Sydney Night Tour

Product Overview:

Join our night tour to see Sydney at night, with its bright city lights, bustling crowds, and iconic landmarks! From towering skyscrapers to local favorite takeaway shops, we explore what makes Sydney so Sydney-like.

Visit the famous Luna Park amusement park, a national heritage listed attraction, Mrs Macquarie's Point (better known as 'Mrs Macquarie's Point') with a panoramic view of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and cross the Harbour Bridge to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Sydney Harbour. Don't forget to stop by Harry's Cafe in Woolloomooloo for a hot dog

Details

Milsons Point/Luna Park:

Completed in 1935, this is Sydney's only theme park. It is famous for its architectural design and night view rather than its many rides. It is located in a place where you can see the illuminated Harbour Bridge and Sydney City behind it, and you can see a fantastic atmosphere no matter which direction you look.

Ulumulu:

When you think of Ullumulu, the first thing that comes to mind is the Ullumulu hot dog, which is so well known to the locals that it is even called a specialty. You can try the meat pies and hot dogs that even Hollywood stars have tried at least once in the bright and cheerful atmosphere of Ullumulu and the beautiful night sky (at your own expense).

Mrs. Macquarie's Point:

Mrs. Macquarie's Point is a tourist attraction nicknamed 'Lady Macquarie's Chair', and is said to be the place where the wife of Governor Macquarie, the former colony of Australia, sat and waited for her husband who went on a voyage. It's especially beautiful at night!

Crossing the Harbour Bridge:

To fully enjoy the Sydney night view, try the Harbour Bridge walk (about 30 minutes). The world's most famous bridge and an Australian landmark, the Harbour Bridge plays an important role today, connecting the heart of Sydney.

Located in the heart of Sydney Harbour, it makes the beautiful Sydney Harbour view even more impressive. At night, the Harbour Bridge illuminated with lights is a must-see for those looking for a night view of Sydney.

Opera House:

Another landmark of Australia and the core of Sydney travel, the Opera House is a World Heritage-designated building. Built in a location facing the Harbour Bridge, it offers different scenery depending on the time of day. The Opera House is twice as beautiful and magnificent at night, and a guide vehicle will comfortably take you right up to the front.

Additional information:

• City (389 Pitt Street, Sydney / In front of the main entrance of Rydges Hotel) 7:00pm (regular time) / 7.30pm (during summer time)

(Return time may vary depending on the circumstances of the day & traffic congestion, but is usually around 9:00pm)

• The tour will depart on time for the sake of the tour schedule and other passengers. If you are late, you will not be able to participate in the tour.
• The tour departs regardless of the weather and may change slightly depending on local conditions. (The tour will proceed even if it rains.)
• We recommend that you purchase travel insurance individually.
• In case of unexpected situations, follow the local company's regulations and measures.