We'd done the twilight Bridge Climb and loved the experience so we decided to do a daytime private…read moreSkywalk tour for more views over Sydney. The Skywalk is double the height of the Harbour Bridge summit and I could feel the tower swaying in the wind so I was somewhat freaked out when we stepped out onto the walkway but once I relaxed a bit and stopped clinging to the handrail for dear life we had a great tour round the top of the tower with excellent views over the city and commentary from our friendly guide. The tour also included access to the tower observation deck (great views from there too), our photos from the Skywalk and a (slightly cheesy) 4D short film. Our check-in for the Skywalk could have gone smoother - desk staff were a bit disorganised and unsure of procedures, not the best first impression, but apart from that it was all good.

Ive done the skywalk tour itself about 7 times now i think , its such amazing view of Sydney…read morewhether its during the day light or night time !! Have been up there with friends and family and everyone has enjoyed it !! Its double the height of the harbour bridge highest point and less than half the price for a more borader view of the wonderful city we are apart of !! Was up here on Tuesday evening before night fall and was beautiful clear skys so was the perfect end to a jam packed day , there will definately be more skywalk tours in the future!!

If I could give it 6 stars I would. We booked the tour to…read moresee the Blue Mountains through the Viator app. It was super easy and straightforward. The app immediately sent us two vouchers annd confirmation of our bookings. The tour started at 7:50 am and we took a ferry back and arrived at Circular Quay in the city by 5:45 pm. More about the ferry ride back later. The tour included: 1. Three Sisters Lookout Point 2.Tram and cable rides at Scenic World and a short hike on the Scenic Walkway 3.Lunch at Loaves and Dishes Cafe 4.Entrance into Featherdale Wildlife Refuge. On the day of the tour, the bus picked us up at our hotel the Hilton Sydney. They make a number of pick ups from other hotels. If your hotel is not on the list then you have to meet them at one of the designated hotels. A tour coordinator approached us to get our names. She checked us in on her list and gave us an envelope with tickets for the forthcoming destinations. The bus was a big comfortable climate control vehicle. Our driver/historian/entertainer was magnificent !! He only mentioned his name once at the beginning of the tour and I didn't catch it. In any case, he was terrifically knowledgable about the history of Sydney and the Blue Mountains. He was funny and kept us entertained throughout the whole day. In addition, he clearly instructed us on how to navigate through the different destinations with keen details. His instructions were extremely spot on and helpful. There was a lot of time designated for each destination. We never felt rushed. i On the way back many people opted to book a ferry ride back on the river cruise. We didn't buy that option but the bus driver told us that we still could pay for the ferry ride at the dock. We chose to do that thinking that the bus would run into Sydney rush hour traffic. I highly recommend that you take the ferry ride option. It was a beautiful, peaceful ride back to the city center and only took 30 minutes. We're not sure how long the bus took but surely it wasn't as scenic. In addition, the b So to get on the ferry, we had to purchase tickets. At the dock, there was a vending like machine where you can buy a ticket to get on the ferry. It was $8.50 AUD/person. The ferry made a few stops along the way to pick up other passengers. We thoroughly enjoyed every facet of the tour. It takes you to gorgeous areas of our Sydney trip that we wouldn't have otherwise been able to see on our own. The operators were extremely professional and well informed. It was worth every penny of the approximately $98/person for two people. Viator had a special 10% discount if we purchased on the mobile app. Also follow my food adventure on IG @tazebudshawaii Happy Travels !

Ashleigh was the best tour guide EVER! We are visiting from Los Angeles and wanted to see the three…read moresisters at the Blue Mountains. This trip gave us that and more. The Featherdale wildlife park gave us a great up close kangaroo/koala experience, as well as a chance to see some of Australia's bird and reptile species. Lunch in Luera was delicious, and the town was adorable. Following that was the trip to the Blue Mountains, and finally a nice ferry ride home. Ashleigh's knowledge combined with her engaging personality made the whole experience that much more inviting! Great job!

Chills chills CHILLS! First off, the area is stunning. We…read moretook the ferry to Manly and did the 30~ minute walk to the q station reception. The bus picked us up and took us down to the wharf (so we didn't have to do the 15 minute staircase) and we got a drink at the bar. The bartender was very friendly. The tour kicked off right on time, and immediately upon entering the luggage room I started to feel like something else was with us. Our guide, Chris, was great. He was an amazing story teller and had all of the information. There's so much history here! The next stop was the shower hall, and it was almost too much for me. We then went to a gas chamber and I saw the most clear image of a man near the wall and started feeling dizzy. The walk up to the hospital is slightly steep, but is not too long. And we encountered a couple possums on the path. But the view from the hospital over the harbour is stunning. In the first room at the hospital, I thought I saw my friend in the corner of my eye, but she was on the other side. I realized I was seeing someone in white, but also had the impression of a nuns habit. So imagine my shock when we moved into the second room and the nurse outfit on display was white and the guide discussed a lady spirit that was very religious and sometimes wore a nuns habit. There were some other feelings I got in that room that then were justified by the guide explaining some of the things he and other guests have seen/felt. As we moved on to the final stop, the morgue, I still felt the same presence as the first stop. But once inside the morgue it was overwhelming in a bad way to me so I had to stand outside the doorway while he finished discussing the location. The feeling from the first location stayed with me until our car crossed the bridge and was over the water heading back to Sydney. When both my friend and I felt something brush against her arm and the back of my head and we immediately felt different/lighter/colder. Skeptics beware, but if you go in with an attitude of not trying to explain the unexplainable and generally expecting to be entertained you'll have an interesting time.

