Sydney Shore Excursion: Half-Day Sydney City Highlights with Bondi Beach and Watsons Bay
4 h
Half Day
About this activity
After port pickup, your city sightseeing shore excursion starts in the Rocks precinct, where you'll visit the Sydney Observatory lookout for views over the city. Stop under Sydney Harbour Bridge, and walk along the waterfront with Sydney Opera House in the background.
Continue your tour with a drive along historical George Street to see landmarks such as the Queen Victoria Building and Town Hall. Pass by Martin Place, and cross back through the city via Elizabeth and Macquarie streets, heading toward the Royal Botanic Gardens with a look at St Mary’s Cathedral on the way. Stop briefly in the Botanic Gardens to take in the lush scenery before continuing to Sydney's eastern suburbs.
You'll pass through Woolloomooloo and Kings Cross to reach some of the most expensive suburbs in Australia, such as Rushcutters Bay, Darling Point, Double Bay, Point Piper, Rosebay, and Vaucluse, where your guide points out celebrity hotspots and homes. Then head out to Watson’s Bay to walk along the clifftops of the Gap, the opening of Sydney Harbour from the Pacific Ocean. On the way back to the city center, stop at Bondi Beach, the country's most iconic stretch of sand, a beautiful location home to surfers, sunbathers, swimmers, and lifeguards.
If time permits, you'll also visit Centennial Park, one of the biggest parks in Sydney where you can see flying foxes, black swans, cockatoos, and pelicans, as well as La Perouse Cape, where you can retrace the steps of Captain Cook and Arthur Phillip.
Your shore excursion ends with return to the port to catch your ship.
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Continue your tour with a drive along historical George Street to see landmarks such as the Queen Victoria Building and Town Hall. Pass by Martin Place, and cross back through the city via Elizabeth and Macquarie streets, heading toward the Royal Botanic Gardens with a look at St Mary’s Cathedral on the way. Stop briefly in the Botanic Gardens to take in the lush scenery before continuing to Sydney's eastern suburbs.
You'll pass through Woolloomooloo and Kings Cross to reach some of the most expensive suburbs in Australia, such as Rushcutters Bay, Darling Point, Double Bay, Point Piper, Rosebay, and Vaucluse, where your guide points out celebrity hotspots and homes. Then head out to Watson’s Bay to walk along the clifftops of the Gap, the opening of Sydney Harbour from the Pacific Ocean. On the way back to the city center, stop at Bondi Beach, the country's most iconic stretch of sand, a beautiful location home to surfers, sunbathers, swimmers, and lifeguards.
If time permits, you'll also visit Centennial Park, one of the biggest parks in Sydney where you can see flying foxes, black swans, cockatoos, and pelicans, as well as La Perouse Cape, where you can retrace the steps of Captain Cook and Arthur Phillip.
Your shore excursion ends with return to the port to catch your ship.
Included
- Live commentary on board
- Port pickup and drop-off
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Not included
- Food and drinks, unless specified
Additional
- Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- Infants must sit on laps
- At time of booking, cruise ship passengers must provide the following information: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time, and re-boarding time
Features
Tourism
100%
Cultural
65%
Aquatic
40%
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This was a very good tour except the tour guide shorted us an hour. Otherwise he did a good job of informing us of history, etc. One of us had to sit in the middle seat in an SUV so we couldn't see as well as we would have liked. Rating is on content of tour.