Sydney · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
5 reviewed
Sydney fills its calendar early, and the self-guided tours everyone wants go before the rest. Ranked below are the 5 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock in the dates that matter.
Self-guided Manly bike day with 20 km of bike paths, harbor views, beaches, and free stop options. Bike, helmet, lock, lockers included.
“This was a great way to see the Manly Beach area. They provided breakfast staff was held our stuff so we didn’t have to take it all with us.”
Ride Blue Mountains fire trails on a self-guided Merida e-bike, with safety gear, bike setup, and jaw-dropping stops at Baltzer Lookout and Hanging Rock.
“The organization was excellent and very professional sights were amazing Sam was excellent and had an enormous amount of knowledge”
Sydney in a day on an electric bike with Wheel Explorer audio helmets and turn-by-turn directions past the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
“Jake was great. He took the time to lead us through his new app. This was the best way to explore Sydney. The app led us turn by turn pointing out all the points of interest along the way. Art, history and culture. The bikes were well maintained and comfortable. This is the greatest e-bike adventure we have ever had. Again well done Jake, we look forward to exploring more cities around the world with you.”
Self-guided 3-hour sea kayak around Sydney’s Middle Harbour with a map, safety briefing, and time in Garigal National Park.
“Awesome time, we were able to voyage around the harbour and get a lay of the water then venture further to explore the glorious scenery!”
Solve 11 ghost-themed puzzles on a self-guided walk from Hyde Park Barracks to The Rocks, guided by your phone for $6.06.
“This was such a neat virtual mystery/ghost tour. We decided to do the tour at night, so it was even spookiest. There is alot of walking, but it was fun. We would probably recommend this for age 10+ due to the scary stories.”
