Things to do in Sydney

the tour is great and I strongly suggest to book earlier timeslot so you can have a better view with less people. my ticket included meals in either restaurant or opera bar. the vibe and drinks of opera bar is greats but not the food 🙂‍↔️

On August 14th, I participated in the wonderful Zigzag Tour. Our first stop was Featherdale Wildlife Park. It was a truly enjoyable experience to see and feed cute wallabies, kangaroos, and quokkas, which can only be found in Australia. Next, we saw the Three Sisters, and the natural scenery was absolutely magnificent. We also got to see a beautiful sunset at a hidden spot, which was lovely. Afterward, we had some delicious pizza in Katoomba. Finally, it was truly wonderful to see countless stars in the magnificent night sky. Thank you so much for helping me create such great memories in Sydney! Haha.

The tour to Blue Mountain National Park is such a bliss! The joy and laughter was, especially, attributable to our cheerful tour guide, Ricky. To start off, he is an Italian who enjoys pizza with pineapples. He s really helpful taking beautiful photos and creating laughters throughout the journey. A HIGHLY recommended trip for you all.

it was an amaxing trip. I like how Mr. Perry explained to us, also giving us amble time for each location. not rushing at all. A very relax trip. A must go trip to Blue Mountain if you go Sydney. Recommend to sit the red railway. it was fun. We took all 3 with 360 degrees cablecar too.

we have a wonderful one day trip with Sean! very helpful in helping us to take the very photogenic picture at the best spots , informative guide , perfect scenery . we got a instax picture as memories for this wonderful trip , such a lovely and considerate planning from Sean ! highly recommended for everyone who looking for a one day trip outside of Sydney, the scenery are marvelous

It was such a fun and memorable experience going to see the Sea life aquarium with our kids. We were also celebrating my husband's birthday during that time. Having a discounted ticket is also a plus because of the living expenses, and we get to enjoy it because our kids are still free. We just enjoyed every bit of it.

we took the 9.15am ferry, it's not too crowded and the safety briefing was precise. the crew helped to spot the whales and we had 20 mins of whale viewing time before we said farewell to the the giant sea mammals. The boat was quite distanced from the whales, without a powerful camera it's looks pretty tiny. see the tiny fish using handphone vs the bigger ones using a camera. Overall, we thank God for the nice weather and good show-off by the whales. experience:great safety:good location: satisfactory, Abit far instructor: knowledgeable, whales do not eat during migration.

the experience was great! the cruise offers a mini bar on board as well as vomit bags. we spotted 3 whales, splashing out of water! i strongly suggest to check the tide and weather before booking the date and time. The operator is at circular bay wharf, where you can look for to change a date or time

I would say it was well worth the price to have it in a pass. It saved us money thats for sure. We enjoyed the aquarium but it was too crowded as we went on a rainy Sunday. The wild life zoo was short but fun nevertheless especially with the kangaroos. I suggest coming in the morning and then do the aquarium in the afternoon. We also did the Sydney eye tower.