Sydney Tour

Sydney By Ferry

Sydney is a harbour city with extensive waterways, bays and rivers. There are 41 wharves in Sydney so you are able to travel by ferries in the all around the Sydney Harbour(Port Jackson) and make long trips from Parramatta to Manly. The main wharf is Circular Quay where all ferries depart from. You can visit any of the bays with spectacular views and enjoy the parks, restaurants and local activities.

There are a few places where the best way to go is by ferry. These places are the must see in Sydney category. You not only can enjoy the destinations but travelling by ferry as well. You will be entertained by watching the famous icons, buildings and natural beauty of the harbour.

Manly

The most popular destination is Manly. It is famous about its sunny and crowded beaches. You can enjoy all kind of water activities like swimming, surfing, kayaking, speed boating and scuba diving or play beach ball or just lie down for a tan. You can walk on the day and night busy Corso or just take one of the many walking track like Shelly beach, The Quarantine Station, Sydney Harbour National Park, Scenic Drive or North Head.
Manly

Oceanworld Manly - daily live shows and guided tours allow you to get up close and personal to dangerous, deadly creatures. You will see huge sharks, stingrays, snakes, spiders, crocodiles and much more. If you're coming from the Sydney ferry, turn left and walk along the esplanade from the ferry terminal to get to Oceanworld. Manly Art Gallery and Museum - regional gallery and museum featuring Australian art, ceramics and local history collections.

Watson’s Bay

Watson's Bay is Sydney most picturesque place. Originally it was an old fishing village on the southern peninsula. When you get off the ferry, go for a walk up to South Head, On your way there, you'll find Camp Cove, the spot where the first fleet, Australia's first European settlers stopped. You also can find the site of Sydney's worst maritime tragedy. (Dunbar) Enjoy the views of sandstone cliffs and rugged coastline. Watson’s Bay

If you continue your walk to South you will find the Signal Station and Macquarie Lighthouse. The path leading to North will take you to The Gap, Naval Base, Sydney Harbour National Park, beaches (nude Lady Beach) and Hornsby Lighthouse. Visit Vaucluse House, set on ten hectares, it's the oldest house museum in Australia. By the time you finish walking, you must have a big appetite for a glass of wine and a seafood lunch that you can find at the famous, generations-old Doyle’s restaurant.

Taronga Zoo

Well, everybody already has visited a zoo during their lifetime. What can Taronga Zoo offer? Taronga Zoo has been voted the world's best zoo. It is home to over 3,000 animals. If you are not planing to go outback or visit a wildlife park then you will see all kinds of Australian animals here such as kangaroos, koalas, wombats, Tasmanian devils, dingoes, emus and platypus. Taronga Zoo is very special for its location. It is situated on elevated land along the waterfront, in one of the most beautiful points on Sydney Harbour overlooking Sydney’s icons. You can join open programs like bird show. Do not miss out the scenic cable car that starts at the wharf that allows you to get a good picture of the zoo and its magnificent surroundings.

Taronga Zoo Wild Australia Experience

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