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Sydney Highlights
Tour
About
What's Available
5 featuresHalf Day or Less
Customised
Nature and wildlife
Walking and Biking Tours
Walks
Other tours by Sydney Incognita
Northern Beaches Tour
Sydney offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Start with breakfast at Balmoral. Watch the morning activities on the beach while you enjoy your coffee and breakfast. After a short walk, they head for Manly. Stops along the way offer fabulous views of the harbour and the coast. A short stroll along the Corso and Manly Beach and they continue to Barrenjoey Head. A 1.5 hour round trip walk brings you to the light house with breathtaking views of the coastline. If you are lucky, you can watch the humpback whales (April to December). They also offer the possibility for a swim in the ocean, so don't forget to bring a towel and your swimmers! A barbecue lunch is included.
Blue Mountains Tour
World Heritage listed and only 80 kilometres from Sydney. Steep cliffs, waterfalls, pure nature. In 1815, Lawson, Wentworth and Blaxland crossed this mountain range while searching for new pasture for the expanding colony. After a short stop at Homebush, site of the Olympic Games 2000, spend the rest of the day in this fascinating mountain region: Wentworth Falls, Leura, Katoomba and Blackheath. Discover fabulous viewing points and take in the beautiful scenery. Return travel is via Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens. Enjoy a real hot chocolate (included), stops for coffee and lunch (at own expense), and browsing through boutiques. Optional: at Scenic World, descend to the valley floor on board the steepest railway in the world (or for those who prefer by cableway).
Rocks Tour
Sydney 1788. Captain Arthur Phillip reaches Sydney with the First Fleet. 1,350 convicts, seamen and settlers arrived at their new home. Sydney Cove and The Rocks bear witness of the beginnings of this new penal settlement. Walk through small alleys passed old buildings. Listen to stories of early life and survival. See how the settlement moved from early beginnings to the modern era. And then the present Rocks: the Rocks Markets, museums and galleries, concerts, festivals, restaurants and pubs. Look forward to Sydney Incognita - the unknown Sydney - at The Rocks.
Experience Animals and Culture
Travel north passed the Hawkesbury River to Ku-Ring-Gai National Park. Stop near Gosford to visit an Aboriginal rock carving. After a short visit to the Mount Penang Gardens (time and weather permitting) arrive at the Australian Reptile Park, famous for breeding, research and venom extraction. Enjoy a 'hands-on' experience and short 15-minute demonstrations. Check out the Spider World exhibition and the Reptile House. Pet and feed the kangaroos that roam around freely and pet a Koala (photo opportunity, included). Short bushwalks lead you past bird enclosures and through the Australian bush. A barbecue lunch is included in the tour.
Watsons Bay and South Head
Food and water shortage forced Captain Phillip to leave Botany Bay in January 1788. Sailing up the coast, he found the entrance to 'the finest harbour in the world'. He stayed here, at Camp Cove, before heading further into the harbour and into Sydney Cove. Camp Cove, Watsons Bay and South Head offer stunning views of the city, the harbour and the coastline. Remnants of harbour defences, lighthouses and shipwrecks bear witness to the rough past. Enjoy a ferry trip from Circular Quay to Watsons Bay. Then walk along the coastline and take in the history, stories and views. If you love eating fish, you might want to stay for lunch at Doyles Restaurant at Watsons Bay, Sydney's most famous fish restaurant (optional). Route includes ferry, stairs, steps, walkways.
Price range
From $69 To $139 per person