No need to go to the Maldives, Australia is the ceiling of the island!

I thought coming to Australia was just climbing the Blue Mountain Park, but I didn't expect to be dazzled by such a beautiful bay There is no need to go to the Maldives at all With so many beautiful sceneries in Australia, how can you get enough of it all at once All the highlights of Australia, just look at this article! I sincerely recommend going to Australia for the first time to join a small group, live in a five-star hotel by the coast, experience Australian steak meals, Sydney Opera House + Bondi Beach + Great Barrier Reef + Green Island + Great Ocean Road + Twelve Apostles... The journey without worry is really comfortable! --------------------- Scroll down to the bottom for a surprise! Stay up late to summarize, the babies who have brushed up are blessed --------------------- 1.Sydney - Sydney ➊It is the most representative card of Australia and the city with the strongest modern art atmosphere; ➋Iconic buildings: Sydney Tower, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge; ➌Rich nightlife and beautiful night scenes, suitable for a drink at the bar in Darling Harbour at night. 2.Melbourne - Melbourne ➊It is the capital of Australia and has been rated as one of the most suitable cities for human habitation in the world; ➋Well-preserved ancient buildings, reflecting the harmonious blend of ancient and modern; ➌ The intersection of world cultures, where you can eat food from all over the world 3.Gold Coast - Gold Coast ➊The city built on the coastline, bays and beaches can be seen everywhere; ➋There are unforgettable theme parks, forest parks and shopping centers ➌Museums and exhibition halls that satisfy all age groups; ➍This is a paradise for surfers, and diving can see clear marine life. 4.Brisbane - Brisbane ➊Known as the "City of Sunshine", it is bright and moving; ➋It is legally stipulated that only in Queensland can you hug a koala, and Brisbane has the largest koala protection area in Australia and even the world. Day 1: 【National】—【Shanghai】Pudong Airport Collection✈️ Day 2: 【Arrive in Sydney】City Sightseeing + Romantic Cruise Dinner🌃 Hyde Park🌳+St. Mary's Cathedral⛪+University of Sydney🏫 Day 3: 【Sydney】Jervis Bay Cruise to watch dolphins🐬 Kuranda Tower Winery Wine Tasting🍷Special Steak Meal🍽️ Day 4: 【Sydney】Sydney Opera House🎭+Sydney Fish Market🐟+Blue Mountains National Park🏞️ Day 5: 【Sydney】-【Cairns】Kuranda Rainforest🌴+Amphibious Car Tour🚗+Local Aboriginal Performance🎤+Australian BBQ Lunch🍖 Day 6: 【Cairns】World Heritage Great Barrier Reef🐠+Green Island (Snorkeling or Glass Bottom Boat Tour 2 Choose 1)🏝️ Day 7: 【Cairns】-【Brisbane/Gold Coast】Q1 Building Observation Deck🌆+Currumbin Wildlife Park🐨+Helicopter Tour🚁+Overnight Gold Coast 5 Diamond Hotel🏨 Day 8: 【Gold Coast】Romantic Gold Coast (Full Day Free Activity)🏖️ Day 9: 【Gold Coast/Brisbane】Philip Island to see Little Penguins Returning Home🐧 Philip Island Nature Park🌺 Day 10: 【Great Ocean Road】(Unique experience to take a boat to Queen's Cliff, and then drive to the Great Ocean Road)🚢+Twelve Apostles🗿+Send the plane✈️ Day 11: 【Arrive in Shanghai】-【National】🛬 -- Click on the Ctrip business card below to make a reservation in advance and take no detours! --

The charm of Darling Harbour: the heart of Sydney, your next destination!

