Sydney
Sydney
Tick some of Australia’s most iconic landmarks off your bucket list in Sydney, one of the world’s most popular cities! From the Sydney Opera House to Luna Park and Bondi Beach, there truly is something for everyone.
WHAT TO DO & SEE IN SYDNEY
BLUE MOUNTAINS
Escape the hustle and bustle with a day trip to the Blue Mountains. Immerse yourself in the serenity of nature, explore iconic landmarks, and capture Instagram-worthy moments. Our expert guides will ensure a seamless experience, making your Blue Mountains adventure unforgettable. Read more about a day of awe-inspiring discovery!
ICEBERG CLUB SWIM
Dive into the extraordinary with an Iceberg Club swim at Bondi Beach. Join a community of enthusiasts braving the waves year-round. Unleash your inner adventurer, embrace the exhilaration, and make a splash in the iconic Bondi waters. Experience the thrill on an Iceberg Club swim today!
HARBOUR BRIDGE CLIMB
Reach new heights with the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb — an exhilarating journey offering panoramic views of Sydney's skyline. Conquer the iconic landmark with our expert guides, capturing Instagram-worthy moments. Whether a solo traveler or a group outing, elevate your experience with experience for an unmatched adventure.
ART GALLERY OF NSW
Ignite your passion for art with the Art Gallery of NSW. Immerse yourself in a world of creativity, surrounded by masterpieces from various genres. Expert guides provide insights into artistic techniques and historical context. Elevate your gallery experience with a guided tour, where every visit is a journey of discovery.
BAXTER INN
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Unlock the doors to refinement with a Baxter Inn soirée. Escape to Sydney's premier whiskey destination, where a world-class selection awaits. Immerse yourself in the cozy ambiance and savor the expertise of skilled mixologists. Elevate your evening crafting moments at the Baxter Inn
HOW TO GET TO SYDNEY
In Sydney, coaches arrive and depart from Central Station, Forecourt, Coach Bays 5 & 6, Haymarket NSW.
With more than 180 stops across the country and services in all mainland states and territories, Greyhound is Australia’s largest coach network. Here are our most popular routes to Sydney!
HOW TO GET AROUND SYDNEY
Our bus will drop you at Central Station, in the heart of Sydney’s CBD. From there, you’ll find that Sydney’s comprehensive and convenient public transport system makes it remarkably easy for you to get out and explore.
Sydney trains run frequently and reliably, with most services running from 4am to around midnight. Stations around the city include Central, Museum, St James, Town Hall, Wynyard, Circular Quay, Martin Place and Kings Cross. Trains to the eastern suburbs – including the iconic Bondi Beach – leave from Martin Place Station.
Bus services operate almost 24 hours a day throughout Sydney and surrounding areas. Many services are ‘Prepaid Only’ to reduce delays, which means you’ll need to buy a ticket before you get on board. There are ticket outlets all over the city and at most bus stops.
The most scenic form of public transport in Sydney is the ferry, which leaves from the terminal at Circular Quay and travels around the world-famous Sydney Harbour to locations like Luna Park and Taronga Zoo and suburbs like Manly and Parramatta.
Sydney also has a light rail network, with services operating every 15 minutes from Central to Lilyfield between 6am and 11pm Monday to Thursday, and 6am to midnight Friday and Saturday. A 24 hour service runs from Central to The Star; it runs every 15 minutes from 6am to midnight and every 30 minutes from midnight to 6am. Light rail is particularly convenient for reaching Chinatown, the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo, the International Convention Centre in Darling Harbour, The Star and the Australian National Maritime Museum in Pyrmont and the Tramsheds in Forest Lodge.
The best way to travel on Sydney’s public transport network is with an Opal card, a smartcard that can be used to swipe on and swipe off trains, buses, ferries and light rail in the city and surrounding regions. The Opal card can be acquired and topped up from most newsagents, post offices, convenience stores and supermarkets.
To plan your travel around Sydney using public transport, use the Trip Planner on the government’s Transport Info site.
There are also numerous taxi companies operating in Sydney; taxis can be hailed on the street and at taxi ranks, and pre-booked on the phone or online.