Sydney

Sydney is one of the main international hubs in Australia. If you’re flying from overseas, your flight will land at Sydney Kingsford airport. It’s only a short trip to the centre by train or bus.If you’re travelling to Sydney from the rest of Australia, Sydney is easy reach to reach by bus or car. Greyhound has regular stops at Sydney, while driving to Sydney by car is enough despite the long distances involved. Undoubtedly, the best time to travel to Sydney is during the summer. From November to February, the temperatures are consistently above 30 degrees. It can be hotter than this at times, but it’s rare for temperatures to creep over 40 degrees. If you’re looking for cooler temperatures, it may be best to visit Sydney during the shoulder seasons of September to October and March to April. There are plenty of places to stay in Sydney. As the biggest city in Australia, the choices are endless when it comes to accommodation in the city. I stayed at a few hostels in Sydney, during my time in the city. I particularly liked the YHAs near the Harbour and Central Station. They were clean, comfortable and the staff were fantastic.If you want to get out of the centre, there are a lot of hostels located by the beaches at Bondi, Coogee and Manly. ydney is world famous for its beaches! It’s not just Bondi, there are plenty of other fantastic beaches close to the city too!Bronte, Coogee, Manly and Tamarama are close to the centre of Sydney, and worth checking out.Sydney is blessed with some of the best beaches in the world for surfing, it would be a crime not to visit them during your time in the city! Arguably the most iconic sight in the whole of Australia, you simply have to check out the Harbour Bridge while you’re in Sydney! The other iconic image of Sydney is the Opera House. It’s a curious building, but beautiful nonetheless.