Darling Harbour, also known as Lover's Harbour, is located in the northwest of the city centre of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, Australia. It is one of Sydney's most famous landmarks, 2 kilometres from Sydney Central Station and connected to Sydney's Chinatown, Australia. ◎Come on, come and have a look here: ◎1. Sydney Opera House: As a landmark building in Australia, the Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous performing arts centres in the world. You can enjoy world-class music, drama and dance performances here. ◎2. Darling Harbour Bridge: This bridge is an important passage connecting the city centre and the north shore, and it is also the best place for tourists to watch the opera house and harbour scenery. You can walk on the bridge or choose to take a cruise in the harbour. ◎3. Darling Harbour Market: This is a vibrant outdoor market held every Saturday. You can buy a variety of handicrafts, artworks and food here, and you can also enjoy the performance of street artists. ◎4. Sydney Aquarium: Located in Darling Harbour, the Sydney Aquarium is one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world, with over 10,000 marine species. You can get close to sharks, rays, penguins and other marine life here. ◎5. Darling Harbour Shopping Centre: This is one of the largest shopping centres in Sydney, with over 400 shops, including various high-end brands, independent designer brands and Australian local brands. You can shop here and also enjoy first-class dining services. ◎6. Darling Harbour Park: This park is located at the south end of Darling Harbour and is a quiet place for leisure. You can walk, picnic, or fly kites on the grass here. As for transportation, Darling Harbour is about 10 kilometres from Sydney International Airport and can be reached by public transportation or taxi. If you want to depart from the city centre of Sydney, you can take a train, light rail or bus directly to Darling Harbour. In general, whether you like natural scenery or are interested in history and culture, or like to enjoy nightlife, Darling Harbour can meet your needs. It is definitely a travel destination worth visiting.

Darling Harbour 🇦🇺

#timetotravel Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia, is a vibrant waterfront gem that never fails to impress. This bustling precinct offers an eclectic mix of entertainment, dining, and cultural experiences. Strolling along the waterfront promenade, I was treated to stunning views of the city skyline and the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. The bustling atmosphere is infectious, with street performers, lively restaurants, and the bustling Harbourside Shopping Centre. One of the standout attractions is SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, home to an impressive array of marine life. The Australian National Maritime Museum is another highlight, offering insight into the country's seafaring history. Darling Harbour is also a hub for cultural experiences, with the stunning Chinese Garden of Friendship providing a tranquil escape, and the ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre hosting various events. Whether you're seeking family-friendly fun, a romantic evening, or a day of exploration, Darling Harbour offers it all. Its dynamic energy and diverse offerings make it a must-visit destination in Sydney.

Vivid Sydney- Come and See

Vivid Sydney's free Light Walk is a massive 8.5km adventure covering spanning Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Goods Line and Central Station. See the city anew with more than 60 light attractions by standout local and international artists. Literally! Vivid is your best opportunity to see Sydney in a different light. The city is transformed into a colourful wonderland that is sure to amaze everyone who visits. So whether you're a local or a tourist, Vivid is definitely an event you don't want to miss.

Sunny Sydney

Sydney is a favourite chill destination if you love exploring by foot. My friend and I started walking from Haymarket to the Darling Harbour, to Barangaroo. From there, we saw the most spectacular view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, sat on the lawn to enjoy the summer breeze. We continued our walk to The Rocks, ending in Circular Quay viewing the best of harbours. #familytravel #newyearadventure #tripblazers #sydney

Visit Sydney CBD for the annual Vivid Sydney Festival!

After years of COVID, Vivid is finally back to Sydney! Held annually, Vivid Sydney celebrates the creativity, technology and innovations together with the respect for the tradition cultures of the aboriginals. Start your walking tour from Central Station, then explore the surroundings such as the Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour… Light illuminations, live music shows, and tasty food are also available during Vivid Sydney.

Sydney Activities Fall Sky Differences

Address: The Rocks NSW 2000 Sydney, Australia We flew to Sydney during the October season. The weather difference was big. In the daytime, the weather can be as hot as 28 and during the night time, the weather can drop until 15 degrees. We noticed the sky gets dark early during late evening. This was the experience that you can't get in Singapore by walking on the street, without any perspiration. If you are planning on a trip to Sydney, do plan your trip schedule well, as the sky gets quite dark during their 6pm local time, which is Singapore 4pm timing. Do plan for an superb early activities as the sky will turn bright at 4am Singapore timing, and 6am Sydney timing. #fallingforfall #tripblazers #family

Vivid Sydney — Your dreamland!

