Kirstinia Jurovich
Rain or shine the easily identifiable tour guides, dressed
in their iconic lime green t-shirts and bright green tennis shoes, will be
hitting the pavement to show people the hidden gems that Sydney has to offer.
The Sights Tour is not just about
showing people “the touristy things”, it is about showing the cool funky little
things that the city has to offer that people would not normally find. If you
turn up to Sydney and you do not know
where things are, do not necessarily want to book something, or do not know
what you want to do for the day, this tour is the perfect fit.
Catch Some Sun at Some of Australian’s Beautiful
Beaches on the
This walk takes about 2 hours to complete, or maybe longer
if you stop and enjoy the beautiful sights. The photo opportunities are
endless! Along the way there are beautiful
places to surf, swim, sunbathe or just take in the beautiful scenery. Each
beach along the way has its own unique personality. Snorkel in the secluded Gordon’s Bay and catch
some waves at the beautiful Tamarama Beach on your way
to the iconic Bondi Beach! 





Get a Unique View of the Sydney Harbor at the Royal Botanic Gardens
Situated right along the beautiful sparkling waters of the
Sydney Harbor, The Royal Botanic Gardens offer a lot of places to go and sights
to see. Gaze upon Picasso pieces at the NSW Art Gallery, look at the
numerous gardens, and tour
one of Australia’s oldest buildings, the Governor’s House. This house
has one of the best views in the city, and the tour gives a neat insight into
the past and present of Australia’s government in the Sydney area. Tours are
conducted on the weekends, and run every 30 minutes from 10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Thanks to all these
free opportunities, anybody can experience the beautiful city of Sydney.
Awesome job, if I ever go I am definitely going try this! Beautiful pictures and very informative!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures, I can't wait to visit here one day!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very informative and detailed piece. As I was reading, I felt like I was really there, which is a sign of great writing. This blog makes me really want to go to Sydney one day. I thought it was really cool how you didn't use URL's for your links but you used the names of the places as the links.
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