Leisurely Sydney

Travel back in time to Sydney's oldest village - the Rocks. Australia's most historic enclave sits in the shadow of the Harbor Bridge and exhibits the heritage of two centuries in its narrow twisting streets. The Victorian era brought prosperity to Sydney and endowed the area with several striking buildings. Today, many of them still remain, nestled amongst the city's modern architecture. As you travel through the city you'll pass by the Sydney Tower, the Queen Victoria building, the Darling Harbor Complex and Chinatown. You'll have the opportunity to see the well-known site referred to as Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, an exposed sandstone rock cut in the shape of a bench which is located on a peninsula of the Sydney Harbor.

You'll see Sydney's most desirable residential areas as you travel from Darling Point to Watson's Bay. Numerous sidewalk cafés and trendy boutiques can be seen in Double Bay, and Watson's Bay offers an outstanding city skyline view. Enjoy a photo stop at Bondi Beach, Australia's world famous surfing beach where both Sydneysiders and tourists alike each come to enjoy the half-mile crescent of sandy beach and the delightful eateries and shops which line the main street.