Visited the darling harbour during this year’s vivid sydney show. it’s so brilliantly beautiful! many artists around the world served us this astonishing view with all kinds of inspirational light magics. “Vivid Sydney is an annual festival of light, music and ideas, held in Sydney, Australia. It includes outdoor immersive light installations and projections, performances by local and international musicians, and an ideas exchange forum featuring public talks and debates with leading creative thinkers.” All walls for nearby buildings became the canvas for those artists. Still remember the Sydney opera house which has became a magic stone; the triangle light show: the Dell 2 universe art gallery; and that monster, sci-fi, earth destroyed cartoon story — which showed us the spiritual world of artists. Definitely a must come attraction for Sydney visitors if you come around May and June. #sydney #darlingharbour

The Popular Sydney Darling Habour

What do you do after visiting the Sydney Opera House at Circular Quay? You should head to the Sydney Darling Habour located about a 10 mins walk away towards South West. Darling Habour is also a popular tourists attractions due to the many museums and the warships that are parked there with also several dining options for you to choose from. This place is a fun filled area filled with action cinemas, an aquarium, the many restaurant and cafes overlooking the harbour where you can dine right by the waters. There are a few attractions here I would definitely recommend to go is to visit the HMAS Vampire Warship where this was once used to serve the Royal Asutralian Navy and also one of the very first all welded warship built in the 1900s. This attractions requires an entry ticket of $32 per person or possibility cheaper if you can book it online instead. Thereafter you can also head to the Australian National Maritime Musuem for an entrance fee of $25AUD which is located right beside the HMAS Vampire Warship. #bucketlistreboot #musuem #maritime #australia #sydney #historical #history #warships #darlingharbour #touristattraction #attractions #urbanexplorer

Sydney Darling Harbour #sydney #darlingharbour #hotelcation #foodie #goout #instagramworthydestinations#holidayvacation#wintergetaway#staycation

#GiveThanks __ The Darling Harbour of Sydney, sitting down and sipping your hot espresso with a breeze of cold wind is just a perfect relaxation that you can have a day :)

Sitting in the outdoor seating of Sydeny cafe, you can see the Sydney Bridge and the Opera House in the distance. The sea view in Sydney is not too much, the food here is also very attractive, the seafood dishes are especially good, not only sell well, but also taste. The most popular grilled octopus, the rich charcoal aroma is not replaced by electric roasting.

