Hop aboard our mini-van and embark on an unforgettable journey through Newcastle. Our small group size and expertly curated itinerary promises an experience you won’t forget.
What you’ll do:
Explore Newcastle’s Iconic Sights: From breathtaking beaches to awe-inspiring churches, historic landmarks, & trendy hotspots, get ready to see the city in a way that only locals know.
5 Fascinating Stops with Guided Walks: We’ll make 5 stops where we get out of the van & explore the sites on foot. At each stop, your expert guide will take you through the stories and history that make these places so special.
Local Flavors: Get a glimpse of the best eateries and vibrant spots that make Newcastle a foodie haven. Your guide will point out restaurants where you can return later.
Discover Newcastle’s Fascinating History: As Australia’s second oldest city, Newcastle is rich in heritage. Our knowledgeable guides will share the stories behind the city’s iconic landmarks.
This is the meeting point of our tour and will also be the location you will be dropped off at when the tour concludes.
Here we will a historical introduction to Newcastle & of Customs House
Perched atop a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this site offers a journey through time. The fort's cannons and tunnels evoke its military past, especially its role in World War II. The panoramic views of Newcastle's coastline captivate visitors, while the museum provides further context with artifacts and stories.
A striking landmark, a testament to the city's architectural and religious heritage. Its imposing facade and intricate Gothic-style architecture draw visitors from near and far. As one steps inside, they are greeted by the cathedral's serene atmosphere and magnificent stained glass windows, which tell stories of faith and history. We also have some historic tales to tell at this stop! Be surprised by the WW1 relics inside.
The Bogey Hole in Newcastle is a natural ocean pool carved into the rocks, boasting a rich history and stunning coastal views. Originally hand-hewn by convicts in 1819 for a commander's personal use, it later became a public bathing spot. Visitors flock to this picturesque spot for a refreshing dip, connecting with nature and Newcastle's storied past in one unforgettable setting.
This walk is a poignant tribute to Australia's military history and the sacrifices of its servicemen and women. Stretching along the city's coastline, this elevated walkway offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Newcastle's skyline. Lined with commemorative plaques and sculptures, it honors the ANZAC spirit and those who have served their country.
Perched atop a cliff, this hidden gem provides panoramic views of the sparkling waters below The lookout transforms into a serene spot, perfect for quiet contemplation or romantic moments - come back later for a picnic! Visitors can soak in the sights while listening to the soothing sounds of crashing waves against the rugged coastline.
City tour: We will make our way back to the drop off point via a loop of our main city streets. Here we will point out eating streets, our favourite restaurants, bars, cafes and entertainment venues. We will also be passing by a few impressive buildings.
This tour operates in all weather conditions. In the unlikely event that one of the planned attractions is unavailable, we will provide a suitable alternative to ensure your experience remains seamless and the tour duration unchanged.
In front of the water fountain.
Newcastle is a vibrant coastal city in New South Wales, known for its stunning beaches, rich industrial heritage, and thriving arts scene. It offers a unique blend of urban living and natural beauty, making it a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.
Fort Scratchley is a historic fort that played a significant role in Australia's defense history. It offers guided tours and panoramic views of the city and harbor.
The Newcastle Art Gallery houses a diverse collection of Australian and international art, including contemporary works and historical pieces.
Newcastle Beach is a popular spot for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing. The beach is patrolled by lifeguards during the summer months.
The Newcastle Museum showcases the history and culture of the Newcastle region, with exhibits on coal mining, maritime history, and local art.
Nobbys Head is a prominent headland offering stunning views of the city and harbor. It's a great spot for a scenic walk or picnic.
Newcastle is known for its fresh seafood, including prawns, oysters, and fish. Try dishes like fish and chips, seafood platters, or grilled fish.
The Hunter Valley region is famous for its wines, particularly Semillon and Shiraz. Enjoy a glass of local wine with your meal.
A local specialty, the Newcastle Pie is a savory pie filled with minced meat and vegetables, often served with tomato sauce.
This is the summer season, perfect for beach activities and outdoor events. The weather is warm, and the city is bustling with festivals and activities.
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Newcastle is generally a safe city for travelers, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere. However, as with any destination, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings and take precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Newcastle Interchange
Newcastle Bus Terminal
Buses are the primary mode of public transport in Newcastle. The network is well-connected and frequent, making it easy to get around.
Available • Apps: Uber, Didi
Car, Bike, Scooter
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