Milson Park tours

The Sydney Opera House Tour was excellent, very well-organised, interesting and enjoyable. It’s the perfect way to learn about the fascinating design, construction and history of this iconic building. Our guide spoke very clearly so that everyone could understand, even if English was not their first language. Also we were issued with headphones so everyone could hear even though it was quite a large group. I would highly recommend this tour and the Klook voucher was very easy to exchange at the ticket desk.

It was a really good experience to see Sydney harbour by taking this cruise. There are english instructions when the boat reach each attraction. We took a cruise at 3:40pm and there was strong winds and they made we were cold.

The voyage was a bit too short! Because of Vivid Sydney, there were more people! We were attending the sunset dinner, and it is recommended to arrive at the designated location before 16:30. I received a message to queue up at Pier 1 of King Street Wharf. The email reminder did not mention that you need to go to the side to exchange for a boarding pass. Otherwise, you cannot board the ship with only a voucher. The voyage is only an hour and a half, and half of it is at circular quay. It is recommended to take pictures at the stern after you sit on the boat, and the food will be served when the boat starts. It is recommended to finish eating as soon as possible so that you can go to the stern to take pictures again. The lights will be turned on at 1800 during Vivid Sydney, so you must take pictures on the way back from circular quay!

If you don’t have any itinerary, you can schedule this tour. At least the tour guide is easy to get along with (the journey is not particularly surprising) ■ 8:00 Assemble and board the tour bus ■ 9:00 Sydney zoo: - Feed the kangaroos first, and then take photos with the koalas. 40 minutes of free time later - Australia Zoo is very comfortable, not crowded, very quiet, we all like it ■ 12:00 Arrival at Leura: - 1 hour to eat, it is recommended to choose the restaurant you want to eat in advance, otherwise the meal will be very slow - Basically I don’t have time to visit the town, which is a pity (next time I will want to drive there by myself) ■ 13:10 Echo Point Observation Deck - Mainly see the Three Sisters Rock - take photos, the mountain is quite boring ■ 14: 00 Scenic World - only take the red line Railway: two round trips. Highly recommend the first row, not scary - blue line maintenance - someone fell into the valley near the yellow line, the tour guide is Alfee, an Australian, who has studied and worked in China for ten years, so he can speak English and Chinese. The people are very friendly and willing to answer questions. Since there is only one type of cable car available, they specially took us to see "Pig's Head Rock" as compensation.

Instructions were clear and pickup at Furama Darling Harbour was easy to find. Our guide was Stephen and driver was Tom. Both were great with Stephen entertaining everyone on the bus with likely commentary and little tidbits of info about all the places on the itinerary. Pace was okay but might be a little rush if you have seniors in your group. Otherwise, hassle free day tour with everything taken care of.

Excellent Opera House tour with great insights shared by the guide to us on details to the Opera House. A great local tour not to be miss for all first time visitors to Sydney! Strongky recommend to everyone here

There were plenty of dolphins to see, but it depended on our luck that day, as the cruise staff mentioned. We had fun with all the activities provided, and the guide was super friendly and fluent in both English and Chinese. However, they changed the schedule to visit the koala sanctuary instead of the winery, but it was still enjoyable and great to see the koalas there.

We went to two wineries. At the first winery, a Taiwanese-born employee poured wine for us and introduced the characteristics of the wine in Mandarin. The wine is not expensive. If you are interested, you can consider buying it. Afterwards, we sat outside for lunch and ate fried rice. The portion was generous and tasted pretty good! Later, we arrived at the second winery. I heard that it was a pink sparkling wine signed by an internet celebrity, and you could sample a small glass for free. Afterwards, we drove to the Causeway to take photos, and then went to see the pelican feeding show, which was very interesting! The driver, Hugh Chen, was very careful and drove safely. The scenery along the Hunter Valley was worth admiring. He introduced many Australian attractions during the trip, recommended some delicious food, and also shared the big and small things about his life in Australia, which helped us understand Australia better. I hope I can meet him and serve as a driver when traveling in Australia in the future!