Sydney has been consistently ranked amongst the 10 ten cities worldwide, making it an incredibly popular tourist destination. Prices can be more expensive than you would think, the backpacker neighbourhood of Kings Cross is the best area for finding bargains. Public transport can add up, make sure to get an Opal transport card to save yourself a small fortune if you plan to use the extensive public transportation that Sydney has to offer.
5 days. This number can be changed according to the number of activities and day trips you want to include in your stay. We recommend taking time to soak up the vibrancy of the big smoke, explore Surry Hills, Newtown, Bondi and Coogee over a few days with a sneaky trip out to the Blue Mountains and the Royal National Park.
Generally, Sydney has a sunny climate with warm summers and mild winters. It does suffer significant rainfall even in the summer so don’t get caught out without an umbrella!
Sydney has its warmest weather between December and February, these are also the busiest months for the city with regards to tourism. Some locals say the shoulder seasons Sept-Nov and Mar-May are the best times to visit, when prices fall, crowds thin and the weather is still warm.
