From iconic city landmarks to the breathtaking nature nearby, here are six travel points that will let you dive deep into the true charm of Sydney


01
Opera House



Sydney's landmark, the Opera House, is a representative building of the 20th century and a world-class opera house.

Taking photos with the Opera House in the background is a must-do on your trip to Sydney! If you feel like just looking at it isn't enough, try a docent tour. You can see all the real aspects of the Opera House, including the backstage of the opera stage. Or, I recommend watching an opera performance that fits your travel schedule.

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02
Harbour Bridge



Another landmark representing Sydney, Harbour Bridge is the second longest arch bridge in the world.

With both roadways and sidewalks, you can walk across the bridge and enjoy the views of Sydney and the blue sea. Want to experience the Harbour Bridge in a more special way? I recommend trying the thrilling 'Harbour Bridge Climbing' which takes you up to 134m above the bridge.

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03
Bondi Beach



Sydney's Bondi Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the world.

You can encounter dazzling white sand, blue sea, and a unique swimming pool right in front of the sea! You can swim, sunbathe on the beach, or rent a board if you like surfing. If you're a beginner but want to try surfing, you can join a 2-hour surfing class where all equipment is provided and ride the waves with a professional surfer.

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04
Blue Mountains



Encounter the magnificent scenery of cliffs, canyons, lush forests, and blue valleys!

The Blue Mountains, with its mysterious blue light, are beautiful to see during the day, but the scenery at sunset is also fantastic. And you can meet the amazing nature, including the night sky filled with stars that seem to pour down. If you feel burdened to visit by yourself, I recommend a 7-hour tour that departs from Sydney and covers all the representative courses of the Blue Mountains (Kings Tableland, Laura Village, sunset and night view of the Blue Mountains).

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05
Port Stephens



One of the amazing natural landscapes you can encounter near Sydney is Port Stephens.

In Port Stephens, where the sea and desert coexist exquisitely, you can meet a group of dolphins or ride a 4-wheel drive vehicle through the desert. In addition, sandboarding in the desert is also a recommended activity.

There is also a tour that takes you to the true charm of Port Stephens! Travel conveniently by car and enjoy everything from the desert and sea to Australian wine tasting.

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06
Featherdale Wildlife Park



Featherdale Wildlife Park, located in the suburbs of Sydney, guarantees more than just an ordinary zoo.

Featherdale Wildlife Park is a special zoo where you can interact directly with unique Australian animals such as kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, and quokkas. Unlike other zoos, the fences are low, allowing you to see the animals up close and vividly. Try the program where you can have a meal with koalas at certain times, and the special program where you can meet various animals!

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