife—and not just reptiles—its distance from Sydney makes visiting tricky without your own vehicle. Fortunately, this small-group tour from Sydney serves as an easy, hassle-free alternative. Visit the park to see koalas, kangaroos, and more, participate in a boomerang-throwing lesson, and experience a genuine Australian BBQ.

Explore Sydney with a local guide on a private full-day tour that efficiently covers the highlights. See top destinations including the historic Rocks district, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Sydney Opera House, and learn about the Aboriginal heritage and colonial history of Australia. You’ll also take in attractions such as the Royal Botanic Gardens and Mrs Macquarie’s Chair, stop at Bondi Beach for a walk and lunch, and more.

It takes over four hours to reach Port Stephens from Sydney by public transit. Experience this signature seaside destination in just a day when you book this fully customizable private tour, with 2-way transfers direct from most central Sydney accommodation. Depending on the season, you might choose to join a dolphin-watching or whale-watching cruise, sandboard down the dunes at Anna Bay, ride a camel, or simply enjoy the beach.

Maximise your time in port with a half-day shore excursion that combines the highlights of central Sydney with the seafront sights of the Northern Beaches. Follow your guide on a 4.5-hour tour, stopping to stroll around Darling Harbour and Cockle Bay Wharf, enjoy a unique view of Sydney Harbour from Milsons Point and walk the scenic Manly Corso.

Guidebooks can only take you so far. Explore Sydney beyond the usual tourist trail with a local host who tailors the day to your interests, whether that means iconic sights such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, or lesser-known neighborhoods and hidden gems. Hotel pickup is available on request for central locations to add convenience to your experience.

Avoid the hassle of self-driving and explore the Blue Mountains on a private day tour from Sydney. Visit the Three Sisters rock formation and see panoramic views from Echo Point. Stop at Scenic World (optional, own expense) and admire native animals such as koalas and kangaroos at Featherdale Wildlife Park (admission included).

Experience the sun, sand and surf at Australia’s most iconic beach, with this 1.5-hour walking tour of Bondi Beach. Learn about the area’s Aboriginal heritage, see where the famous ‘Bondi Rescue’ TV show is filmed and learn how Bondi Beach became a hotspot for tourists, celebrities and surfers. Along the way, admire the Bondi Aboriginal rock art sites; pose for photos by the Bondi Pavilion and take a peek at celebrity residences located nearby.

Leave busy Sydney behind for a day in the great outdoors—and leave the sightseeing logistics to someone else—on a private, customizable day-trip to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Following hotel pickup, you’ll see various Blue Mountains lookouts and waterfalls, including Three Sisters, Lincoln’s Rock, and Wentworth Falls. Choose to stop at Featherdale Wildlife Park to see koalas and kangaroos and/or at Scenic World.

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.