From easygoing beach days to action-packed thrills, we’ve got plenty of ideas to help you make the most of Sydney. This is the family itinerary you’ll want to repeat every year.
Sydney Harbour icons, blissful beachside moments, and a slice of Sydney history — welcome to three days in the Harbour City you won’t forget. Plan your three-day itinerary now.
Check out my favourite Sydney walks that I was tempted to gatekeep…
Most Aussies would agree the ultimate way to celebrate Australia Day is with a harbour cruise. Sydney Travel Guide has waded through all the options in 2026 to bring you all of the best floating fun for your day on the water. It’d be un-Australian to celebrate Australia Day without some sort of water-based activity.
Here’s our experience of the iconic BridgeClimb, along with our top tips for conquering the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Sails on Lavender Bay does laidback luxury perfectly, with a spot that boasts one of the best harbour views in Sydney. Here’s why you should book that table.
The beaches were packed, the city felt alive with shoppers, brunchers and tourists milling about, and Sydney Harbour was teeming with all sorts of boat life. Saturday, October 11, 2025 was a very good day to be in Sydney. There’s nowhere in the world that feels like Sydney on a perfect day, and this was
Dog lovers, rejoice! Sea Sydney Harbour’s new “Dogs on Deck” cruise, launching this November, lets you set sail with your furry friend.
When it launches on Sydney Harbour on Thursday, October 30, Solaré will open as Australia’s first Mediterranean-style beach club and Italian restaurant onboard a converted 150-foot superyacht. Scott Robertson, the same mastermind behind Seadeck, has tapped Alex Zabotto-Bentley to work up a retro design to blur the lines between the Mediterranean circa 1970 and Sydney
The Sydney New Years Eve fireworks display is famous across the world, with thousands travelling to see it. Don’t leave planning to the last minute — here’s what you need to know ahead of the big day. Ask me about New Year’s Eve and I’ll probably say it’s the most anticlimactic night of the year.
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