Can a family fit both Manly and Watsons Bay into two Sydney sightseeing days?
We have two teenagers, stay in Pyrmont and also want The Rocks, Darling Harbour, a bridge walk and central sights.
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Which Sydney beach works for a scenic day trip from the CBD?
We have five Sydney days and want one beach reachable by public transport, with toilets, refreshments and the option of a short walk.
How should I simplify five Sydney days with senior parents?
Our draft includes markets, several ferries, a tower, Port Stephens, Blue Mountains and a flight on the last morning.
Which Sydney beach base suits a family after a cruise?
We will sightsee from Circular Quay before the cruise, then have nearly three days before a late flight and want beach time, coastal walks and walkable meals.
Which quiet Sydney base suits four nights of ferries and easy walking?
We are older travellers considering an aparthotel, prefer a calm area and want ferries, markets and perhaps a beach outing without changing hotels.
How many Sydney days should I reserve if I want a Blue Mountains side trip?
I have heard the Blue Mountains are worthwhile and want to decide how much time to keep for Sydney itself versus regional outings.
Is a closer harbour hotel worth more points for a three-day Sydney stay?
We can redeem points at two central hotels and care about a clean, quiet room as much as easy walks to the ferry and gardens.
How can four children aged two to nine spend four days in Sydney comfortably?
Our family wants harbour sights, wildlife, a beach walk and perhaps the Blue Mountains, but the draft plan has several attractions each day.
Should a short Sydney visit include Taronga or Sydney Zoo for Australian animals?
We have only three days and might combine a zoo with a Blue Mountains tour.
Is an eight-day Sydney plan too full for a first-time solo visitor in his late sixties?
I am planning my father's first Sydney visit, including a Blue Mountains overnight, zoo, harbour attractions, a coastal walk and several passes.
How can older visitors choose a worthwhile Sydney walking tour?
We walk comfortably but want a good guide, clear history or food focus and a manageable pace over two separate visits.
How can three generations enjoy one Sydney day without rushing?
We arrive mid-morning with an older parent who needs gluten-free food and an adult vegetarian daughter, and hope to ride a ferry and enjoy the harbour.