• St. Mary’s Cathedral - St. Mary’s Cathedral is a renowned and historically significant landmark in Sydney, perfect for those who appreciate storytelling and heritage. Situated on St. Mary’s Road near Hyde Park, the cathedral occupies the site of Australia’s first Catholic chapel. The current building, crafted by architect William Wilkinson Wardell, is a magnificent example of Gothic Revival architecture, constructed from local Sydney sandstone. Its twin spires, completed in 2000, create a striking silhouette on the city skyline.

• Mrs Macquarie’s Chair - Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair is not an actual chair but a sandstone seat, hand-carved over 200 years ago. Created in 1810 for Mrs. Elizabeth Macquarie, the wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie, an early leader of New South Wales, this spot was cherished by Mrs. Macquarie. At that time, the area was surrounded by nature, offering views of trees, sky, and sea. She frequently visited to enjoy the harbor view, prompting workers to carve this seat into the rock as a peaceful retreat.

Today, the view from this location remains one of Sydney’s finest. From here, you can see:

• The Sydney Opera House: A description of the Opera House
• The Harbour Bridge: A description of The Harbour Bridge
• Often, sailboats gliding across the water.

It’s an ideal spot for photography, especially at sunset, so be sure to capture some memorable shots!

• Bondi Beach - Bondi Beach, spelled B-O-N-D-I, is one of the world’s most famous beaches. The name originates from an Aboriginal word meaning ‘water breaking over rocks.’ This stunning stretch of golden sand, approximately 1 kilometer long, is beloved by both locals and tourists.

Visitors flock here to surf, swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze. Even in winter, people can be seen walking, jogging, or enjoying a coffee with ocean views.

Bondi is the epicenter of Australia’s surf culture, with surfers hitting the waves almost daily. Some are seasoned professionals, while others are just starting. If you’ve ever wanted to try surfing, this is an excellent place to take a lesson!

• Gap Park - “The Gap” is a dramatic ocean cliff located in the eastern Sydney suburb of Watsons Bay. It’s one of Sydney’s most iconic natural landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the Tasman Sea.

The Gap is a sandstone and shale cliff face, part of Sydney’s rugged coastline. It rises approximately 80 meters (260 feet) above sea level, providing panoramic sea views, especially stunning at sunrise.

This is not a beach or swimming area—it’s a cliff edge with powerful waves crashing below, showcasing nature’s raw, dramatic beauty.

• Watsons Bay - From this point, take the ferry to Sydney City. The journey offers a comprehensive view of Sydney along the way.

• Admission fees
• Ferry Fee

• Lunch

Explore Sydney’s must-see attractions on this exclusive small group tour. Limited to just five participants, this tour offers a personalized experience as you visit both iconic landmarks and lesser-known treasures often overlooked by tourists.

An expert guide will share fascinating stories about Sydney’s culture and history, providing a unique insight at each location. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary pick-up and drop-off at all CBD hotels, making your experience seamless and stress-free. Operating six days a week, this tour offers flexibility to fit your schedule.

• Half-day tour showcasing Sydney’s top attractions and hidden narratives
• Small group tour with a maximum of 5 people for a more personalized experience
• Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from your CBD hotel
• Available 6 days a week for your convenience

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.