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Sun, sea & socialites

Your guide to Sydney

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Long sunny summers and mild winters

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Welcoming international social scene

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Close to The Blue Mountains and Byron Bay

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Outdoorsy lifestyle and beautiful beaches

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Easy access to New Zealand and Tasmania

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High average salaries and quality of life

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Best Sydney beaches

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Best places to stay

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Best day trips

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Learn to surf in Manly

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Learn to surf in Manly

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When you see the bronzed beauties of Sydney running into the sea with a board under arm, you’re going to want to slip on a wetsuit and dive in after them. However, it’s worth having a few lessons first. Manly Beach is a great place to learn because the water is warm and there’s plenty of space to wipeout. Sorry, not wipeout, look effortlessly cool.

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Five joyful friends in wetsuits pose on a sandy beach next to their surfboards.

Learn to surf in Manly

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When you see the bronzed beauties of Sydney running into the sea with a board under arm, you’re going to want to slip on a wetsuit and dive in after them. However, it’s worth having a few lessons first. Manly Beach is a great place to learn because the water is warm and there’s plenty of space to wipeout. Sorry, not wipeout, look effortlessly cool.
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Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge

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The best view of Sydney is from the top of its iconic bridge. We recommend going before dawn to watch the sun rise over the city. It’s a leisurely climb up the giant coat hanger and you’ll smash out some of your daily step count in the process.

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Two smiling women on a boat with the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background.

Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge

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The best view of Sydney is from the top of its iconic bridge. We recommend going before dawn to watch the sun rise over the city. It’s a leisurely climb up the giant coat hanger and you’ll smash out some of your daily step count in the process.
Two friends embracing in celebration in front of the iconic Sydney Opera House at sunset.

Catch a show at the Sydney Opera House

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Not only is the Opera House pretty to look at, it’s also got a lot going on upstairs. Within the white sails there’s an ever-changing roster of dancers, orchestras and actors. Don’t worry if you’re more Oprah than opera, you might be pleasantly surprised.

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Two friends embracing in celebration in front of the iconic Sydney Opera House at sunset.

Catch a show at the Sydney Opera House

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Not only is the Opera House pretty to look at, it’s also got a lot going on upstairs. Within the white sails there’s an ever-changing roster of dancers, orchestras and actors. Don’t worry if you’re more Oprah than opera, you might be pleasantly surprised.
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Learn Sydney's Aboriginal roots

You won’t fully appreciate Sydney without seeking out its Aboriginal history. Tour the Barangaroo reserve to hear about the city’s changing landscape and visit the 1816 Royal Botanic Garden to learn about traditional food and medicines of the Gadigal people.

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A large pond covered in lily pads with a fountain in the centre and tropical trees in the background

Learn Sydney's Aboriginal roots

You won’t fully appreciate Sydney without seeking out its Aboriginal history. Tour the Barangaroo reserve to hear about the city’s changing landscape and visit the 1816 Royal Botanic Garden to learn about traditional food and medicines of the Gadigal people.
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Walk the coastal paths

With miles of walkable coastline, you owe it to those spongy holiday trainers, to attempt a windy walk. Take the path from Manly Lagoon to North Head and stop off at the many lookouts, beaches and bars. The loop takes about three hours depending on how photo-happy you are.

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Woman in sunglasses gazing at a coastal city skyline and beach from a viewpoint.

Walk the coastal paths

With miles of walkable coastline, you owe it to those spongy holiday trainers, to attempt a windy walk. Take the path from Manly Lagoon to North Head and stop off at the many lookouts, beaches and bars. The loop takes about three hours depending on how photo-happy you are.

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