Things to do in Blues Point Reserve

It was fun, but unfortunately the park closed early on the day I booked because I forgot to check the closing time because I thought it would close later.

This was the only tour I booked in Sydney, so I had really high expectations, but it was even better! The Australian history that our guide Chris told us during the long travel time was meaningful, and the restaurants he recommended were also helpful. I plan to fully collect stamps for the rest of my trip! Among the many spots, the one that overwhelmed me in terms of scenery was definitely Lincoln's Rock, and the Three Sisters were also so vast and beautiful. They said that the moon was bright and there were a lot of clouds, so there were fewer stars than usual, but I think I will never forget the night sky that looked like it was pouring down in my eyes. This is a tour that I definitely want to recommend to people around me who are planning a trip to Sydney. It was fun~!

Actually, there is no choice. If you want to visit the opera house, you have to buy a guided tour. Since you have to participate in the guided tour, you still need to join the 1-hour group. But please note that: 1. Bags must go through security checks. If they are too big, you can store them for free at the meeting place on the first floor of the basement. 2. Follow the instructions of the tour guide and do not take photos where you should not take photos. Be polite.

You have to exchange your tickets in advance, but there are no window seats. The main course of roast chicken was quite delicious, the dessert was too sweet, and there were no drinks included, which could be purchased on the boat. Overall, it was quite recommended.

So glad we signed up for the tour! Listen to the story of Sydney Opera House! I was also lucky enough to see the ballet troupe’s rehearsal!

ferry was on time, tickets were redemeed easily. amazing view and the ride was long enough to take photos

The Chinese tour guide was very friendly and suggested that you can book in advance. You need to go to the letter to confirm whether the local time is the same as the platform. You can participate in 60 minutes. It seems that both halls can be visited. This time, only one hall was visited in 30 minutes.

I came to Sydney with a friend and wanted to see the nearby sights, so I signed up for a tour and I was super satisfied!! The tour schedule was >> 12:30 meet up -📍featherdale animal park - 📍Lincoln's Rock - 📍Echo point - dinner - sunset/stargazing observatory. There was a lot of explanation about various Australian history and culture, so it wasn't boring along the way and it was so great. ㅎㅎ The guide took a lot of pictures for me and was very friendly, which was nice. ㅎㅎ!! It was cloudy so we changed to a Sydney night view course, but on the way there, they said it seemed like we'd see stars, so we went to a different observatory and saw the stars without any regrets! At first, my friend and I were really worried about whether or not to sign up for the tour, but I think it was a good decision. ㅎㅎ Oh, and the best thing about the Sydney events and restaurant recommendations after the tour... the best 😙