#sydneytours

Must Do Day Trips from Sydney Australia

 Australia is one of the dreamlands of many people all over the world. They are definitely attracted by the eye-catching sights of Sydney, Australia. Sydney might be the fantastic day trip plan for anyone who is awaiting to enjoy the life. It takes maximum of two to three-hour drive from Sydney to such destination that you are dreaming. So, hurry up and get ready for your most waited day tours from Sydney.

This article explains beautiful view of Blue Mountains. Then about fresh food and wine experience in Hunter Valley. Finally, it takes you to beaches and fishing off Port Stephens.

 Blue Mountains Day trip from Sydney

 Blue Mountains leave you feeling 664,000 acres of wilderness with continuous forests consists of waterfalls, rock paintings, and hiking trails.

 Evans lookout – Blue Mountains

This special geographical area is located from 100 km away towards the west of Sydney. If you love to get mix with the local life of Australia, arrange a train from Sydney to Blackheath or Katoomba. But it just takes about one and half hour drive from Sydney by a car through M4 Motorway. If not, contact a local tour company who organizes Blue Mountains day tours from Sydney. Then you will not miss any of important scenery there.  

 In Blue Mountains day trip, you are able to,

 v Visit Three Sisters which is an ancient rock formation in relation with aboriginal legends near Katoomba. This destination bears the main natural attraction of Blue Mountains.  You are able to experience in Cable car, railway, walkway, and cableway ride also. Don’t forget to watch lyrebirds in bright summer days.  

 v Involve in a healthy bushwalk from the Leura picnic area.

  v Visit Jenolan Caves which is an amazing cave system. And enjoy walking more than 850 steps to see it.

 Jenolan caves

  Hunter Valley Day Trip from Sydney

 You will be in the Hunter valley within three hour drive from Sydney.  Because it is 230 km away towards the north of Sydney. The most awakening fact is that   the valley is among the oldest wine regions in Australia.

  Hunter Valley Gardens

  There are many ways you can each to Hunter Valley from Sydney. Firstly, you can reach there by driving, taking the M1 Pacific Motorway to Cessnock. If not, visit there through public transport by catching the Newcastle train from Sydney Central station. Then, get off from Morisset and have to follow the signs to the visitors’ center.  Last option is to book a Hunter Valley wine tour leaves from Sydney. There are small group Hunter Valley wine tours and Hunter Valley private tour options available based on your budget.  

 In Hunter Valley Day trip, you are able to

 v Taste any type of  wine entering over 150 boutique wineries

 v  Have a mouthful of chocolate being in the best chocolate shops.

 v  Fulfill your tummy requests being in Hunter Valley restaurants overlooking vineyards.

 v Visit Hunter Gardens to feel the true beauty of nature.

 v  Have the experience of sky view of Hunter Valley through balloon ride.

  Port Stephens day Trip from Sydney

 The elegant Port Stephens is twice bigger than that of Sydney harbor.  It is 200 km away towards the north of Sydney. It takes about a two and half hour drive from Sydney.

If you need a public service, take Port Stephens express bus from the Central Station to port Stephens. But using a bus will take your nightlong time. You can take M1 Motorway from the city if you drive there. But do not get tired with your own wheels.  Save your energy for the adventurous activities there. So just pick Port Stephens tours for an uninterrupted experience in this "Dolphin Capital" of Australia. Furthermore keep in your mind, if you are planning to book a tour, you will save your money also.

In Port Stephens day trip, you are able to

 v Have an experience of sailing while watching dolphin. Join a cruise for wonderful 1 and half hour duration.  Hurry up and book your seat as soon as you went there.

 v Enjoy an exclusive Sand boarding safari.  So, make sure to be with your sand board.

 v Have a beach dune tours and Sygna Shipwreck tours with Four  

Wheel Drive adventure activities.  

 v Have another thrill full event. It is Tomaree Head Hike.

