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Sydney on a Shoe-string Budget | Places to Visit for a Memorable Tour

Author: Isabella Hariott
by Isabella Hariott
Posted: Jan 09, 2021

Have you been saving up big for your Sydney trip? Whether you’re planning to stay at a luxury villa or a hotel that is within your budget, the essence of a pleasure trip is all about the places you visit. Sydney has countless destinations that will give you a perfect glimpse into what the city is and its lifestyle that will not take a chunk out of your wallet.

Sydney Harbour lunch cruises

Sydney Harbour, the most iconic tourist destination in the city, is popular for many reasons—from the marvellous structures to the world-class sights. Every year, millions of people flock-in to the city to be at this picture-perfect destination. For a wholesome sightseeing experience that also includes dining and entertainment options, get on board a luxury lunch cruise in Sydney for a one-of-a-kind dine-with-a-view experience. There is a prestigious fleet of luxury cruises that offer unique dining experiences. A typical Harbour cruise lunch includes a delectable meal that is freshly prepared by experienced chefs on board and entertainment options such as live music. You can also enjoy a selection of premium drinks and beverages from the fully licensed bar on board the Sydney lunch cruises. As you cruise under and past the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, you can use your cameras to capture its architectural brilliances. Now, that’s a wonderful opportunity for all the paparazzis out there!

Explore the Rocks

The Rocks is the oldest part of Sydney where the first English neighbourhood was formed in 1788. With historic narrow lanes, towering colonial buildings and sandstone churches, the Rocks have an irresistible vintage charm to it. You will also find some of Australia’s oldest pubs here. The Rocks also offer beautiful views of the Sydney harbour Bridge and the Opera House and have lush green areas where you can peacefully sit back and enjoy the views. During weekends, you can explore the weekend markets, art museums and street entertainment at the Rocks to get the real vibe of the place.

See the Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountains in Sydney is a beautiful high-range destination that has ancient sandstone formations, deep gorges and cliffs, the most prominent one being the Three Sisters rock formation. For an intriguing and memorable Blue Mountains experience, you can watch the sunset at the Three Sisters. The eucalypt trees create a blue that linger above the mountains, yet another breathtaking sight which shouldn’t be missed. Go hiking at the Blue Mountains or explore the Grand canyon track that features the most impressive parts of the park. For a dose of adventure, head over to Katoomba for abseiling and rock climbing.

Walk the Coastal Walks

Sydney is famous for its beaches and the city is known for its interesting beach lifestyle. For a perfect glimpse into what the beach lifestyle in Sydney looks like, you can take up a coastal walk. There are numerous guided Coastal walks in Sydney that will let you soak in the sun and the surf. One of the most popular Coastal Walk is the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk. Enjoy a refreshing walk while getting to know the flora and fauna in the region while getting a sun tan at one of the secluded or lesser known beaches here. Sydney has a warm climate most of the year and that gives you a happy excuse to head out to the beach and chill with your friends. An ideal way to celebrate a beach outing in Sydney would be to go swimming, get a tan while you crack open a beer and eat barbecued snags.

So there it is! Your budget-friendly tour planner to get the best of Sydney!

About the Author

I am a traveller, an artist who love to explore various places, art and food.

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