Discover the colonial days of Sydney on a brief stroll through Australia's first suburb, The Rocks. Where, in 1788, English prisoners built their houses and merchants sold their goods.

Get up close with Australia's most renowned icon, the Sydney Opera House.

Arguably the most beautiful city vista in Sydney, Mrs Macquarie Chair offers visitors both an exceptional photo opportunity or a moment to admire the beauty that sits before them.

A scenic drive through the opulent, harbour side suburbs of Sydney, through Potts Point, Darling Point, Point Piper, Rose Bay and Double Bay will take us to our favourite cafe in all of Sydney. The Grumpy Baker serves delicious coffee, patisseries and some iconic Australian foods (meat pies!)

Where our European settlers first landed in 1788, Watsons Bay & Camp Cove offer a unique union of intriguing history and splendid natural beauty. Stroll the South Head Heritage Trail for astounding views and the demilitarised forts established for WW2.

Step onto the white sands or dip into the pristine ocean of Bondi Beach and you'll quickly understand why it's a favourite of locals and visitors alike. From here, meander the coastline passing gorgeous beaches such as Tamarama and Bronte on the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk. Have lunch and a drink at the Bondi Icebergs. We will then make way to North Bronte Cliffs to a great secret lookout.