Sydney’s natural beauty and outdoor lifestyle make it the perfect playground for active explorers. Take on the iconic Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk, where ocean views and hidden beaches meet to create one of Australia’s most scenic coastal trails. Along the way, stop for a refreshing swim at Bronte or Tamarama Beach.
For those drawn to the water, kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding on Sydney Harbour offers a unique way to explore the city. Paddle past the Sydney Opera House and beneath the Harbour Bridge, all while enjoying calm waters and uninterrupted views of the skyline.
If you’re looking to venture beyond the city, the Blue Mountains National Park provides a refreshing escape. Just a short drive from Sydney, this UNESCO World Heritage site features towering cliffs, lush bushland, waterfalls and walking tracks suitable for all fitness levels.


Sydney is home to unforgettable, bucket-list experiences. Take on the legendary Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb and ascend one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks. With daytime, twilight and night climb options available, each experience offers breathtaking views across the harbour and city.
For a slower pace, a Sydney Harbour cruise is a must. Whether you choose a sightseeing or sunset cruise, you get to see the city from a new perspective while enjoying a relaxed and memorable experience.
For wildlife lovers, visit Taronga Zoo, where native Australian animals meet spectacular harbour views. Encounters with koalas, kangaroos and marine life make this an exhilarating experience for visitors of all ages.
Sydney’s creative and cultural scene is rich, diverse and deeply connected to its history. Explore The Rocks, Sydney’s oldest neighbourhood, where cobblestone laneways, heritage buildings and weekend markets bring the city’s past to life. Guided walking tours provide insights into Sydney’s history.
Art lovers will enjoy a visit to the Art Gallery of New South Wales, home to an impressive collection of Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and international artworks. Located on the edge of the Royal Botanic Garden, it’s an inspiring space to explore.
For live performances and entertainment, catch a show at the Sydney Opera House. From cabaret to classical music performances, there is something for everyone at the Opera House.


Food lovers can explore the vibrant dining precincts of Barangaroo and Darling Harbour, where waterfront restaurants showcase modern Australian cuisine, fresh seafood and global flavours all with harbour views.
For a taste of Sydney’s multicultural food scene, head to Chinatown and Haymarket, where bustling food courts, authentic Asian restaurants and dessert bars offer endless options.
Avid shoppers will enjoy exploring Westfield Sydney located in the heart of the CBD. For something more unique, wander through the Queen Victoria Building, where historic architecture meets boutique shopping.