Very happy with the service at Orient Travel Lakemba. Fast responses, clear communication, and…read moregreat support. They made my travel booking easy and hassle-free. Highly recommended.

The Edgecliff Flight Centre have been amazing to me, helping me plan my travels around Australia,…read moresorting out cancelled flights and trying their best to save me money. They really have gone the extra mile to find information - texting their friends to find the name of the best campervan company and suggesting cool places to visit. What makes things even better is that, as well as getting extremely competitive rates on flights, if you go through the Flight Centre you're not charged a booking fee as you are if you book directly through the airlines. I also think it gives an extra piece of mind to have discussed your booking with someone - ensuring that there are no hidden extra costs, chances that the booking will get lost or other such travelling nightmares. Whilst these are perks that you'd get at any branch of the Flight Centre, the staff at the Edgecliff shop are incredibly friendly, helpful and reliable - especially Lauren. If you've booked through her, you can be sure she will do everything she can to make your travels as easy as possible.

I was happy with my experience and the deals my travel agent found me. It was my first time here…read moreand Jane was able to complete an itinerary at a price $500 cheaper than flight centre. She was also very professional.

One of the easiest bike tour rides of any city I've ever been to. The staff was on time,…read moreprofessional, explained things well, and kept the group moving. There were no issues with slackers, lack of communication, or anything. I liked being able to see a lot of the city in just a few hours. The guide even took pics if you asked him to. The bikes are very nice. There is only one section that is uphill, otherwise it is a very easy ride.

They are very unprofessional company and have unrealistic return policies. I would look for…read moreanother bike tour company in Sydney.

Circular Quay Ferry Terminal is a must-visit spot for anyone coming to Sydney. The views are…read moreincredible -- the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and the water all in one place make it hard to beat. It can get busy, but it's well organized and easy to get around, even if you're visiting for the first time. great trip to the zoo. One tip: during extreme hot weather, avoid sitting in direct sunlight, shade can be limited and it gets hot fast. Grab a shaded spot or keep moving to stay comfortable. We sat int he back of the boat both ways and got plenty of great pics. Great views, great energy, and a classic Sydney experience for visitors.

There were many wharfs where we tapped our credit card and got onto the ferry. We tapped our card…read moreagain once we disembarked. Each ferry trip was $1 Australian or about.60 American. The terminal was well lit, well marked and very safe.

Very very expensive. We did the platinum because we can't sleep in bunks. AUD$18k…read moreThe upgrade made the trip even more expensive. Just be aware that the starting advertised price is about half of what you will end up paying

My wife and I just completed the nearly 5500 Km trip from Perth to Sydney. This is definitely not a…read moretrip for anyone in a hurry, but it's an opportunity to meet new people, make new friends and enjoy delicious meals, wines and cocktails while enjoying what is essentially a land cruise. Without question, the entire train staff from embarkation in Perth and throughout the entire trip was friendly, helpful and efficient. We enjoyed the extra space and perks of Platinum Service, but Gold Service should please just about anybody except a claustrophobic. Meals in the Queen Adelaide dining car were varied and delicious, and the staggered seating and advance reservation service meant no standing in line at any time. On our journey nearly all passengers were Australians. For many it was their first trip on The Indian Pacific, but there were also many repeat passengers as well. While the scenery isn't like that of the Canadian Rocky Mountains or the Sierra Nevada, it's unlike anything else on this planet; it's 100% pure Australia. Short stops in Kalgoorlie, Cook, Adelaide, and Broken Hill are less than inspiring, but guides at these stops are locals doing their best to show off their local history and community with great pride. If relaxing rail travel is on your bucket list, don't miss this great travel treat. By the way, the few stops are best enjoyed traveling westward as the scheduled arrival times are more convenient. Also, you get the added benefit of moving your timepiece backward instead of forward over the span of the time zones! Last (although not taken advantage by us), you can even arrange to bring your car along in special auto carriers on the end of the train.

We took a private 30 minute flight and it was gorgeous! The views can't be beat! The staff was…read morealso kind and helpful. We were picked up from our hotel and returned by a kind driver named Lincoln. Our pilot was also very professional and made us feel safe. Not much else to say--you'll never get views of Sydney like this any other way. So worth every penny.

If I could give it 6 stars I would. We booked the tour to…read moresee the Blue Mountains through the Viator app. It was super easy and straightforward. The app immediately sent us two vouchers annd confirmation of our bookings. The tour started at 7:50 am and we took a ferry back and arrived at Circular Quay in the city by 5:45 pm. More about the ferry ride back later. The tour included: 1. Three Sisters Lookout Point 2.Tram and cable rides at Scenic World and a short hike on the Scenic Walkway 3.Lunch at Loaves and Dishes Cafe 4.Entrance into Featherdale Wildlife Refuge. On the day of the tour, the bus picked us up at our hotel the Hilton Sydney. They make a number of pick ups from other hotels. If your hotel is not on the list then you have to meet them at one of the designated hotels. A tour coordinator approached us to get our names. She checked us in on her list and gave us an envelope with tickets for the forthcoming destinations. The bus was a big comfortable climate control vehicle. Our driver/historian/entertainer was magnificent !! He only mentioned his name once at the beginning of the tour and I didn't catch it. In any case, he was terrifically knowledgable about the history of Sydney and the Blue Mountains. He was funny and kept us entertained throughout the whole day. In addition, he clearly instructed us on how to navigate through the different destinations with keen details. His instructions were extremely spot on and helpful. There was a lot of time designated for each destination. We never felt rushed. i On the way back many people opted to book a ferry ride back on the river cruise. We didn't buy that option but the bus driver told us that we still could pay for the ferry ride at the dock. We chose to do that thinking that the bus would run into Sydney rush hour traffic. I highly recommend that you take the ferry ride option. It was a beautiful, peaceful ride back to the city center and only took 30 minutes. We're not sure how long the bus took but surely it wasn't as scenic. In addition, the b So to get on the ferry, we had to purchase tickets. At the dock, there was a vending like machine where you can buy a ticket to get on the ferry. It was $8.50 AUD/person. The ferry made a few stops along the way to pick up other passengers. We thoroughly enjoyed every facet of the tour. It takes you to gorgeous areas of our Sydney trip that we wouldn't have otherwise been able to see on our own. The operators were extremely professional and well informed. It was worth every penny of the approximately $98/person for two people. Viator had a special 10% discount if we purchased on the mobile app. Also follow my food adventure on IG @tazebudshawaii Happy Travels !

Ashleigh was the best tour guide EVER! We are visiting from Los Angeles and wanted to see the three…read moresisters at the Blue Mountains. This trip gave us that and more. The Featherdale wildlife park gave us a great up close kangaroo/koala experience, as well as a chance to see some of Australia's bird and reptile species. Lunch in Luera was delicious, and the town was adorable. Following that was the trip to the Blue Mountains, and finally a nice ferry ride home. Ashleigh's knowledge combined with her engaging personality made the whole experience that much more inviting! Great job!