Top Sydney Motor Sports

See Australia's most famous native animals in their natural habitat on a full-day tour from Sydney. In a comfortable 4WD, explore the Southern Highlands with a naturalist guide to look for koalas, kangaroos, platypus, emus, wombats and other critters in the wild. Your small-group tour includes refreshments and dinner in a classic pub, and you stay out after dark in order to view nocturnal animals in action. With numbers limited to 11 people, enjoy a more customized experience.

Nature lovers—this is the tour for you! Swap the hustle and bustle of Sydney for a day exploring the natural beauty outside the city. Avoid spending time stuck in traffic by going on a tour designed to miss peak hour traffic jams. A guided bushwalk is included, so you won’t have to worry about studying a map. See Wentworth Falls, and the Three Sisters rock formation. A highlight is an incredible sunset over the Blue Mountains—the ideal photo opportunity.

Get set for an authentic Aussie adventure on this full-day tour of the Blue Mountains from Sydney. Get up close to kangaroos in their natural environment, walk the famous Fuber Steps and enjoy spectacular views of the Jameson Valley, the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls. After tucking into a delicious picnic lunch, take a ride on the Scenic World railway (extra cost), the steepest in the world, then end your day sampling some classic Aussie beers.

Escape the city for a full-day cycling adventure and pedal your way along the soaring sea cliffs, golden beaches and tree-lined promenades of Manly. Hop on your rental bike and set out on a self-guided route, passing landmarks like Manly Corso, Manly Lagoon and Cabbage Tree Bay. Stop along the way to take a dip at Shelly Beach, see the Collins waterfall or admire the scenery of Sydney Harbour National Park.

Come & explore the unspoilt wilderness on Sydney's northern doorstep, just 45 minutes from the CBD - The mighty Lower Hawkesbury. See shipwrecks and waterfalls, hear the Indigenous heritage and settlers’ history – all from our stable and stylish double sit-on top kayaks. The perfect way to experience this incredible Country. Paddle past the towering sandstone cliffs, and pull in to untouched beaches for a tea or a coffee. Take a short hike to a clifftop lookout with breathtaking views over the meeting of the 3 great waterways: Berowra, Marramarra, and the Hawkesbury. All food and equipment provided, no experience required. Tea, coffee, and snacks also provided. Kayaking is easy and fun for everyone, we welcome all ages, just bring a sense of adventure! Come by train: A scenic one hour ride from Central, with trains leaving each way every hour. Or drive a car 45 minutes north from the CBD to Deerubbun Reserve boat ramp. Pick ups also available if you're staying on the river.

Explore the beautiful Blue Mountains National Park on this small-group excursion with a local guide. After a convenient hotel or AirBnB pickup, watch for koalas, wombats, and crocodiles at Featherdale Wildlife Park, marvel at Katoomba Falls and the amazing Three Sisters rock formation, enjoy a rainforest railway ride and a complimentary lunch, and learn about important elements of aboriginal culture.

Experience the ultimate thrill as you take to the skies for a high-altitude high-adrenaline 45-minute aerobatics flight. Soar over Sydney’s suburbs in a Robin 2160i aircraft, specially designed for aerobatic training, then hold on tight as you try daring loops, rolls and turns. If you dare, you can even take control and learn the basics of climbing, turning and leveling, before coming in to land at Sydney’s Bankstown Airport. Best of all, with full instruction provided and an expert pilot by your side, no previous flying experience is needed!

Leave the bustle of Sydney behind during a full-day tour of the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains. Enjoy a picturesque morning tea picnic at Calmsley Hill before seeing the highlights of Blue Mountains National Park including the Three Sisters rock formation and Govetts Leap. Have the option to include a 2-course lunch at the elegant Hydro Majestic Hotel. This is a small-group tour, with numbers limited to 17 people, for a more intimate experience.

Experience the beauty and history of the Blue Mountains on this private full-day tour. Start with a cable car journey for views of the Jamison Valley and then see the Three Sisters rock formation. Visit Scenic World and ride the ‘world’s steepest railway’, and stop for lunch in the picturesque town of Leura (own expense). Next you’ll experience a traditional Aboriginal dance performance, and feed a Kangaroo if you choose. This tour is ideal for visitors who want to get out of the city learn about Australian culture and history.

Experience Blue Mountains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while supporting literacy among Australia’s Aboriginal youth. Explore the Australian bush with a small group on a train journey from Sydney, and a four-six-hour hike. Trek through Wentworth Falls, down the tallest outdoor staircase in Australia, and into the Jamison valley. Stop for lunch surrounded by waterfalls and treat yourself to something cold at the conservation hut. All proceeds support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

Enjoy a luxurious overnight stay in the Blue Mountains on this partially guided 2-day tour from Sydney. Visit highlights including Three Sisters, Govetts Leap, Bridal Veil Falls, Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens at Mt. Tomah, and Calmsley Hill Farm for a comprehensive look at this stunning UNESCO World Heritage-listed region. Your small-group tour includes deluxe accommodation at Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort and Spa, breakfast and an elegant 2-course restaurant lunch, transportation with live onboard commentary, hotel pickup and drop-off at select hotels, and entrance fees to listed attractions.

Soar over the Blue Mountains in a helicopter, then venture off-road in a 4WD, on this 6-hour tour from Sydney. Take off over Sydney Harbour and enjoy spectacular aerial views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and the Parramatta River, before landing in Blue Mountain. Then, embark on a thrilling 4WD adventure, exploring the dramatic peaks and caves of the Megalong Valley, and stopping to spot kangaroos and enjoy a picnic lunch in the rainforest.