We want to travel to Sydney City today to see if it is more beautiful under the night. Our trip today begins at Circular Quay and ends at Darling Harbour. Then I will take a step with me and the night tour begins! Visitors from all over the world will definitely go to Sydney Opera House to get to the Sydney Opera House, because this building can be said to represent Sydney and represent Australia. Its status is equivalent to the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Pearl of the Orient in Shanghai. It is an absolute landmark. Although we mentioned in the first part that Sydney has three major landmarks, if it is the most famous and most impressive, it is definitely the opera house. I don't have much explanation for its appearance, I think everyone is very familiar with it. But here I will tell you about the location of the filming. This time I will not let go of the aerial photography, because in foreign countries, I will try to fly as little as possible without permission. Especially in such CBD areas, the flow density is very large, so it is generally No fly. My shooting this time is mainly ground action. The most convenient way to get to the Sydney Opera House is by rail. The name of the station translated into Chinese is: Circular Quay. Looking at this name, we can actually understand the general terrain here, here is a U-shaped pier. The location of the Opera House is located on the side of the Harbour Bridge. And if you want to shoot the Harbour Bridge, then you will go to the Opera House to shoot. Some people take a bridge shot for a big scene, but the actual effect is not good, and it is okay during the day. You can make the shutter fast, with little effect. But if it is a night shot, the resonance on the bridge is very powerful, so the night shot is basically unsuccessful. This must be noted. The lights of the Opera House basically wait until after dark, it seems that there is no fixed time (this information I have to verify, but according to the two shots I went, it seems that the time is different of.). The evening opera and the style of the opera after the lights are completely different. It is slightly dull by natural light, and it is more glamorous after the light is turned on, and the outline is clearer. I personally think that the night view of the Opera House is more worthwhile to record than during the day. Then there is the Circular Quay, which is an important dock port in Sydney. Not only do many sightseeing boats depart from here every day, but many large cruise ships stop here. The sightseeing boat basically covers the famous island attractions around Sydney, such as Darling Harbour, Manly Beach, Watson Bay and many more. There are dozens of hundreds of ships that come in and out every day. This is the busiest port in Sydney. The distance to the opposite side of the pier is a group of buildings. These houses are close to the sea and are veritable sea view rooms. I believe that the price is definitely a lot. Walk from Circular Quay to Darling Harbour, but in 10 minutes. It is also a place where tourists especially like to gather. The restaurant bar is open for business at night. You can sit on the side of the road and enjoy the oncoming sea breeze and the unique charm of Sydney city at the beginning of the lantern. There are large shops and trails where you can stroll around. On the other side of the port are many high-rise buildings, you can take pictures of the night view of the building in the Darling Harbour. The lover's port is not too far a week, you can go around for a week, all the seats are selected as needed.

Australia has a Rich Vibe and Luxurious Experience✨

#australiatrip Living in a city depicted in a sculpture movie in Australia, | Living in a city depicted in a sculpture movie, Mo You was originally named the most suitable city for human habitation in the world more than a dozen times. China enjoys the reputation of being a "garden city"+buying a sweet song on the street and starting a day of walking and running, stopping and stopping. One can stroll until the sky is getting dark, enjoy the exclusive night view of Mo You Ben, help search for vintage Vintage and old cameras to drive scholars. Sydney+Dong Golden Coast+Brie+Mo You Ben Lawsuit City can sit on the mountaintop to watch the sunset, watch the stars at night, and play the violin. In the evening streets, you can use it to listen to violin performances, and the magical combination of the left ocean and the right farm is called Lai Ni Gu. On the most romantic city roads, there are various beautiful Vintage vintage cars (throughout the summer, the city is a sea of purple flowers)

Australia Darling Harbor is amazing🌹

#australiatrip Twenty Romantic Nightmare Things (2024 Classic No Thunder Version) that You Can Check In for Your First Time in the Metropolitan Area! Quickly collect them and let's go check in together. Please pack up this carefully summarized "20 Romantic Things that You Must Check In for All Nightmare Travel" by your son, who stayed in Australia. 1. The first stop of your trip to Sydney is at the Sydney Opera House! You can take a break at the opera bar and have a drink. Here is a great opportunity to shoot the opera house. 2. Stroll to the Royal Botanical Garden and also visit the "Lady Macaulay Chair" to admire the distant Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, and take photos of your life. 3. At the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Overlooking the stunning scenery of the port of Johnny. 4. Strolling on the streets of Kirribilli. Appreciating the panoramic view of the Song and Dance Theater from the front. 5. Visiting the most beautiful Observatory to watch a romantic sunset. 6. In the evening, visiting the "World's Most Beautiful Station" Circular Quay to experience the movie's iconic Sydney sunset

Sunset Serenade: Darling Harbour Walk Steals Our Hearts!

#australiatrip As we strolled along Darling Harbour towards the Sydney Opera House, the sunset walk exceeded our expectations! The sky transformed into a kaleidoscope of pinks, oranges, and purples, casting a golden glow on the city. The views of Sydney's skyline, infrastructure, and harbour were simply breathtaking. We marveled at the iconic landmarks, ships, and boats docked in the harbour, and the vibrant atmosphere was electric. The walk was leisurely and enjoyable, and we relished every moment of this unforgettable experience. The sunset walk along Darling Harbour is a must-do in Sydney – it's a picturesque adventure that will leave you in awe!

