Sydney · SAFARI
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Below are the 6 best safari tours in Sydney right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it earns the spot.
A small-group 1.5-hour jet ski safari on the Hawkesbury River from Brooklyn, with safety training, bridges, islands, and speeds up to 70 km/h.
“The jet ski was excellent, but parking is a problem, It was busy and hard to fine a spot Allow extra time to look for a parking spot”
Ride your own jet ski on Sydney’s Hawkesbury River with a guided safari, no licence needed, bridges, mangroves, and photo stops.
“Went with my uncle and thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely worth coming back to meet these lovely people again. Highly recommended it to my friends in the area.”
Hunt for kangaroos, parrots and platypus in the Southern Highlands, then spotlight nocturnal marsupials and dine at a historic pub.
“This tour was amazing! We saw so many different animals: kangaroos, wallabies, emus, tons of bird species, possums, sugar gliders, as well as the elusive platypus! My guide Emma was incredible and taught us a bunch about the animals, and her knowledge of where animals tend to be was amazing. We were able to spot everything quite easily because of her, and I was able to get lots of pictures as a result. I would definitely recommend!!”
Ride a jet ski on the Hawkesbury River to Bar Island from Brooklyn, no license needed, guided turns, and a run back under the bridges.
“A cool trip with a Lots of turns. No big ocean waves. Lots of turns. Great to learn how to ride a Jet Ski.”
Private 2-day Blue Mountains wildlife safari with Jenolan Caves, Kanangra-Boyd, quiet lookouts, pickup, park fees, mobile tickets.
“Great trip! The Blue Mountains are amazing. Jelle had a great sense of humor and was a really fun guide.”
A late-day wildlife safari in NSW Southern Highlands with small-group spotting, dusk platypus chances, and night spotlighting plus lunch and dinner.
“An absolutely brilliant day....over 30 species seen in the company of the lovely Steve, whose knowledge and enthusiasm for wildlife was terrific. The variety of birds was amazing, and I never thought we'd be lucky enough to see platypus and Read more”
