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Taronga Zoo Big Bus Sydney Captain Cook Cruises Oz Jet Boating Captain Cook Cruises Hop On Hop Off Flexible 2 Day Pass Oz Jet Boating The easy way to explore Sydney by ferry Thrill Ride – 30min hot lap tour of Sydney Harbour adult adult A$ 50 A$ 69 child child A$ 29 A$ 39 Taronga Zoo Aussie Gold Tour - 1.5hr private guided tour Big Bus Sydney + photo opportunities with animals Classic Ticket (Includes full day general admission and Sky Safari access) Explore Sydney on open-top double-decker buses * adult adult A$ 99 A$ 58 Travel bychild 15 Dec 2019 child A$ 69 A$ 40 *Same ticket type only (2 Adults / 2 Children) Prices stated are correct at the time of printing. For more exciting adventures, visit www.sydney.com or contact your preferred agent to purchase: Bonus offers are valid for booking by 15 October 2019 and for travel by 31 December 2019 unless otherwise stated. Terms and conditions apply. Australian Cruise Group Captain Cook Cruises BridgeClimb Sydney - Magistic Express Buy a BridgeClimb and receive a free lunch Buy Magistic Express Dinner or Magistic Lunch Free upgrade to window seating at Nick’s Bar and Grill worth A$50 at full price and receive a free welcome drink Explore the vibrant culture of Sydney with its trendy 1. cafés, buzzing markets, stunning coastal cliffs and world- famous Sydney Harbour with the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge Sunset Dinner adult child BridgeClimb or adult child Magistic Lunch adult child Cruise A$ A$ BridgeClimb A$ A$ A$ A$ 99 69 Express - Day 308 208 95 50 Captains Dinner adult child Night Climb adult child Magistic Dinner adult child Cruise A$ A$ (excluding Vivid A$ A$ A$ A$ 169 89 Sydney period) 268 188 114 55 My Fast Ferry (EcoHopper) Australian Cruise Group - My Fast Ferry Sightseeing Manly Loop Cruise Showboat Dinner Cruise things to do in Buy 1 Get 1 Free (Adult ticket only) Complimentary bottle of moscato wine for 2 people Catch a breathtaking sunrise in the Blue Mountains 2. and explore its spectacular limestone cliffs, gorgeous waterfalls and ancient cave New South Wales adult child adult child A$ 30 A$ 16 A$ 180 A$ 80 Experience country life with an Discover the abundance of unique Plan a road trip and drive through Savour fresh oysters, abalone, 3. authentic farm stay where you 4. wildlife in New South Wales’ 5. national parks, seaside towns and 6. lobsters and more along Australia’s Merlin Entertainments can interact with farm animals, natural setting, including whales, spectacular coastlines in the Oyster Coast Trail, where you Tobruk Sydney huddle around a fireplace or dolphins, kangaroos, seals Grand Pacific Drive or Legendary can even try catching your own WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, simply stargaze and spot the and more Pacific Drive seafood from the seabed Milky Way Economy package Madame Tussauds Sydney, Sydney Tower Eye True Australian farm life on a working sheep station Sydney Combo 3 ticket with free soft toy Float over the picturesque 8. Go quad biking or sand boarding Embark on adventures in the Immerse in a local festival in the 7. vineyards of the Hunter Valley in the towering sand dunes of 9. Snowy Mountains all year round 10. capital state of events such as Port Stephens adult child adult child on a hot air balloon and go wine- , the largest in the – from conquering the ski slopes in the magical light festival of Vivid tasting in one of Australia’s oldest Southern Hemisphere winter to hiking up Mt Kosciuszko Sydney and festive carnival of the A$ A$ A$ A$ wine-growing region in summer Royal Easter Show, to the colourful 55 15 60 40 Bowral Tulip Time and the iconic Blackmores Sydney Marathon Festival Getaways in NSW*All offers based on 2 Adults travelling 1st CHILD stays & plays 2D1N Hunter Valley by Train Downunder Farmstays Package Includes: Experience country life in the Go bush walking, star gazing & more 1 night accommodation at Return economy express • • • • Southern Highlands with a real Includes delicious home cooked breakfast Hunter Valley Resort train tickets from Sydney Australian family as your • Farm hosts provide complimentary FREE upgrade to Vineyard Room Central Station to Singleton farm hosts • • Station (only 7 stops) transfers to and from their closest Daily breakfast Farm activities include feeding of train station • Meet & Greet with • Onsite vineyard tour & wine-tasting • per room animals (such as alpaca, cattle, from • return transfers horses and sheep), collecting • Learn more about wine at the A$ eggs, fruit picking – varies A$ Hunter Wine Theatre 570 from farm to farm 269 1st CHILD stays & plays 2D1N Blue Mountains Explorer Mowbray Park Farmstay Package Includes: TIP • Experience an authentic working • Tennis, swimming, table