Marriott Circular Quay

... , we were out of the airport in about half an hour.  Welcome to the lucky country indeed. Took a cab to the Marriott at Circular Quay.  The hotel has a serious case of fabulous location.  Literally steps away from Circular Quay and as close ...

... 5 theatres. Then we took a ferry to Manly Beach where we had lunch and the boys got to play in the ocean. Once back at Circular Quay we took a walk through the Botanical Gardens to see the fruit bats. We had Subway for dinner and went to bed early to wake ...

... of us!  However, we were really lucky that Frank was able to get us yet another free room at the Sydney Marriott in Circular Quay, which is central to everything - shopping, restaurants, boat terminals, the Sydney Opera House, bus and light rail ...

... harbour mouth in the distance. Having wangled an early check-in we were able to dump our bags at the hotel and then head towards circular quay where we had to drop the car off. The Opera House is just round the corner from circular quay so we went and ...

... drew us in.  They were pretty good, especially since we were starving after walking around all morning.  We walked back around Circular Quay after lunch, and ended up going back to the hotel for a bit to relax.  We went back out later for ...

... of like Fire Island. I was a nice beach. D went in the water. I just sunned myself. After a few hours we went back to Circular Quay (pronounced Key.) We could see the QEII docked by the navy yard. (They move huge ships out of the Quay since it cost $500 ...

... because the shower in our first room didn’t work. We just did a little bit of wandering around the city center and Circular Quay this afternoon, not wanting to do too much after the long series of flights and very little sleep.  It’s a ...

... and in the que for taxi's within 15 minutes. We piled into a mini van taxi and enjoyed the 20 minute drive to the Marriott at Circular Quay. The driving on the other side of the road was very facinating for all of us and I have to admit to hitting my ...

... Sydney Opera House *learning that the 3 most venomous snakes in the world are from Australia *ferry and boat rides around Circular Quay *watching surfers on Bondi Beach *walking miles and miles with Deepak *eating, drinking, laughing and watching Deepak ...

... got a lot of great pics. The best part was getting to go out onto the field. Another bus ride took us back to home base in circular quay where we had drinks at the Sydney opera house bar to watch the sunset. Then it began to pour. We've been lucky to have ...

... yes Mrs. Braun we have the paper to prove we went) it was off to Manly beach.  A 30 min. ferry ride from Circular Quay (pronounced key) to Manly beach across the Sydney harbor and we arrived at the most beautiful beach I have ever ...

... a passion for these types of places and gorged ourselves on them in china and cambodia. the plan was to walk down to Circular Quay where the ferries were located and Opera house, catch a ferry to Manly beach, lust after lifeguards whilst the kids swam in ...

... got over their jet lag we explored the harbour and beaches of Sydney together.  Our hotel was close to the Opera House and Circular Quay (the ferry terminal at the Harbour) so we saw quite a different view of the city than on our first stay, (when ...

... local clubs, Dad and I were up very very early on Wednesday to catch the 7.20am ferry over to the Circular Quay in Sydney central. We walked up to the Marriott hotel, where we were going to pick up a tour bus for a tour of the Hunter Valley wine ...

... how to deal with any potential scenarios that could arise. The farewell dinner quickly approached and we boarded buses to Circular Quay where we got on the ferry to Manly Bay. Inhaled as much food from the buffet dinner as my stomach ...

... left the room and was always just sitting on his computer in his bed. I also just missed a bus on Sunday, and then got to Circular Quay to find the next ferry was FULL.  That means I had to call into work twice on the 21st, and deal with hoards of ...

... relieved to take the obligatory group photo (still in the rain) before getting back on the bus into town. Most people got off by Circular Quay. A few people won't be around for the 19th, so there were a few tears shed when saying goodbye.   A few of ...