Sydney Aquarium
Set in the heart of Sydney on beautiful Darling Harbour, Sydney Aquarium showcases over 12,000 aquatic animals from 650 species in spectacular habitat displays, including the world's largest Great Barrier Reef exhibit and amazing underwater viewing tunnels.
See Australia's unique aquatic life up close, including one of the world's largest and most impressive collections of sharks, rare dugongs, elusive platypuses, beautiful seahorses, giant turtles, jellyfish, thousands of tropical fish, gigantic stingrays, and much, much more. Sydney Aquarium's pair of orphaned dugongs are amongst only a handful of these incredible animals on display anywhere in the world.
NEW: See the all new SAW and CLAWS joint creature feature at Sydney Aquarium, featuring incredible Smalltooth Sawfish and sensational crusty creatures of the deep, including huge Japanese Spider Crabs, Giant Tasmanian Crabs and more.
Sydney Tower Eye (including SKYWALK)
Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck offers you the ultimate view of Sydney where you'll enjoy a horizon-to-horizon panorama.
Stroll around and take in the sights from every point of the compass - the Blue Mountains are right there to the West, with the sprawling Western Suburbs in the foreground.
Look to the North and marvel at the Harbour's intricate shoreline in incredible detail, while the South reveals the bustling Sydney Airport all the way through to historic Botany Bay.
Meanwhile, the East will take your breath away with Sydney's famous party precincts and beachside playgrounds leading to an unmatched view of the Pacific Ocean.
The Sydney Tower Eye observation deck also features state-of-the-art multilingual touchscreens providing an interactive introduction to some of Sydney's famous landmarks, and the high-powered binoculars offer you a closer look. With both day and night viewing available, there's simply no better place to experience the beauty of one of the world's most picturesque cities.
SKYWALK is a breathtaking outdoor experience - 268 metres above the streets of Sydney. Step out onto the clouds as you venture across the glass-floor viewing platform for unique 360 degree views over glittering Sydney as your host points out the sights below.
Madame Tussauds - Now Open!!
The world famous wax attraction has now opened its doors at its 13th site in Darling Harbour, Sydney. At Madame Tussauds you can mingle and interact with the world’s most famous figures. So who do you want to meet?
WILD LIFE Sydney
Find yourself on an amazing animal adventure as you journey into Australia's most famous locations. Walk through iconic Aussie habitats and encounter some of the most loved and feared animals that call Australia home. Meet Rex, the huge 5 metre crocodile in Kakadu Gorge, see kangaroos and emus in The Outback, cuddle up to koalas at Koala Encounters and much, much more - there's so much to see and do!
More than just a zoo, WILD LIFE Sydney features interactive displays, inspiring and entertaining daily shows, captivating daily feeding sessions and enhanced walk-through habitats including Koala Encounters, The Outback and Butterfly Tropics. WILD LIFE Sydney is conveniently located right in the heart of Sydney on Darling Harbour.
The Breakfast with Koalas tour includes standard entry to WILD LIFE Sydney, before the attraction opens to the public, a guided highlights tour, a hot buffet breakfast on Koala Rooftop and best of all, the chance to cuddle and have a photo taken with an iconic Australian Koala. A 6" x 9" copy of your photo is included in the ticket price.
Please refer to the buy tickets page for the price of Breakfast with Koalas.
Oceanworld Manly
Just 200m from Manly Wharf, Oceanworld Manly is one of the leading visitor attractions on Sydney's Northern Beaches, offering fun for the whole family. See the wonders of the deep with sharks, giant stingrays, sea turtles and a myriad of marine life on three levels. Come face to face with incredible marine animals in our daily interactive shows and guided tours. Watch and learn as the sharks and fish are fed, get your hands wet in the touchpool and walk underwater through the tunnel of the Oceanarium.
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