Australia
Sydney et la Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
Australia's iconic harbour city, beaches and the Blue Mountains
About Sydney & New South Wales
Sydney is Australia's gateway and its most photographed city — built around one of the world's most beautiful natural harbours. The instantly recognisable sails of the Opera House and the great steel arch of the Harbour Bridge frame a city that combines world-class culture with a relaxed beach lifestyle.
Beyond the city, New South Wales rewards every kind of traveller: the Blue Mountains' dramatic eucalyptus valleys are 90 minutes away, the Hunter Valley's vineyards are two hours north, and golden coastline stretches for hundreds of kilometres in every direction.
What to See
Highlights

Sydney Opera House Tour
Behind-the-scenes guided tour of one of the world's most iconic buildings.

Sydney Harbour Cruise
Lunch or dinner cruise past the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and historic Fort Denison.

Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
6km clifftop walk past golden beaches, ocean pools and rugged sandstone cliffs.

Blue Mountains Day Trip
The Three Sisters, Scenic World cable cars and ancient eucalyptus forests just 90 minutes from the city.
For Your Group
Signature Experiences
- BridgeClimb Sydney — climb the arch of the Harbour Bridge
- Hunter Valley winery tour with gourmet lunch
- Taronga Zoo with harbour views
- Aboriginal-guided rock-art walk in the Blue Mountains
- Manly ferry day with surf lesson
When to Visit
September to November and March to May offer warm days, mild evenings and fewer crowds.
Plan a Tour to Sydney & New South WalesKeep Exploring
Other Regions in Australia

Uluru & The Red Centre
The spiritual heart of the continent

Great Barrier Reef & Queensland
The world's largest living structure

Melbourne & Victoria
Australia's culture capital and the Great Ocean Road

Tasmania
Wild, remote and uncompromisingly beautiful

Adelaide & Kangaroo Island
Wine country, festival city and Australia's Galápagos

Darwin & Kakadu National Park
Tropical Top End wilderness and 65,000 years of culture
