Sydney Afternoon Activities

Nothing offers gorgeous views of Sydney quite like the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. The 134-meter tall bridge stands boldly between the center of Sydney and the North Shore. It’s suspended over the water, with breathtaking vistas extending out in every direction, including the Sydney Opera House close by. This climb allows you to scale the inner or outer arm of the bridge using a series of catwalks, ladders, and steps, all while in the hands of an experienced guide. Your guide will provide stories and context to the views as you climb. Day, night, and twilight options are all available!

A Sydney Harbour Cruise is one of the best ways to get acquainted with the city. Many of Sydney’s best-known sights and attractions lie right on the water’s edge, allowing you to soak them up from the comfort of a cruise boat. Popular sights include the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. The cruises come in a variety of types and available options. Amongst others, you can choose to dine on a cruise at sunset,  enjoy a fast-paced tour of the main attractions, or make use of a hop-on-hop-off ticket to get around the city by boat. Whichever option you choose, you’ll get to experience Sydney from a whole new perspective, and take in some amazing views.

On the shores of Sydney Harbor, in the suburb of Mosman, you can find Taronga Zoo. Covering 69-acre and hosting over 4000 animals, this “zoo” is known as one of the “most famous wildlife parks and sanctuaries across Australia”. Sydney Harbor hosts some beautiful attractions, the Sydney Opera House chief among them. However, experiencing over 1.5 million visitors every year, Taronga Zoo is still one of Tourism Australia’s most famous and frequented attractions. You’ll find a trip here to be perfect for the whole family. The zoo offers a whole lot of variety and uniqueness, boasting over 350 different species of animals. It holds 8 subsections within the park, including the famous Tiger Trek, Seal Walk, and Elephant Trail. Whether you’re bringing kids, visiting as a couple, or traveling as a solo traveler, Taronga Zoo Sydney has enough for everyone from all walks of life.

The Sydney Opera House is one of the most sought after Australian attractions you’ll find. Whether you’re viewing it from the river or walking its corridors, nothing can prepare you for a visit to one of the world’s most iconic buildings. Its stages have seen the likes of Pavarotti, John Cleese, and Arnold Schwarzenegger in their primes. Like the variety of performers it boasts, the theater also boasts a multitude of ways for you to tour it. Below, you can find some of our best choices for you to make use of. Tours designed to get the most out of your visit. With over 1000 rooms and 300 corridors, one can only imagine the stories they’ll hear and legacies they’ll learn about this place. Since its completion in 1973, the Sydney Opera House has captured the hearts of all who have been fortunate enough to enter its doors. In that time its gathered a history worth exploring.

Sydney, Australia is not short on beautiful and entertaining excursions. From flying over the Opera House and ‘The Coathanger’ in a helicopter to getting up close and personal with kangaroos and koalas. A Sydney day trip is a must when visiting Australia. The Emerald City is also home to over 19,000 restaurants, 100 beaches, 40 museums,  plus multiple wildlife and sea life parks. Getting to all of these attractions is close to impossible, but choosing which of these sights to visit is even tougher. Luckily, there are Sydney passes that can help with this. Keep reading to discover the endless Sydney attraction passes we have collected for you. There’s something for everyone, from hard-core adventure seekers to those who just want to relax on the sunny beach or taste the unbelievable cuisine Sydney has to offer.