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Are you trying to decide where to eat on Christmas Day in Sydney? Whether you like to celebrate with Christmas Eve dinner, have a seafood lunch, dig into a Christmas buffet or prefer a more traditional Christmas menu look no further, we have done all the research to save you hours of searching. Please note … Read more

How much can you fit into 3 days in Sydney? You can cover quite a bit of ground if you plan your time carefully. Today we will help you out with a perfect itinerary for a first-time visit to the harbour city.  Sydney is a big city with more attractions and landmarks than you can … Read more

Looking for things to do in Sydney with kids? If you are planning a holiday to Sydney with kids, your itinerary will need to include things to do that are suitable for young explorers. We have put together our Sydney with kids bucket list with the help of the members of our community who have shared … Read more

For visitors asking “What are the best coastal walks near me in Sydney?” or “Where can I find scenic waterfront walking trails?” – this comprehensive guide answers all your questions about Sydney’s most spectacular seaside paths. From the famous Bondi to Coogee walk to hidden coastal trails, Sydney offers walking tracks for every ability. This … Read more

July in Sydney brings crisp winter days perfect for exploring the city’s indoor attractions and, when the sun is shining, our beautiful national parks. While temperatures are cooler than most visitors expect, clear blue skies are common, making it an excellent time for both indoor and outdoor activities. On very special (and rare) occasions we … Read more

Navigating Sydney’s extensive public transport network is easy with the Sydney Opal Card. As a lifelong Sydneysider who relies solely on public transport and has insider knowledge from my bus driver partner, I’m here to simplify the Opal system for you. This guide covers the essentials for visitors, answering common questions from our Facebook Group. … Read more

Taking the Sydney Airport train to the centre of the city is a good option for most visitors and one of the quickest ways to get to the CBD. Solo travellers and couples will find the airport train cheaper than a taxi, and it is a pretty straightforward trip if you are staying in the middle of town. While … Read more

Looking for something special to do in Sydney this winter? Christmas in July celebrations are back, and this year they’re bigger than ever. The Rocks is hosting a 10-day festival featuring Australia’s first Fire Pit Cinema, where you can watch Christmas classics while toasting marshmallows under the stars. Whether you fancy sipping mulled wine at … Read more

Looking for somewhere special to escape Sydney’s winter chill? We’ve tested properties across NSW to find spots that justify the journey. Each offers something unique, from waterviews to bushland isolation, and they won’t all break the bank! We’ve included a couple of budget priced winter getaways and all the practical details you need to plan … Read more

Looking for the perfect family-friendly hotel in Sydney? From harbourside luxury to beachfront apartments, we’ve handpicked the best accommodation options for families. As locals who’ve raised kids (and now grandkids) in this city, we know exactly what makes a great family stay. This page may contain compensated links. Please refer to our disclaimer for more details. … Read more

“Is Coffs Harbour worth stopping at?””Should we do Byron Bay as a day trip or stay overnight?””Can we do the whole drive in one day?” In this Sydney to Brisbane road trip guide we cover all this and offer several itineraries to help you get the most out of this iconic Aussie drive. Every week … Read more

Our 48 hours in Newcastle surprised us! Just 2.5 hours from Sydney, this coastal gem packs in more than we expected for a weekend getaway. From stunning beaches and ocean pools to a thriving food scene and rich history, Newcastle kept us busy and left us planning our next visit. We spent 48 hours exploring … Read more