Shared Tours | The Story of Sydney

The Story of Sydney (history)

Departs Daily: 8:30am - 12:30pm

Small group, up to 10 (min 4)

$168/$138

Duration: 4 hours | $168/$138 | Mini Coach | Departs daily | Small group, up to 10 (min 4) 8:30am - 12:30pm

Mini coach

Told just like a story, the tour begins where it all started for modern Australia, The Rocks. Discover how the area has evolved from a penal colony to housing two of the world's most prominent icons. 

The 4-hour story unfolds with many photo opportunities traveling in the comfort of a spacious minivan, with ample opportunities to pause, stroll, and capture the perfect photograph at popular landmarks, charming, vibrant neighbourhoods on route to Watsons Bay and Bondi Beach. 

As the narrative unfolds, glide past renowned landmarks such as Circular Quay and Mrs Macquaries Chair, meandering through the enchanting neighborhoods of Darling Point, Double Bay, Rose Bay, and Vaucluse. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of street culture, entertainment, and commerce in Paddington and Darlinghurst, before beholding the modern marvels of Barangaroo.

Duration: 4 hours

Highlights:

  • The Rocks

  • Harbour Bridge & Opera House photo opp.

  • Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair

  • Luxury Suburbs

  • Bondi Beach

Map of Sydney Harbour ferry route with landmarks including Bondi Beach, Watsons Bay, Circular Quay, and The Rocks, marked in red.

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Tour Add-Ons

A couple at an outdoor restaurant raising glasses of soda for a toast with the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background.

Waterfront Lunch at Harbour View Restaurant

1:00pm - 2:00pm (follows the Story of Sydney tour)

People sitting on the deck of a boat looking at a green and yellow ferry boat sailing on the water with a cityscape in the background under partly cloudy skies.

Afternoon Harbour Cruise

Daily 2:30pm – 4:00pm (1.5hrs modern spacious vessel)

(ADD ON – 1:00pm Lunch at a harbour view restaurant before your cruise)

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