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When it comes to Australia’s best beaches NSW is home to quite a few. Today we share 20 we think fit the bill as the most beautiful beaches in the state. It’s too hard to rank them so we have gone with an A to Z approach with just a few gaps. After a few … Read more

There are some routes operated by Sydney buses that are perfect for sightseeing. So if you are not much of a HOHO bus person or are travelling on a budget, then these self-guided Sydney bus tours are for you. Sightseeing on Sydney’s Buses is a little more work than jumping on the official hop on … Read more

It might surprise you to hear there is no shortage of amazing free things to do in Sydney. Sydney has a reputation of being an expensive place to visit. And it can be. So we created this list to help you discover free things in Sydney that will help the budget stretch a little further, … Read more

There are lots of things to consider when you are trying to choose the best time to visit Sydney. The weather, public holidays and school holiday periods can all impact how much you enjoy your holiday, affecting costs and crowds. Below we have covered the most frequently asked questions we receive about when is the … Read more

With over 20 bars within five minutes’ walk of the station, finding a bar near Circular Quay is not a difficult mission. However, if you don’t have time for a full day (and night) of bar hopping to discover the very best, you might appreciate a little local advice.  Visiting a bar in Circular Quay … Read more

Trying to decide where to eat in Darling Harbour? It’s such a popular gathering spot for Sydneysiders and visitors alike with more than its share of restaurants, making choosing one a challenge. We find it a really easy meeting place with good transport links and so much choice that we often end up dining here. … Read more

A visit to The Rocks is like opening a living history book. This self-guided walk is your ticket to discovering Sydney’s colonial past, in just a couple of hours. As you stroll along its historic pathways, you’ll uncover tales of the early settlers, admire the colonial architecture, and experience the vibrant atmosphere that has attracted … Read more

I think the buildings in Sydney are pretty impressive for such a young city. I love strolling the inner city area looking up and noticing the small details, especially along Macquarie Street which is home to some of Sydney’s best buildings, a mix of old and new, covering various styles from Gothic Revival to modern … Read more

February is the last month of summer and with the kids heading back to school, life is getting back to normal after the Christmas/school holiday period. Prices and availability of accommodation usually improve. Weatherwise this month is one of the most humid of the summer. The warm temperatures make this a great time to explore … Read more

There are no less than 15 Sydney Airport hotels. Accommodation near Sydney Airport has become much more popular in recent years, and the landscape has changed a lot. If you are looking for the closest hotel to Sydney International Airport or would like to find somewhere to stay near the domestic terminal read on for … Read more

Taking the bus from Watsons Bay to Walsh Bay is a great way to see the city on a budget. We love this self-guided tour because it gives you a chance to get a locals’ view of the city. This day trip takes you from the docks of Walsh Bay to the cliffs of Watsons … Read more

Did you know there are six UNESCO World Heritage sites in NSW? One of these sites includes four different places, bringing the total locations you can visit to nine. Below we share the info you need to plan a visit and complete your NSW World Heritage passport. Ok so there is no NSW UNESCO passport, … Read more