Accompanying Person Tours
Take your pick of guided or self–guided tours in and around Sydney.Guided Tours
All guided tours operate with minimum numbers. Please indicate your tour selections on the registration form.
Sydney Highlights
Available: Thursday 12 and Friday 13 March
Departs: 8.30am
Returns: 11.45am or 2.15pm
Explore the beautiful beaches and famous harbour sites of Sydney. Stop at Milsons Point for spectacular views of the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the famous city skyline. Enjoy morning tea (own expense) at Manly and walk along the Manly Corso. Return to Sydney via the trendy suburbs of Neutral Bay and Mosman. Tour concludes at King Street Wharf where you can join a Magestic lunch cruise.
Tickets: $62 or $128 (with lunch cruise), 50% discount for Child
Paddington and Woollahra Tour
Available: Thursday 12 and Friday 13 March
Departs: 10.00am
Returns: 1.00pm
This tour explores the up-market enclaves of Paddington Sydney’s renowned fashion destinations, and nearby Woollahra. You will visit Australian designer flagship stores, intimate boutiques and independent stores. This is an inspiring walk for enthusiasts of fashion and design. From the established to the up-and-coming, you will discover Sydney’s best kept fashion secrets. Along the way your guide will also point out architectural and historical features of the area, the hangouts of the rich and famous, and give you an insight into the locals’ favourites.
Tickets: $110 per person (includes gourmet lunch)
Group size: Maximum 12 people
Blue Mountains
Available: Thursday 12 and Friday 13 March
Departs: 8.45am
Returns: 6.00pm
Spend the day exploring the Blue Mountains. Visit Leura for lunch before heading to the Three Sisters rock formation in Katoomba for a ride on the Scenic Railway, the world’s steepest railway.
Tickets: $119 Adult, $60 Child (lunch & railway ticket extra)
Or why not check–out one of our suggested self-guided tours of the city and surrounds
Self-Guided Tours
Jump on a ferry from Circular Quay to one of Sydney’s many great waterfront destinations including:
Manly – A perennially popular escape destination one of Sydney’s most popular seaside destinations. Stroll along Manly Beach and Manly Wharf, visit a waterfront café or restaurant or take one of the many heritage trails and bushwalk in the area. Purchase ferry tickets at Circular Quay before departure. For more information visit www.manlyaustralia.com.au.
Taronga Zoo – marvel at Australia's greatest assortment of native and exotic animals. Situated at Mosman, the Zoo has one of the most spectacular panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and the various iconic landmarks. Why not purchase an all-in-one Zoo Pass which includes a return trip on Sydney Ferries from Circular Quay to Taronga Zoo Wharf, entry into Australia's leading zoological garden, sky safari ride and bus connection to the main entry gate. For more information visit www.taronga.org.au.
Cockatoo Island – the largest island in Sydney Harbour. Explore the island’s convict prison past and the many workshops, cranes, towers, wharves, dry docks and houses used in years gone by for ship-building. The impressive sandstone convict structures have been nominated for World Heritage listing. Take a guided tour or explore at your leisure on a self-guided walk. For more information visit www.cockatooisland.gov.au.
Watsons Bay – visit some of Sydney’s most exclusive suburbs. The round trip from Circular Quay to Watsons Bay stops at Garden Island, Rose Bay and Double Bay. Take an hour or the whole day to enjoy the trip. Ferries depart from Watsons Bay, Rose Bay and Double Bay every 30-60 minutes.
More details and further day trip suggestions can be found at www.sydneyferries.com.au in the ‘Explore Sydney Harbour’ section.
