Blue Hotel Sydney

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... Darling Harbour and then made our way to the Sky Tower. You head to the top of the tower where you can get a 360 degree view of Sydney - which was amazing. Then it was time to head to Botani Bay for lunch and a walk around. Then it was back to the car for ...

... an hour free internet just for giving him my left over New Zealand change! The YHA in Sydney is massive - it's more like a hotel. Sydney, by the way, is also MASSIVE. I did a little tour last night and explored a bit before hitting the supermarket ...

... ; It was about a 20 minute walk.  Darling Harbor has tons of restaurants and shops.  It is right next to the Sydney Aquarium and IMAX theater.  This place was abuzz with people.  I walked around the harbor and shops and grabbed a slice ...

... et de la Chantilly, le tout servi dans de l'argenterie du 19eme siècle. Nous quittons les Blue Mountains vers 16 heures, la circulation pour le retour a Sydney est dense, mais Julie conduit merveilleusement bien et vers 18H30, ils me déposent a mon ...

... . Ive still got a couple of weeks til i go to Perth and im really keen to explore a little outside of Sydney before i go. Ive got a tour to the Blue mountains booked for next week and i cant wait. Week Three I went to Coogee beach this week and loved it. ...

... a squeaky clean look to it. There was a large shopping complex, a convention center and at the end, the National Maritime museum. Sydney is a metropolitan city like any other. It has a downtown that looks like it could be any big metropolis. New York, ...

... . Bondi Beach surpassed all expectation. The Blue Mountains had incredible scenery and the nicest hostel I have ever stayed in. The Sydney Harbour Bridge climb was absolutely unforgettable. We were on the bridge for roughly two and a half hours, and in ...

... We bought some strawberry bonbons - yum yum and some pressies from an aboriginal art shop. From Leura we were driven back to Sydney to the Olympic Village, where our guide talked us through where different events were held and what the area is being used ...

... ; Drank some wheat grass and took a bunch of vitamins so hopefully will be better by tomorrow.  We walked down from our hotel to the Sydney Opera House and Circular Quay harbor area and had a nice walk.  It truly is a beautiful sight the Opera ...

... , and we haven't stayed in a single city for eight business days this whole trip.  So India is out, officially.  Since Sydney is known for the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, it was only fitting that we spend some time at each of these ...

... . It was great because they are so cute and soft and lovely and cute and soft and lovely and...you get the picture. Plus at the sydney Wildlife Centre, we had spend $25 to touch and have photos with some koalas! So to do this for free was great! :) Then ...

... we girls were keen to not miss the plane. There were, after all, no refunds on these tickets. The Virgin Blue flight sailed happily into Sydney airport on time and an easy taxi ride landed us at the Hotel Ibis on Darling Harbour. Alarmingly, they ...

... train to Katoomba in the Blue mountains - we had a fabulous day. Beautiful weather and wonderful scenery. Photos: Sydney: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N00/sets/72157607338507343/ Blue Mountains: ...

... I couldn't take a hot shower because it hurt so bad. I also went with a tour group to the Blue Mountains, about hour outside of Sydney. We hiked through a temperate rainforest, saw The Three Sisters, photographed wild kangaroos. I met some great people ...

... to themselves. We all got the 3:30 ferry back over to the Opera House and the boys went their own ways. All of them made curfew (3 a.m.).   Sydney felt like a whirlwind. Absolutely beautiful city with an interesting history. Good-bye Australia! ...

... to Melbourne - Melbourne is a bit more chilled out. The following day we did a lot of tourist things like visiting the Sydney Aquarium and Wildlife World, we also went on the sightseeing Jet Boat around Sydney Harbour and ended the day with a tour ...

... on their juices) and was amazed by Molly's Australian accent (she moved here 2 years ago). After lunch Berni and I headed to Sydney Harbour Bridge, got dressed up in Boiler suits and harnesses, and climbed the bridge. It was scary on the grating lower ...

... in the 30s. After a little snooze it was time to go explore. We had an amazing view from our hotel room of the Opera House & Sydney Harbour Bridge and the huge harbour was full of sailboats and ferries going here, there and everywhere. Gorgeous, ...

... in Sydney. Yu can walk all around and see the whole of Sydney below you and can see the Blue Mountains, Botany Bay and the whole of Sydney Harbour. it was followed by an ride called Oztrek which combines motion and video together. Unfortunately we've ...

... here we toured the city on a Red Explorer bus & hopped on & off as we pleased. Got a great perspective from the Sydney Tower. Later had oysters at the fish market. Day 2 took advantage of a beautiful sunny day to tour the southern surfer beaches ...