NEW SOUTH WALES is on the east coast of Australia and Sydney is the capital city. Our most stunningly picturesque city is the home to many world-class attractions including Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera House and or course, the Sydney Harbour Bridge. You are spoilt for choice for things to do in Sydney! Once you have exhausted your Sydney activities you will find beyond Sydney are many fantastic locations such as the rugged Blue Mountains, the Hunter Valley winery region, Port Stephens with its National Parks, beaches & dolphins, and many more diverse locations which include rainforests, outback towns and long surfing beaches. Click on the map or scroll down to find out more…
Sydney is the oldest and largest city in Australia. The city is a tourist’s delight with so many iconic offerings including: the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, beautiful beaches, rugged coastlines and a climate that encourages a relaxed outdoor lifestyle! There are plenty of things to do in Sydney, and don’t forget Sydney hosts amazing New Year’s celebrations with a fireworks display from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Read more
Top 4 Highlights for Sydney:
| Max C | Max F | Min C | Min F | Rainfall (mm) | Sunshine Hours | |
| January | 26 | 79 | 19 | 66 | 100 | 7 |
| July | 17 | 63 | 7 | 45 | 69 | 7 |
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Located less than two hours drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains offers a natural wonderland of untamed bush, spectacular rock formations and native wildlife. This World Heritage Area is a unique environment in contrast to the city experience. Highlights include picturesque towns and villages with cafes, boutiques, and plenty of art and antique galleries. There are activities for all ages and fitness levels from visiting the Jenolan Caves, high adventure abseiling, mountain biking or horse-riding to a gentle stroll through pristine scenery.
Top 4 Highlights for the Blue Mountains:
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This coastal drive is spectacular with plenty of towns to explore enroute. Only 950km, there is much to do! Begin with a Kayak the Hawkesbury River, then travel further north to take in plenty of whale & dolphin watching and don’t forget to sandboard or quad bike ride through the Stockton Sand Dunes near Port Stephens. Visit the Koala Hospital at Port Macquarie and learn to surf at the many coastal towns on the way. Stop awhile in Byron Bay and enjoy the magnificent National parks & beaches. Not forgetting the fun to be had in both Sydney & Brisbane!
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This coastal drive is well suited to young families. Only 870km, there is much to do! Feed the kangaroos in Batemans Bay, camp in bush luxury near Huskisson, see the Penguin Parade on Phillip Island, swim with wild Dolphins at Sorrento or Queenscliff, learn to surf in Torquay (the home of the famous surf brands Quicksilver & Ripcurl), and enjoy the magnificent National parks & beaches. Not forgetting the fun to be had in both Sydney & Melbourne!
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