7 Wonders of Sydney South/CBD Luxury Private Tour

Set within the lush forest of Royal National Park, Audley sits at the junction of Kangaroo Creek and the Hacking River. Nice Trails or a quiet spot to embrace the beauty of Aussie bushlands.

Symbio is home to over 500 animals from across the globe, offering visitors a truly unique wildlife experience. Farmyard walk-throughs, where you can hand-feed kangaroos, wallabies!
For an unforgettable photo opportunity, cuddle up to a koala, or be amazed by the playful antics of penguins, meerkats, red pandas, and lemurs.

https://symbiowildlife.com.au/

Value and variety is assured in a huge shopping mall and we can allocate time to buy yourself or people back home gifts, or click on the website and see if there is anything you want to check out.

https://www.westfield.com.au/miranda

The beachside suburb of Cronulla boasts Sydney's longest beach and is well known for surfing, outdoor dining and a relaxed lifestyle.

Check out the website and sea the view and menu (seafood and steak specialities) and so yum!

This is just one example of amazing food around Cronulla (A local favourite) or you can still have

the view and get plenty of takeaway options and picnic in the beachside park!

https://sealevel.com.au/

or park picnic with every type of food available to purchase just let your guide know and we will visit on the day

Kurnell Peninsula was the site of the first landfall by Captain James Cook on continental Australia and nice for a walk and then we take the short drive up to Cape Solander for breath taking view of the Eastern Seaboard.

There is a guided tour for one hour ($48 ) that you can do or come back for another time, or just get a few memorable photos at the top of the stairs, or stop and have a coffee or a cocktail in the popular Opera Bar that always has a fun vibe.

https://www.operabar.com.au/

The chair is a sandstone rock ledge that was carved out by convicts in 1810 as a seat for Elizabeth to enjoy the view of Sydney Harbour. Not much to it really, but the view and photo spot is epic

National Orchid Garden in the Botanical Gardens, has stunning flora, blossoms, archways, and water features.

You can wander along laneways, check out the heritage buildings and learn more about the fascinating history of this area and/or visit a few pubs, which your tour guides have been frequenting since they were legally allowed to drink and be in a bar at 18 years old! The Glenmore has a roof top bar with amazing views that you wouldn't know just walking past it for instance.

https://www.theglenmore.com.au/