tennis, • 1 night accommodation Purchase an Opal public farm canoeing & archery transport card and take the Blue Mountains Explorer Bus – Explorer Pass • train from Sydney Central • Farm activities include whip • Horse-riding and Kids Club • Scenic World Unlimited Discovery Pass (unlimited to Katoomba Station in the cracking, feeding the cattle, (optional cost) use of Railway, Skyway, Cableway) Blue Mountains! collecting eggs and milking cows from • Experience a tractor ride and from boomerang throwing A$ A • Traditional Billy tea and 209 $ Damper by a fireplace per pax per night 179 2 nights minimum Blue Mountains Grand Pacific Drive Discover Jervis Bay - Blue Mountains Explorer Bus Featherdale Wildlife Park Jervis Bay Wild Skydive in Wollongong Hop On Hop Off, up to 3 days validity A$5 discount coupon for Koala Photo Dolphin Watch Cruises Explorer Pass – Buy 1 Get 1 Free (retail A$25 per photo) 30% off Dolphin Boom Netting, 25% off seasonal specials AND free Buy 2 Adults Get 1 Child Free Passage Tours or Whale Tours video upgrade (worth A$30) 2 Eco Whale adult child Dolphin Boom adult child Midweek adult child General Admission adult child Tour (2 hr) A$ A$ Netting Tour A$ A$ A$ 65 32 (2.5 hr) 50 32 264 A$ 55 A$ 27.50 A$ 32 A$ 19 Eco Dolphin adult child Jervis Bay adult child Weekend Cruise (1.5 hr) A$ A$ Passage Tour A$ A$ A$ Waradah Australian Centre 65 32 (2-2.5hr) 75 35 294 Jenolan Caves - Live Theatrical Performance Whale Tour Guided Cave Tour - Lucas or Imperial or Chifley Cave adult child Receive a free viewing of Banggarai, Waradah’s (2-2.5 hr) Buy 1 Adult Get 1 Adult/Child Free A$ A$ exclusive movie for every ticket bought 65 28 Illawarra Fly Treetop Adventures Symbio Zoo 30% off Treetop Walk, 20% off Zipline Tour Buy 1 Adult get 1 Child Free Treetop Walk adult child A$ 25 A$ 15 Zipline adult child adult child adult child adult child A$ A$ A$ A$ A$ 42 A$ 28 A$ 25 A$ 17.50 75 45 36 22 Central Coast Port Stephens TreeTops Central Coast Sand Dune Adventures 4WD Sandboarding Tours Buy 1 Get 1 Free (equal or less value) 1 hour quad bike tour Sandboarding Shuttle Buy 1 Get 1 Free TreeTop Adventure adult child Park (2-3 hr self A$ A$ guided experience) 48 38 Combo TreeTop adult child Crazy Rider A$ 79 A$ 59 TreeTop NetWorld adult child A$ 18 A$ 18 Glenworth Valley Outdoor Adventures Buy 1 Get 1 Free (or buy 1, get 50% off 2nd activity) 2 hr guided adult child horse trail ride A$ 95 A$ 95 1.5 hr guided adult child quad bike ride A$ A$ 105 105 adult child adult child A$ 110 A$ 65 A$ 28 A$ 20 Murrays Brewery & Moonshadow-TQC Oakvale Wildlife Park Port Stephens Winery Buy 1 adult brewery tour, Buy 2 Adults get 2 Child Free Buy 1 Get Second Ticket at 50% get 1 adult brewery tour free 2 Tweed Heads 2 Catch A Crab Buy 1 adult tour with seafood platter and receive the second adult at child rate adult 3hr Whale adult child General Entry adult child A$ 120 Watch Cruise A$ 65 A$ 29 Ticket A$ 29.50 A$ 17.50 child 1.5hr Dolphin adult child Koala Encounter additional adult child A$ 75 Watch Cruise A$ 25 A$ 13 (add-on) A$ 45 A$ 5 FREE Instagram Moments in Sydney & beyond The Grounds of Alexandria A popular landmark coffee roastery, cafe and sustainable garden known for its fresh produce and hands-on experiences. Location: Alexandria Icebergs Pool, Bondi Beach Hornby Lighthouse @icebergsclub #hornbylighthouse Bondi Beach is home to the world’s most famous Painted in distinctive red and white candy stripes, Hidden Gems ocean pool, Bondi Icebergs. Named after its Winter this iconic lighthouse is positioned in a spectacular Cow and the Moon swimming club, the bright white pool dates back to spot – standing tall at South Head, near Watsons This may be a boutique, family-run gelato and coffee 1929 and is an Instagram favourite. Bay in Sydney Harbour National Park. bar - but their almond affogato flavour won the Location: Bondi Beach Location: Watsons Bay world’s best gelato title in the recent Gelato World Tour in Italy! for the Foodies Location: Enmore Paddington Jacarandas in bloom Forgotten Songs, Angel Place #forgottensongs Aqua S Brewtown Newtown Gelato Messina Reservoir Gardens There are many spots in Sydney to view blooming jacaranda trees from October to November, Near Martin Place, seek out the whimsical Order the sea salt with the bright blue soft Aside from serving up really photogenic and Indulge in flavours like poached figs in marsala, #paddingtonreservoirgardens including The Royal Botanic Gardens, Lavender installation, Forgotten Songs in Angel Place. Look serve and a swirl of lemon ice tea! The equally delicious brunches, it is also reputedly salted caramel with white chocolate chips Once a water reservoir, this heritage-listed public Bay and Paddington.
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