Benefit from traveling with your own private guide to explore Blue Mountains National Park on this personalized full-day tour from Sydney. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed park features an abundance of natural wonders including the Three Sisters rock formations, Wentworth Falls, native Australian animals at Featherdale Wildlife Park, and picturesque Katoomba and Leura. Customize your itinerary, and have the option to return on a scenic Parramatta River cruise.

Explore the beautiful Blue Mountains on this private excursion with just your party and a local guide. After a convenient hotel or AirBnB pickup, watch for koalas, wombats, and crocodiles at Featherdale Wildlife Park. Then, enjoy an optional cable car ride with amazing views of Katoomba Falls, visit Australia’s Grand Canyon, and learn about important elements of aboriginal culture.

During our 28 years on Sydney Harbour, we know all the top spots to visit. We can explore many different locations depending on the conditions and we will do it in style by using beautiful Australian made lightweight sea kayaks (made by Mirage Sea Kayaks). On our paddle, it is more enjoyable that we cruise at a leisurely pace, therefore you will only need a moderate level of fitness. You will need to be at least an intermediate or experienced kayaker. We do not recommend this tour for beginner paddlers. Beginner paddlers should first start with our Middle Harbour Eco Tour

Pittwater is a place that captivates the imagination. The crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, beautiful houses, magnificent wilderness of Ku-Ring-Gai chase national park and its world class bushwalking, sailing boats and occasional super yachts make it a treasure to explore. It's best enjoyed from the water, and this tour gives you a front row seat. Cruise in comfort and style in our specially designed boat. Explore the bays, drop in a boat toy, pull up to a beach for a splash and a swim or a picnic and a play. Hike to the incredible West Head lookout, or to the historic lighthouse at Barrenjoey Headland between the harbour and the ocean. Or just stay in the boat and admire the unique, water-access only settlements, which hold a special place in the hearts of Sydney siders. Iconic waterfront restaurants such as The Boat House, Newport, Passadena or the Waterfront are on offer, or we can provide wraps to eat in the wild. Tea, coffee, and snacks are also provided.

Go beyond the normal tourist sights on this 8-hour tour of Sydney’s Northern Beaches. See the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House as you travel north and relax over a beach picnic morning tea. Stop at Manly Beach, Palm Bach, and view the scenic peninsula on a ferry ride, spend time walking the beaches and break for a browse at local boutiques before stopping at your choice of lunch spots (own expense). The day takes visitors to a variety of famous and little known beaches without the hassles of organizing rental cars, public transportation or navigation, with added local insights.

Explore the beautiful Blue Mountains on this small-group excursion with a local guide. After a convenient hotel pickup, watch for koalas, wombats, and crocodiles at Featherdale Wildlife Park. Then, take an optional cable car ride with amazing views of Katoomba Falls, visit Australia’s Grand Canyon, and enjoy a relaxing cruise back to Sydney on the Parramatta River.

Wake up early for a kayak tour from Rose Bay with sunrise views of Sydney Harbour. Paddle with a friend on a double sit-on-top kayak and get a good look at landmarks like Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, and Shark Island. The kayaks are stable and easy to use, and the tour is suitable for all levels of experience. Paddling instruction and use of equipment are provided.

Open for tours! We are following the NSW Government health guidelines re: COVID19. You will have a safe and clean tour. We have experienced, NSW Government accredited riders who just love their job. They are knowledgeable and fun. You will feel the breeze on your face and the sun warming your skin. There is not much of an opportunity to feel free these days. Our tours will give you the chance to 'let your hair down'. The adventure of a lifetime! We can provide Harleys instead of a trike if you'd prefer.

Venture off-the-beaten-track on this full-day Blue Mountains adventure from Sydney. Enjoy morning tea at Calmsley Hill Farm and admire indigenous animals such as koalas, kangaroos, emus, and wombats. Next, get a unique view of the Three Sisters from the little-known Eaglehawk Lookout; and enjoy spectacular views of Jamison Valley. Then, set out on a 2-hour self-guided hike from Evans Lookout to Govetts Leap, stopping to tuck into a picnic lunch (included) overlooking the dramatic canyon and waterfalls of the Grose Valley.

Take a day away from Sydney and head north: filled with beaches, historical sites, and Australian bushland. This private tour includes time to linger at Manly Beach and a stop at West Head Lookout in Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park to view aboriginal rock art. At Palm Beach we visit Barrenjoey Lighthouse and have a nutritious lunch. We then have a brief stop at Avalon and Bilgola Beaches, and catch a return ferry on Sydney Harbour from Manly. The day covers a lot of ground, with exceptional scenery.

Gain a comprehensive introduction to Sydney on a private sightseeing tour, a personalized experience ideal for first-time visitors. Navigate the city alongside a private guide and tick off Sydney highlights such as Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and The Rocks. Plus, stop for morning tea and relish the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

Get out of the city for a 4-6 hour hike though Sydney Harbour National Park. Swim at secret beaches, learn about Australia’s flora and fauna, and feel good doing it with all of the proceeds going to Indigenous Literacy Foundation who’s mission is to improve literacy among Indigenous children in Australia. After the hike, explore Manly’s cafes, restaurants, and surf shops, and opt to take a scenic ferry ride back to circular quay.