Foodie tour in Sydney, Australia

From the sweet to the exquisite, there's something for everybody in the splendid food centre known as Sydney. Get your hands filthy eating road food in a hurry, dive into tempting treats, fulfil yourself with exemplary local produce, and find extraordinary artisan cafés around the city. Yes, you heard right. Today I am gonna share my (Street Food Guy) my foodie experience when I was in Sydney before the Covid19 pandemic. I was lucky to grab a discounted ticket from BA and travel from the UK to vibrant Sydney to taste some authentic foods. Thanks to Sydney Top Tours (a highly reputable Sydney Private Tours company), I was able to sneak into the best restaurants in the city to taste some finger liking food and some restaurants in Hunter Valley whilst my Hunter Valley wine tour from Sydney.

 My first stop of the Sydney foodie tour

Yearning to fulfil steady desire to taste sweet? Then the La Renaissance Patisserie and café in the perfect fit. Located at the 47 Argyle street near the Museum of Contemporary Arts, it has all your sweet choices and our first stop of this tour to have a brekkie coffee. This French gastronomy influenced café offers all your pastry needs starting from celebration cakes, viennoiseries (pastries), picnic baskets, tarts, and. Macaroons. But do you what I like most there? Mmmm…. The Gateaux de Voyage of Hazelnut & Pear cake. It’s perfect for a gift, moreover, take home and enjoy a cuppa with your friends.

  Nest stop – taste the best juicy & meaty restaurant in the city

  Rounding up a portion of Sydney's freshest quality meat directly from its one of a kind butcher, Bistecca in CBD has an in-house smoker (which, just calmly, happens to be one of the biggest custom smokers in Australia, weighing at right around two tons). In case you're after a damn decent cut of meat, hit up the meat platter which holds an easygoing 400g of the succulent great stuff. You can likewise arrange up the regularly misjudged "consumed closes" of steak too here as well. I know you are waiting to hear what I enjoyed most up there when I was at Bistecca Sydney? I was quite hungry as it was past lunchtime and orders a T-bone steak with Rocket, Parmesan and pine nuts. Till it arrives, I had a mocktail called Poolside Tuscany.

  Its Dessert time

Finding the best dessert in Sydney is an accomplishment of a guilty pleasure, yet it's as yet conceivable to discover dessert bars brimming with sweet treats that don't shout abundance.

We (myself and my guide) was not ordered any dessert at the Bistecca. Raki the guide from Sydney Top Tours had other suggestions to dessert options after lunch. KOI Dessert Bar at 46 Kensington St, Chippendale was our stop for the dessert. The restaurant is own and manages by one of the top Australia master chefs, Reynold. We have ordered a dessert looked like a cocoanut ‘the Bali Sunrise’ which was made out of the coconut, palm sugar, pandan, dark chocolate and jackfruit.

 After the Bali dessert, I felt quite overwhelmed and decided to spend the rest of the day looking at the million-dollar view of Sydney Harbour and Opera House.

Pick of the best restaurant in Hunter Valley NSW

Next day, Raki arrived as planned early in the morning and we head up to Hunter Valley from Sydney to taste some wines, chocolate and cheese. The oldest wine region of Australia got over 150 boutique wineries, hand made chocolate factories and artisan cheese shops. It’s a foodie paradise. After visiting a couple of wineries, lunchtime arrived. I was more tempted to taste some local produce and the guide has recommended visiting Muse dining at 2450 Broke Rd, Pokolbin. It was not easy to reserve a table as lunch was busy, but they allowed us to eat in their Alfresco area. The Cowra Lamb rump with zucchini, feta and black garlic was my pick and it was delicious.

Sydney Tours - 

Discover Sydney’s most famous landmarks and attractions with TripAdvisor highly acclaimed tour operator. Browse our fantastic selection of Sydney tours and book online today.

With so many attractions to visit and things to do, it can be hard deciding where to start your Sydney tour. From the majestic views of Blue Mountains, life’s indulgences in the Hunter Valley and to the opulent surroundings of Kangaroo Valley, our private guided sightseeing tours provide the perfect introduction to the city.