Sun down @ Sydney Harbour

Sydney, capital of New South Wales and one of Australia's largest cities, is best known for its harbourfront Sydney Opera House, with a distinctive sail-like design. Massive Darling Harbour and the smaller Circular Quay port are hubs of waterside life, with the arched Harbour Bridge and esteemed Royal Botanic Garden nearby. Sydney Tower’s outdoor platform, the Skywalk, offers 360-degree views of the city and suburbs.

Darling Harbour Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

#australiatrip 🌟 Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia, is a lively waterfront gem that always leaves a lasting impression! Fireworks 🎆 at night is amazing 🌊 Enjoy entertainment, dining, and cultural experiences in this vibrant area. 🎭 Walking along the promenade, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the city skyline and the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. 🌉 The atmosphere is bustling and lively, with street performers, bustling restaurants, and the Harbourside Shopping Centre. 🛍️ SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and the Australian National Maritime Museum are must-visit attractions, showcasing marine life and seafaring history. 🐠 The Chinese Garden of Friendship offers a peaceful escape, while the ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre hosts various events. 🌺 Whether you're looking for family-friendly activities, a romantic evening, or a day of exploration, Darling Harbour has something for everyone! 🎉 Its vibrant energy and diverse offerings make it a top destination in Sydney! 🌟

Magic of Sydney's Darling Harbour 🇦🇺

#australiatrip Darling Harbour in Sydney is a vibrant waterfront precinct that encapsulates the essence of urban entertainment and leisure. It offers something for everyone. From iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge to world-class museums, shopping centers, and dining options, Families can enjoy interactive exhibits at the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, while thrill-seekers can indulge in adrenaline-pumping activities like jet boating. The harborside promenade provides picturesque views and serves as a hub for outdoor events and festivals, making Darling Harbour a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Darling Harbour

#australiatrip Lovely place to walk around. Famous tourist spot with plenty of options for restaurants and bars. Very happening at night. Great place for family to spend their times here too. Other nearby attractions such as National Maritime museum, SEA LIFE aquarium, Madam e Tussauds museum, Tumbalong park, Chinese Garden of Friendship, etc. Remember to come on Saturday night. There will be fireworks show at 9pm on Saturday. Don’t miss that if you’re around!

Evening at Darling Harbour.

1️⃣ The first view of Darling Harbour after arriving in Sydney! 2️⃣ I thought the harbor would be dirty, but it was incredibly clean and well-maintained! 3️⃣ And there were so many moored boats, I thought there must be a lot of wealthy people haha 4️⃣ You must visit Sydney's Darling Harbour! 📍 Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

Join Melanie Martinez for a blast in Sydney

Date: 2024/1/30 Venue: AWARE SUPER THEATRE The wind of Melanie Martinez has finally blown to Sydney, how can we miss this offline meet-up? Let's check in with MM at the most beautiful spots in Sydney! 1. Sydney Opera House The Sydney Opera House is located at Bennelong Point in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, Australia, surrounded by water on three sides with an open environment. Its exterior features three sets of huge shells, standing on a reinforced concrete base, with the tallest shells as high as a 20-story building. The two larger shells mainly house the concert hall and theatre, while a smaller shell contains some restaurants and bars. 2. Sydney Aquarium The Sydney Aquarium is one of the larger and more spectacular aquariums in the world, with 14 themed zones and over 700 marine species. Its hundred-meter-long pathway is flanked by curved transparent glass, allowing face-to-face encounters with aquatic life from various Australian waters, such as platypuses, clownfish, little penguins, and the sex-changing Napoleon fish. 3. Darling Harbour Darling Harbour (also known as Lover's Harbour) is located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and is a large entertainment, dining, and shopping leisure area. The harbour is bustling day and night, offering different views. You can sit by the dock, enjoy the sea breeze, and admire the scenery on both sides of the harbour.