Let me start off by saying that if anything paranormal spooks you, stay well away from this…read moreplace!!! but if you are like me and fascinated with the paranormal then you need to get yourself here pronto!!! Myself and three of my friends came here in 2019 for the Halloween night tour and it was a Halloween we will never forget!! Our tour guide started off by telling us about the history of this place which is quite tragic as it involves illness and death. We were taken into all of the buildings in the Q station which are all said to be haunted, I don't want to give too much away but I will say that if you are a skeptic you probably won't be once you've been through this place. Also be aware that there is a lot of walking and steep hills so wear your most comfortable shoes and have fun ghost hunting.

We did a Sydney Sightseeing tour and harbor cruise. Graham our guide did a wonderful narrative of…read morethe various sights around Sydney. With a little bit of dry humor thrown in, he made it a bunch of fun! The second part being the harbor cruise was great, informative with great buffet food, drinks and helpful attentive staff. Great day all round.

We took a great tour of Sydney with Graham as our tour guide. He was really knowledgeable and nice…read moreand took great pictures of us at iconic sights. It was just the right length of time and the van was very comfortable.

We took a private 30 minute flight and it was gorgeous! The views can't be beat! The staff was…read morealso kind and helpful. We were picked up from our hotel and returned by a kind driver named Lincoln. Our pilot was also very professional and made us feel safe. Not much else to say--you'll never get views of Sydney like this any other way. So worth every penny.

Sydney Seaplanes is not just a place for a plane ride over the harbour, it also has a bar and…read morerestaurant and you can visit the empire lounge simply for a meal and enjoy the beautiful harbour scenery. Outdoor seating on the verandah or inside near the bar, come here for a relaxing setting. Although the outdoor temperature was a bit cold on the day we visited, they have outdoor heating and blankets to keep us warm. They have a top cocktail list and we began with one each. The flavours of these were lovely and refreshing and the presentation also fit the setting. Brunch always has to have a Bellini and this one was a nice mix of Champagne with white peach and vine peach liquor. The skyline swizzle was a mix of rum, açai berries, raspberries, fresh lime and bitters. Gin, pineapple, lime and bitters made up the Honolulu cocktail and it was awesome. Food wise, we left it in the hands of the waiter to order us an array of foods, beginning with some beautiful oysters and a vinaigrette. The menu is predominantly seafood, a natural choice given the proximity to the sea. From the sea menu, we tried the Balmain bug risotto, which was cooked just as risotto should be, and with the addition of nice small chunks of Balmain bug. Beautifully presented with edible flowers, Creme fraiche and edamame, this was a popular dish amongst our group. We also tried the yellow fin tuna tartare with avocado, black sesame and ponzu, accompanied by some rice waters. The kale and avocado salad with quinoa, chickpeas, seeds, pine nuts and mint was so refreshing and nice and light to go with the meal. We also had the swordfish steak special with sugar snap peas and a romasco sauce, a seafood lasagne and a side of bread and butter. It's a perfect location, lovely food and efficient service.

Amazing. Absolutely the only way to get to Berowra Waters Inn, especially on a magically clear…read moreSydney spring day like we had. The pilots are informative and it is a view of Sydney that is like no other.

Howdy from Georgia, USA!…read more This tour is a 100% must-do! We had one of our best days in Australia with Kangarrific Tours and our guide Kieran--funny, entertaining, and so knowledgeable. From cuddly koalas and other amazing wildlife to delicious cheeses, chocolates, and wines , every stop was perfect. The beautiful views, the laughs along the way, and even meeting the adorable dog Bugsby made it unforgettable. Kieran truly made the experience--his humor and stories brought everything to life. Thank you, Kangarrific Tours, for showing us such a beautiful country with such kind people. We can't recommend this tour enough! P.S. Kieran--hope you're enjoying your Richard Geres with good friends and family!

We had a great time. Sadly, the bush fires have been occurring, so the sanctuary had to be…read moreevacuated. Thankfully, the animals are safe. Our tour guide, Sam, was incredibly courteous and informative for us. We had a great time getting to tour the vineyards and learn about the industry in the area.

We booked this 90-minute tour of a historical part of Sydney is to take advantage of every minute…read moreof our short time there after our cruise. It as absolutely worth it! We had Judith as our knowledgeable and personable tour guide. She clearly loves her home city and was excited to share her extensive knowledge about The Rocks. What a wonderful way to spend part of a lovely Sunday afternoon in Sydney, learning the history and secrets of the old city as we walked through the nooks and crannies. Thank you, Judith!

Since we had done a few different tours around Sydney, we weren't sure how much more we would learn…read morefrom The Rocks Walking Tour, but Leisa surprised us! This tour is full of fun and obscure facts with lots of architectural sites. It also familiarized us with how the rocks were almost demolished, then saved in the 70s. Beautiful water and architecture views with lots of fun (sometimes scandalous) colonial stories. Leisa was very kind and knowledgeable, and as another reviewer mentioned, gave us so much extra info that we went over the allotted time. She was very warm and funny. The walk also introduced us to the rocks market and street foods section, which we would have never found otherwise! This tour takes you down many back alleyways. Some stairs, but overall, this this tour was not overly strenuous. Numbers can vary--today we had eight total. Leisa said the day prior, she had 24. Just another way to view Sydney and it's vast history, and I would recommend this tour.