• The Rocks - See hidden alleyways, convict built hotels and churches, Australia’s oldest bank, pub and police station in the historic old town of Sydney. Take an interesting photo under the Sydney Harbour Bridge of the spanning arch. Get selfies with the Sydney Opera House in the background.
• Millers Point - See the Sydney Observatory and the historic area from a great lookout overlooking Sydney.
• Sydney Opera House - See the Sydney Opera House up close for great pictures of its ‘sails’ and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Walk into the foyer area and up the entry steps. Inspiring architecture,
• Sydney Harbour Bridge - See the Sydney Harbour Bridge from various parts of Sydney: Circular Quay, The Royal Botanic Garden and from Sydney’s eastern suburbs of Vaucluse and Watsons Bay.
• State Library of New South Wales - Grand building with Roman columns
• Sydney Eye Hospital - Famous sandstone building
• The Mint - Georgian style architecture of where Australia’s first currency was coined
• Hyde Park Barracks - A UNESCO World Heritage site of where convicts were housed.
• Museum of Contemporary Art - Abstract art and Australian Aboriginal Art
• Hyde Park - Beautiful gardens, water fountains and views of the Sydney Tower
• St. Mary’s Cathedral - Australia’s largest Roman Catholic Church
• The Domain - Lovely park where public concerts are held surrounded by large fig trees
• Mrs Macquarie’s Chair - Sit in the famous chair that Governor Lachlan Macquarie ordered convicts to cut into the rock for his wife.
• Royal Botanic Garden Sydney - Drive into the Royal Botanic Garden to see various Australian trees and flowers and stop for the best picture of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House together.
• Art Gallery of New South Wales - Houses international and indigenous art and hosts the Archibald Prize - Australia’s most popular portrait competition.
• Woolloomooloo Wharf - See the famous finger wharf and naval base
• Shark Beach - Enjoy a tea or coffee at one of the nicest swimming beaches in Sydney Harbour
• Camp Cove - Famous spot at a pristine beach where the British raised the flag to claim Sydney
• South Head - Walk to Hornby Lighthouse - Australia’s second oldest lighthouse for grand views of Sydney, Manly and the Pacific Ocean
• Watsons Bay Baths - Watsons Bay is located right at the entrance of Sydney Harbour so has harbour and ocean views.
• Gap Park - Look for dolphins and whales at one of Sydney’s best lookouts
• Macquarie Lighthouse - Australia’s oldest lighthouse designed by a convict
• Bondi Beach - Enjoy lunch on the water, go for a walk on the promenade, enjoy a swim, watch the surfers and skaters, go shopping for souvenirs or designer labels.
• Bondi Iceberg Club - Have a drink at the famous Icebergs - a restuarant complex overlooking a rock pool at Bondi Beach
• Bondi to Coogee Walk - Take an optional walk from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach and Bronte Beach along a walkway on the cliffs and coves of Sydney’s eastern beaches
• Tamarama Beach - Great picture stop overlooking the surfers shredding the waves
• Bronte Beach - Admire the grand architecture overlooking azure blue water
• Centennial Park - See flying foxes(fruit bats), black swans, pelicans, Eurasian coots, ducks and swamphens or take a walk through a rose garden
• Paddington Markets - See the grand Victorian terrace townhouses in the village of Paddington, drive down famous Oxford St and check out their markets.
• Chinatown - See the array of Asian shops, restaurants and markets
• Darling Harbour - Walk along the board walk to King St Wharf and Barangaroo - one of Sydney’s busiest waterside location

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Goods and Services Tax (GST) included
• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Parking fees covered

• Lunch
• Gratuities

SEE SPECTACULAR SYDNEY - THE FAMOUS SIGHTS AND HIDDEN LOCAL SECRETS on a Private Tour of Sydney and the Bondi Beach area.

The places we can visit are the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Rocks, Royal Botanic Garden, Woolloomooloo, Chinatown, Darling Harbour, Paddington, Watsons Bay, Rose Bay.

Visit the Sydney Harbour National Park for local wildlife, stroll to Hornby Lighthouse at South Head or parts of the Bondi to Coogee Walk.

Try a weekend market, art gallery, city winery or micro brewery. Go gift shopping or try local produce at a beachside restaurant. There’s options aplenty.

We are a fun Australian business owned by Ben Barry - a tour guide of over 15 years.

Personalised Sydney Tours have flexible itineraries and it’s your choice whether you want a slower paced experience with a walk or two or one that quickly packs in every sight. Depending on where you have been and what you have seen, we can customise each tour to your interested areas and activities.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.