Don’t forget how special our own back yard is

Did Yates tourist type holiday in our own back yard and approached it as a new town, Absolutely beautiful memories and stunning views with real relatable history.#mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #falltrip #SydneyOpera Average Price per Person:free Reasons to Recommend:so many must do and must see holiday ideas in one area.

Darling Harbour

#sydneytrip Darling Harbour in Sydney is simply awesome! The vibes here are fantastic, with so much to see and do. There are cool shops, nice places to eat, and the view is stunning. It’s a great spot for a leisurely walk, and there are always events happening. The kids love it too, with the aquarium and wildlife attractions. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Darling Harbour is a must-visit. I always find something new and exciting every time I’m there. It’s a hub of fun in the heart of Sydney. Highly recommended!

Pyrmont Bridge

#sydneytrip Lovey short bridge. It’s located at Darling Harbour, Port Jackson. It’s interesting to find out that it was opened in 1902, initially carrying motor vehicle between the central business district and Pyrmont, but since 1981 the bridge has carried only pedestrian and bicycle. Vehicles were diverted to adjacent freeway overpasses. Highly recommended to explore this part of the city.

Darling Harbour

#sydneytrip Darling Harbour in Sydney is simply awesome! The vibes here are fantastic, with so much to see and do. There are cool shops, nice places to eat, and the view is stunning. It’s a great spot for a leisurely walk, and there are always events happening. The kids love it too, with the aquarium and wildlife attractions. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Darling Harbour is a must-visit. I always find something new and exciting every time I’m there. It’s a hub of fun in the heart of Sydney. Highly recommended!

Fireworks by the Darling Harbour this CNY

This CNY, catch fireworks every Sunday by the darling harbour at 9pm. The fireworks last about 5 minutes with impressive displays of light and colours. The harbour is worth a visit even without the fireworks. There are lots of bars, clubs and restaurants around the area which comes alive on Friday and Saturdays. You can easily walk around the entire harbour easily within 30 minutes which is a great free activity to do in Sydney. #cny2024

SYDNEY GET AWAY

I lived in Sydney most of my life until I become a mom of 9 children than decided to move to Canberra to raise my Children there but would love to have some time back in the heart of Sydney Darling Harbour

Come to Sydney! Watch a sunset at Darling Harbour!

Darling Harbour Location: Australia/New South Wales/Sydney Type: Scenic spot/Building/Port/Square Rating: 4.8/5.0 Popularity: 5.0/5.0 Alias: Lover's Harbour Darling Harbour (also known as Lover's Harbour) is one of the most famous landmarks in the northwest of Sydney city centre, 2 km from Sydney Central Station and connected to Sydney's Chinatown. The name Darling Harbour comes from the seventh governor of New South Wales, Rufus Darling. Darling Harbour is not only Sydney's most colourful tourist and shopping centre, but also a venue for major conferences and celebrations. Darling Harbour consists of port docks, green water and various buildings, including the Olympic Games Exhibition Centre, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney Aquarium, National Maritime Museum, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Power Museum, IMAX Super Screen Cinema, Friendship Garden (Chinese landscape garden), various art markets, shopping centres, various amusement parks, Ferris wheel, cafes, bars, restaurants and so on. Every weekend evening, there are colourful and beautiful fireworks performances, which is a great place for leisure and entertainment, and for romance. Darling Harbour is a representative of Sydney's prosperity and also represents the highest standard of Sydney's nightlife. At Darling Harbour, tourists can choose to play all night in bars and dance halls, or sit quietly on the wooden steps by the bay, letting the romantic sea breeze blow on their faces and thoughts. Attraction address: Sydney NSW 2000, Australia Opening hours: All day Ticket price: Free How to get there: Take the light rail to Darling Harbour; Take the ferry to Pyrmont Bay; Take the train to Town Hall; Included attractions: None Precautions: None AustraliaSelfDrivingTourSydneyTourMelbourneTourPerthTourCairnsTourGoldCoastTourHikingRouteHealingScenery AustraliaRoadtrip