How should first-time visitors combine airport transport, ferries and coastal walks?
We have five Sydney days near Wynyard and want Manly, Bondi to Coogee, simple restaurant plans and little need for cash.
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We have five Sydney days near Wynyard and want Manly, Bondi to Coogee, simple restaurant plans and little need for cash.
We are considering a shorter Southern Highlands tour or a much longer Hunter Valley tour and enjoy both regions' wines.
The forecast suggests mild days but cooler mornings and evenings, and I am unsure whether a winter coat is necessary.
I have one day left near Manly and want nature and coastal scenery without spending the whole day travelling.
We have already seen the gardens and Opera House between showers and are uncertain whether a Manly ferry is enjoyable in wet weather.
Family has suggested the region during a three-week Sydney stay, but we want to know whether the travel makes for a pleasant day.
We want restaurants and bars within walking distance, plan to visit both areas and will not have a car.
Only front-row seats remain for the performance I want, and I am unsure whether the view is too low or close.
We may stay for a week and want to walk to the CBD, Circular Quay and dinner around Barangaroo without long or confusing routes.
We have eight or nine days around Sydney, no fixed car plan, and want enough time for the mountains without a tiring rush.
I know the major Sydney sights already and have four days on a return visit, so I want a relaxed neighbourhood outing if the weather cooperates.
Two adults and two teenagers enjoy substantial walks and already plan one or two Blue Mountains days during a six-day stay.