Sydney Day trips

Taking the guided tour of the Sydney Opera House was an unforgettable experience that truly brought this architectural masterpiece to life. While its striking sails are breathtaking from the outside, stepping inside reveals an even deeper level of beauty, history, and innovation. Our guide was knowledgeable, passionate, and full of fascinating stories — from the challenges of its construction to insights into performances that have graced its stages. We explored several of the main performance halls, and walked through areas not usually open to the public. The tour provided a real appreciation for both the artistry and engineering behind the Opera House. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a performing arts lover, or just curious about one of the world’s most iconic buildings, this tour is well worth your time.

I went on the Featherdale + Blue Mountains tour with guide Kelvin Sung! Since it was a summer starlight tour, the schedule ended late, but after it was over, instead of saying "Ah, I'm tired," the first thing I said was "Wow, that was a great trip." From the moment we set off, I noticed that the guide's voice was really nice, lol. I thought he was a radio DJ... it was easy to concentrate on the explanations because they were so easy on the ears. We started the day at Featherdale Wildlife Park, and it was amazing to see Australian animals in real life. We took pictures with the panoramic view at Lincoln's Rock, and had plenty of time for a break in Leura Village. It was amazing that the schedule went smoothly even though the temperature exceeded 40 degrees Celsius that day. He timed the breaks perfectly, so there was no physical strain. We had dinner in Katoomba Village, and I recharged my k-blood at the Korean restaurant he recommended after a long time. The most impressive thing was definitely the Blue Mountains sunset and the stargazing. Especially when watching the sunset and the stars, the guide took us to a secret spot he had discovered himself, and the scenery was so quiet and peaceful that the emotion was doubled. In the car, he didn't just explain the tourist attractions, but also gave us encouraging words and positive expressions, which made me feel good throughout the tour. Everyone in the tour group said, "He's the best guide I've ever met," and I completely agree. Even in the hot weather, he took care of us meticulously and created a great atmosphere, making it a tour that will remain in my memory for a long time. I really want to recommend it to people around me, and if I come again, I will definitely choose this tour again!!

I spent a day on this tour during my Sydney trip and it was truly satisfying. From the morning pickup to the itinerary, everything was systematically managed, so I could enjoy it comfortably. At Featherdale Wildlife Park, I was thrilled to see koalas and kangaroos up close. The view of the Blue Mountains was much grander than the pictures I had seen, and the cable car and railway at Scenic World were thrilling and fun. The guide explained everything in detail and took good care of the photo spots in between, so I had a fulfilling day. If you visit Sydney, I highly recommend it!

didnt imagine in my whole life that the blue mountains would be this majestic and beautiful, you should try it too!

The majestic scenery of the Blue Mountains offers a visual and physical escape when you ascend to take in the views. The activity starts with a photo op at Lincoln's Rock, where you can sit on the edge of the cliff – the driver/guide will help take pictures, but be mindful of your own safety as there's an endless drop below. I have a fear of heights and felt dizzy, so I took the picture standing up. Next, we went to Echo Point to admire the Three Sisters rock formation up close and appreciate their unwavering, resilient spirit. Then came the highlight of the tour – experiencing three different cable cars at Blue Mountains National Park. For the red cable car, which has the steepest incline, it's best to hold onto your backpack and not leave it on the empty seat next to you, because the descent gets incredibly steep, and your bag will likely fall down to several seats in front of you. After the descent, there's a forest trail with many lifelike dinosaur displays. The whole itinerary is quite relaxing, and at lunchtime, you'll go to town for a free meal, where you can choose your favorite restaurant.

We participated in Boxing Day on December 26th. The weather was cloudy with occasional rain. Even though it was supposed to be summer in Sydney, the temperature was low and very cold (enough to see our breath). However, thanks to the wonderful support of our guide, Mayuko, we were able to efficiently and thoroughly enjoy the key spots. Since the Blue Mountains have a high altitude, I think it's a good idea to have a thick jacket, even if Sydney is warm. If you don't need it, you can leave it on the bus. The brownie at the chocolate shop in the town of Leura, where we stopped for lunch, was so delicious that I can't forget it. I would like to try again on a day with good weather.

The Port Stephens tour with Director Koo Jeong-yeol exceeded all expectations. His expert guidance filled the travel time, making it anything but boring, and allowed us to thoroughly enjoy every activity, including the dolphin cruise and desert sandboarding. He even used his theater and film background to capture incredible " 인생샷(Pictures for life)" in the desert, creating lasting memories. We also appreciated how meticulously he managed the schedule, allowing us to experience everything comfortably ahead of other groups. His friendly consideration and upbeat attitude throughout the tour made it a truly perfect day.

We had an amazing time today though the weather did not do us a favour. We couldn't get to see any Blue mountains nor 3 sisters etc. But we simply love the heavy fog and the walk in the Rainforest. Our tour guide Lower ( I'm not sure how to spell his name) was amazing. He tried his best to make sure we still get to enjoy the trip despite the weather and we did! He will think of something for us to experience which I think is remarkable!

Meet at 12:30 PM. The entire trip will head south from Sydney, passing through two national parks as stops along the way. We'll get out to see the ocean views, waterfalls, and use the restroom. Dinner is at 5:30 PM. The highlight is visiting super cute wild kangaroos and wombats after dinner. The tour guide will also be our photographer, taking close-up photos of us (kangaroos within ten meters, wombats within two meters). On the way back, we'll pass through darker areas in the countryside to look at the starry sky and use the restroom, arriving back at the city center subway station around 10:30 PM. The first half is relatively dull, feeling a bit like it was deliberately added to enrich the itinerary. Anyway, the highlight is the part after dinner; seeing wild wombats and kangaroos is ten times more enjoyable than seeing them in a zoo. The tour guide introduced local culture and colloquialisms, but I couldn't understand the English jokes due to my poor English skills. The entire trip involves visiting free national parks and rest areas, making it suitable for travelers who don't want to drive themselves.