The Sydney Travel Guide
Whether you rely on the efficient Sydney public transport system or prefer the convenience of a hire car, you'll find getting around Sydney to be easy.
All manner of transport is available to and from Sydney Airport, including the Airport Link, a train service between the city and airport which runs every ten minutes.
Since Sydney weather is often mild even in winter, Sydney ferries are a great option all year round. They are easily accessible at Circular Quay and offer the finest way to view the highlights of Sydney Harbour such as the Sydney Opera House, home of the Sydney Theatre Company. Or book a tour on the water for Sydney scenic and dinner cruises.
Grab a Sydney map and explore more of the city's landmarks on Sydney ecellent bus system. The Sydney Explorer visits attractions including The Rocks, Darling Harbour and across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Another Sydney bus is the Bondi Explorer which visits the picturesque Watson's Bay, famous for its delicious seafood, and on to Coogee and Bondi Beaches.
Visit the home of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Olympic Park and the best way to do that is by bus or train. Sydney trains run regularly and will take you all the way to Olympic Park Station. Similarly, Sydney bus services travel right to the stadium.
When you're at Darling Harbour wander down the street and try your luck at Star City Sydney Hotel and Casino. Transport to and from the casino is excellent with Sydney ferries, Metro LightRail, MonoRail and taxi services. Star City Sydney also offers a complimentary shuttle service.
The Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) is an easy to access venue, though traffic congestion is common during major events, however there is never a shortage or buses or trains to the SCG, and there are several Park and Ride stations nearby.
If you're traveling around Sydney Central, particularly if you have a lot of luggage to carry, you may prefer the convenience of a Sydney taxi. If this luxury isn't necessary, the MonoRail and Metro LightRail are ideal.
Sydney public transport is a great option for a night of Sydney theatre in the heart of the city or at one of the multitude of Sydney Harbour restaurants. The impressive campuses of the University of Sydney are also accessible by buses or trains, or metered parking is available in some areas.
If you’re feeling like going on another adventure, go on an excursion to the breathtaking Blue Mountains, just a short journey from Sydney by train.
If you would prefer to drive, consider car rental. In Sydney you'll find many options, from luxury vehicles to really cheap options, 4WD to campers. While parking in Sydney is readily available, public transport is more advisable around the CBD. Attractions such as the Sydney Aquarium, the Sydney Entertainment Centre, the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb or Luna Park, are accessible by a range of public transport. Try mixing it up a big - catch a Sydney ferry to Taronga Zoo, then a bus back to Luna Park.