Youth Hostel in Sydney
Travel Tips for Sydney - Sydney Harbour YHA (Page 2/3)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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10 Nov 2012 Holly, England & Wales:
Ferry to Manly and Darling harbour |
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07 Nov 2012 Peter, Canada:
Taronga Zoo - just across harbor by ferry, leaving from Circular Quay so close to the hostel. |
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07 Nov 2012 Peter, Canada:
Blue Mountains - the A$11 two-hour train ride to Katoomba is absolutely worth it to hike the cliff trails! |
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07 Nov 2012 Peter, Canada:
A long walk to the business district for cheaper meals. |
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16 Oct 2012 Robert, Canada:
Peek tours, manly, blue mountains. |
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08 Nov 2012 Brian, USA:
Pancakes on the Rocks & Guylion Chocolatier |
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16 Oct 2012 Robert, Canada:
Catching a ferry to nowhere, just enjoy the harbour. |
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15 Sep 2012 Courtney, USA:
The Australian Hotel. They have gluten free pizza. There are two grocery stores within walking distance and a well supplied kitchen which makes for easy meals with just a little planning. |
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15 Sep 2012 Courtney, USA:
The rocks tour was fantastic! If you're a history buff or just the curious traveler this tour is just for you. |
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21 Sep 2012 Meateekunaporn, Thailand:
Price and menu for dinner is OK |
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