Sydney Vacation Rentals

Journey into Sydney

Sydney’s airport is a major international hub, receiving flights from around the world. Though the airport is large, it is located in close proximity to the inner city of Sydney. Therefore, traveling from the airport to Sydney is fast and efficient, with a range of transportation available such as trains, buses, taxis, coaches and rental cars.

Public transportation is relatively quick, especially when you take the train line. Taxis and coaches are available, and offer more comfort and a quicker departure and journey time. Rental cars are also available at the airport, and reaching the inner city via the M1 is simple.

Choose from a variety of transport at Sydney’s airport to reach your own Sydney vacation home.

Sydney and its sights: From the opera house to Bondi Beach

Sydney is well known for its amazing landmarks and sights. When you acquire one of the variety of Sydney vacation rentals you can explore Sydney and its sights with ease on a daily basis. Things to see include the colossal Sydney Opera House, which is an iconic Australian performing arts venue. With its sweeping white architecture, this structure is recognised around the world. If you are looking for a day out by the water, check out Port Jackson, the greater region of Sydney Harbour and the sparkling inlet to the Tasman Sea. Numerous walking routes, boat rides and water tours are available all around the harbour. While you are there, pay a visit to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, also known as the “Coathanger”, which is an interestingly shaped 1930s structure stretching over the harbour. It boasts fantastic views of the city, the harbour and the Opera House.

If you want to spend a day at an Australian beach, head to Bondi Beach, one of the most famed golden beaches in Sydney which is located in an outlying suburb. The city becomes more accessible when you have your own Sydney vacation rental right in the middle of the action.

Sydney’s artistic and cultural scene

Sydney is not only a hub of sunshine and beautiful architecture, it also boasts a number of artistic and cultural experiences. Visit one of the city’s numerous art galleries, such as the Art Gallery of New South Wales, which features classical, modern and aboriginal works. Entrance to the museum is free. Also, check out the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, an international modern art gallery within a harbour-side Art Deco building. Take a tour or simply explore this fascinating location in your own time. In your vacation home in Sydney, you have a place to unwind after a day immersed in the city’s art and culture.

If you prefer performance art, visit one of Sydney’s multiple theaters, starting with the Sydney Opera House, which hosts a range of plays, operas and orchestral productions in its numerous concert halls. The main concert hall is known as Sydney’s most majestic; with the enormous arena seating designed for perfect acoustics, this world-renowned concert hall can seat thousands. If you wish to visit something more historical, check out Sydney’s Capitol Theater, a large and classy space built in the late 1920s.

All of Sydney’s fantastic art and culture scene is easily accessible from your own classy Sydney vacation rental or apartment.

Sydney and its thriving nightlife: World-class restaurants and buzzing cafes

When a day in the sun has become enough, Sydney’s outstanding nightlife is there to be enjoyed. From the buzzing cafés, bars and clubs in and around Oxford Street and Kings Cross, the established red-light district, to the more upmarket bars and harbour-front terraces around The Rocks and King Street Wharf, be prepared for Sydney’s exciting nocturnal events. Wherever you are in the city, along the harbour or further inland, there are always great places to experience with a range of musical and atmospheric options.

Sydney City: Adventure and Culture Down Under

Sydney Opera House

The most iconic building in the city, the Sydney Opera House is renowned for its distinctive architecture and houses concerts and performances in a variety of arts.

Sydney Harbour

This waterway provides stunning views of the city through its waterside pathways. Choose to cycle or walk these routes, or if you're feeling adventurous, rent a kayak and paddle.

Royal Botanic Gardens

A beautiful, tranquil park amidst the bustling metropolis, these gardens not only have beautiful walks along the harbour edge, but also feature greenhouses and other rare and tropical plants.

Art Gallery of New South Wales

This is one of the largest galleries in the country and houses contemporary artwork and sculptures from Australia (including Aboriginal pieces), Asia and Europe.

Manly Beach

Situated north of the city, Manly Beach offers a peaceful escape to the coast. With stretches of white sandy beach, it's popular with surfers and those looking to escape city life.