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TOP THINGS TO DO IN SYDNEY & NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Scenic World Rides, Blue Mountains
Explore Sydney’s backyard at the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site blessed by sandstone cliffs and gorgeous canyons.
There’s even ancient, Jurassic-like rainforests!
At Scenic World, visitors of all ages can board the world’s steepest passenger railway or brave the glass floor aboard the Scenic Cableway.
2. Sydney Opera House Guided Tour
How does a world-famous Sydney classic, Australian icon and UNESCO World Heritage Site look from the inside?
Step inside the Sydney Opera House to learn about its glamorous architecture and romantic stories via guided tour. You’ll also be treated to a
world-class opera performance and a sneak peek at a ballet rehearsal.
3. Dolphin Watching Cruise, Port Stephens
Home to around 150 bottlenose dolphins, Port Stephens features family-friendly cruises that will take you up close to these adorable sea creatures.
No worries, most cruises will have a high chance of spotting them!
Besides adorable dolphins, animal lovers can also spot large humpback whales as they migrate.
4. Sandboarding & 4WD Adventure, Port Stephens
The Pacific playground of Port Stephens is full of natural monuments like the Stockton Sand Dunes, the largest
moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere.
In this gold, desert-like landscape, tons of family-friendly fun can be found in 4WD dune tours, sandboarding,
quad biking, camel rides and more!
5. Sydney Oyster Farm Experience
Dine at one of Sydney’s must-try culinary experiences with an “immersive” oyster farm tour.
While you taste freshly shucked Sydney Rock and Pacific oysters right in the water, discover the history, methods and ecosystems behind Sydney’s juicy oysters.
A true farm-to-table seafood experience for foodies.
6. Featherdale Wildlife Park
Featherdale Wildlife Park prides itself as Sydney’s premier interactive wildlife park by bringing
you up close with Australia’s furry, feathery and scaly icons.
Hand-feed some hungry kangaroos, hold a sleepy koala or take a smiling quokka selfie –
it’s pure joy for the whole family and a bucket list recommendation from us!
7. Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters
Get your feet wet and kids learning at Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters, a marine conservation and education centre
that’s right next to Port Stephens’ southern coast.
Wade or snorkel into safe, guided pools that closely resemble natural lagoons and learn all about Australia’s often misunderstood sharks and rays.
8. Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride
Not too far from Sydney or Newcastle, early risers can catch the Sydney sunrise with a panoramic hot-air balloon ride!
As you soar over Hunter Valley’s wine heartland, you’ll be treated to vast vineyards,
lofty peaks and a misty veil that melts away with the dawn. Back on earth, breakfast and champagne await!
Wondrous Wine Countryside
Hunter Valley, NSW
Located in New South Wales, Hunter Valley possesses a long and storied wine heritage that
stretches back 180 years, all the way to the first Chardonnay vines planted in Australia.
More than 150 wineries, an array of award-winning restaurants and stunning landscapes draw countless tourists,
who also come to sample its famed Semillon and Shiraz wines.
Touted as the oldest winemaking region in Australia, many wineries still proudly stomp their grapes barefoot
the traditional way while inviting visitors to join in!
WORLD-CLASS DINING
1. Showboat Dinner Cruise, Sydney
On this spectacular dinner cruise, admire Sydney Harbour’s iconic landmarks and water views with your
loved ones accompanied by fine dining and live entertainment.
From May to June, you can also catch Vivid Sydney – a citywide festival that features lightshows,
concerts and art installations that whisk you away into a world of whimsy and fantasy.
2. Portside Restaurant, Sydney
Situated at the Sydney Opera House, Portside Restaurant has waterfront views of the
picturesque Circular Quay and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Portside also offers a uniquely Australian menu prepared with fresh, local and seasonal produce,
making it a great dinner hangout for friends or a romantic date spot to watch the New Year fireworks!
3. Authentic Aussie Eats
Australia is home to fine dining and superb seafood, but everyday Aussie foods can be just as delicious,
especially for younger tastebuds!
This means sampling local Vegemite, smashed avocado toast, meat pies and Lamington cakes!
Or, you could grab a bite (and selfie) at Sydney’s chic Black Star Pastry with its alluring strawberry and watermelon cake.
4. Sydney Fish Market
Shop and dine like the locals do at the brand-new Sydney Fish Market!
Just opened in January 2026, the market has 40+ outlets offering fresh seafood, premium restaurants and casual takeaway
– all underneath a shiny, wave-like roof.
Besides being bait for seafood lovers, the market is a family favourite with its outdoor play area and art installations.
5. Multicultural Menu
Sydney’s Haymarket is a celebrated melting pot of cultures and cuisine.
Here, gourmets can easily enter Chinatown, Koreatown and Thaitown to savor the city’s multicultural menu. Hungry for more?
There’s also Darling Square.
Meanwhile, shopaholics will find deals at Paddy's Markets while arty types will appreciate the classy Capitol Theatre.
Road Trips
New South Wales is home to spectacular coasts, wondrous wildlife, as well as food that will impress even the most serious of gastronomes.
And one of the best ways to experience all that is with a road trip!
This unforgettable 12D road trip – a loop that starts and ends in the world-class state capital Sydney – takes you to all of the state’s premium destinations, such as the Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley, Port Stephens and the Central Coast.
Immerse yourself in nature at heritage-listed national parks, sip remarkable wines in Australia’s oldest wine region, traverse the Southern Hemisphere’s largest moving coastal sand dunes and get up close to the wildlife that call this paradise home.
You’ll soon discover - there’s nothing quite like New South Wales.
VIDEO
Sydney is a glittering modern city that boasts gorgeous beaches and cultural diversity.
Beyond its natural beauty and
iconic landmarks, you’ll also find a thriving foodie scene.
Let’s explore vibrant Sydney with celebrity newscaster Owen Yap!