By Air

Direct/Connecting Flights: Thai Airways, Singapore, Malaysian, Cathay Pacific

Sydney Opera House
Australia s most recognizable icon is dramatically situated on the eastern headland of Circular Quay. The Opera House is so unique that it has been photographed a zillion & it s a truly memorable place to see a performance or to sit at one of its outdoor cafes with a bottle of white wine and watch harbor life go by. The Opera House hosts theatre, classical music, ballet and film.

Sydney Harbor Bridge
The bridge is, in its own right, a feat of engineering genius. The Bridge Climb gives thrill-seekers the chance to walk to the top of the 50-storey-high bridge - over the cars and trains rumbling across the deck below - and down the other side.

Darling Harbor
A former dockside area, this small harbor has been transformed into a major tourist site. The vast, paved and landscaped recreation ground is packed with restaurants and shops. These include the Powerhouse Museum, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney Aquarium, LG IMAX Theatre and the Chinese Garden of Friendship, a gift to Sydney from its sister city of Guangdong.

Bondi Beach
Bondi is one of the world s most perfect beaches, a white crescent of sand strung between two rocky headlands, situated just 15 minutes from the city centre. The waterfront scene, with its street musicians, surf shops and bars is ideal for a summer evening.

Sydney Tower
Standing 820ft, Sydney Tower is the city s tallest building, with views over the city, the Harbour, the Olympic Park and as far as Terrigal Beach.

Sydney Olympic Park
Built on the site of an old rubbish tip, the focal point of the best ever Olympics in 2000 is now an attraction in its own right, comprising 15 architecturally magnificent venues as well as extensive parks and wetlands.

Fox Studios Australia
Fox Studios hosted the filming of The Matrix Trilogy (1999/2003), Moulin Rouge (2001) and Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002). The adjoining entertainment precinct includes shops, markets, cinemas, restaurants, mini golf, bungee trampoline and an indoor children s playground.

Sydney Aquarium
This Aquarium is one of the largest and most spectacular aquariums in the world. Experience the enormous diversity of Australian environments and its aquatic life. Nowhere else in the world will you find a larger collection of Australia aquatic life - 650 species!

The Rocks
Nestled at the foot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Rocks - Sydney s historical birthplace - is a neighborhood of winding streets, sandstone cottages and some of Sydney s oldest pubs

Blue Mountains and Australian Wildlife Park
As you climb into the mountains enjoy awe-inspiring views as the canyons open up before you. As far as the eye can see, you will find deep plunging valleys carpeted by a dense lush rainforest the Australian Wildlife Park. The Australian Wildlife Park is where you can get close to over 600 native animals in their natural surroundings from cuddly and cute to venomous and fearsome.

Nocturnal House, Walk through the rainforest aviary and turtle pond, Koala House, Kangaroo Walkthrough, Wetland Habitat, Animal Nursery, Dingo, Koala Valley, Tasmanian Devil, Lorikeets, Venomous Snakes, Fairy Penguins, Saltwater Crocodile.

Full Day Port Stephens Dolphin Watch Cruise
Join the dolphin watch cruise into the calm waters of the bay. The expert crew bring pods of wild dolphins into view.

Taronga Zoo
The most desirable residence in Sydney is inhabited not by the upper echelons of society but by a collection of seals, snow leopards, koalas, kangaroos and wallabies. The zoo s attractions include the Gorilla Forest, the Orangutan Rainforest, Koala Encounters and Cats of Asia.

Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre
Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre is a shopaholics dream with bargains galore and fantastic views. Located on the water s edge, it has more than 100 outlets. Here, you will find cheap goods from the likes of the David Jones Warehouse, Fila.

King Street
King Street s proximity to the University of Sydney ensures that it remains a vaguely run-down area comprised of second hand clothing and book dealers, as well as a variety of cheap eateries. King Street is abuzz in the day and the night.

Leichardt Saturday Market
Organic foods, bric-a-brac, and crafts can be found at this novel little market.

Market City
Market City has just about everything from fashion outlets, cafes, restaurants, dry cleaners, a newsagent, chemist, and an arcade. Witchery, Events, Cue, Esprit, Marcs, Table Eight, Osh Kosh B Gosh, Nine West and United Colors of Benetton will sate your hunger for fashion.

Trains, buses and ferries are generally convenient, reliable and of good value. Sydney s underground city center train loop is the fastest way of getting around, but not exactly the most scenic. The bus network is extensive, but can be slow. There are plenty of fare deals and several hop-on, hop-off buses specifically designed for visitors. The most pleasant way to get around is by ferry.

Emperor Indian Restaurant
Jewel of India

Star City
Conrad Jupiters