Day 1 – April 22: Arrive in Sydney & City Sightseeing
Sydney Opera House (interior tour) – UNESCO World Heritage Site and Sydney’s most iconic landmark.
Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair – Best vantage point to photograph the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and the harbour panorama.
Royal Botanic Garden – See native Australian trees like eucalyptus, cypress, and ironwood, plus 200-year-old ancient trees.
The Rocks – Sydney’s oldest district filled with colonial history and weekend artisan markets.
Sydney Fish Market – Australia’s largest seafood market; enjoy fresh lobster, king crab, oysters, and abalone.
University of Sydney – Founded in 1850, one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious universities.
St. Mary’s Cathedral – The most magnificent Gothic-style church in Sydney.
Hyde Park – The city’s oldest park, home to the ANZAC War Memorial.
Meals: Breakfast, Sydney Tower Buffet Dinner
Transport: Coach
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Day 2 – April 23: Blue Mountains National Park
Blue Mountains National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site) – Over 1.03 million hectares of dramatic cliffs and eucalyptus forests.
Three Sisters & Jamison Valley – The region’s most famous landmark offering breathtaking scenery.
Scenic Cableway Experience – Aerial view of the canyon and waterfalls.
Leura Village – A charming mountain town with boutique shops and a laid-back vibe.
Meals: Breakfast, Chinese-style Dinner (8 dishes + 1 soup)
Transport: Coach
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Day 3 – April 24: Sydney → Gold Coast
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary – Established in 1947, one of Australia’s best wildlife parks.
Get close to over 1,400 Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, crocodiles, and cassowaries.
Enjoy shows like lorikeet feeding, bird of prey flight display, and sheep shearing demonstration.
Surfers Paradise – Free time to explore the vibrant heart of the Gold Coast.
Meals: Breakfast, Western-style 3-course steak dinner
Transport: Flight & Coach
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Day 4 – April 25: Gold Coast Discovery Tour
Tamborine Mountain – A hidden gem of Queensland.
Gallery Walk – A 500-meter-long street featuring over 60 specialty shops including doll stores, chocolate boutiques, and antique shops.
Cedar Creek Estate Winery – Optional wine tasting and lunch.
Glow Worm Caves – The only place in Australia where you can see blue glow worms during the day.
Rainforest Skywalk – A 1.5 km elevated walkway through lush rainforest with scenic views of creeks and valleys.
Meals: Breakfast, Healthy Chinese-style Seafood Dinner (8 dishes + 1 soup)
Transport: Coach
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
Day 5 – April 26: Brisbane & Departure
South Bank Parklands – Located on the southern bank of the Brisbane River, featuring an artificial beach and relaxing green spaces.
Kangaroo Point Cliffs – Stunning panoramic views of the city and river.
Brisbane City Hall – Built in 1930, known as the “Million Pound City Hall,” a classical architectural landmark of Queensland.
Southport – The Gold Coast’s most iconic commercial district, filled with bars, restaurants, hotels, and bookstores.
Meals: Breakfast
Transport: Coach & Flight (Return flight to be confirmed)
Accommodation: None (Return home)
