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Your New South Wales Holiday
Say yes to having new adventures with a New South Wales holiday package. Coastal beaches and culture will be on the highlight reel of your escape. With so much to see and do on a trip to New South Wales, it can be tricky to know where to begin. Kick off your travels in Sydney at Sydney Opera House and Circular Quay — two much-loved attractions here. Another city to add to your itinerary is Byron Bay. Don't miss Cape Byron Lighthouse and Clarkes Beach. Expedia has everything you need when it comes to planning your New South Wales holiday. From flights and hotels, to activities and more, we're here to help you curate a travel experience like no other.
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New South Wales Holidays
Discover golden beaches and iconic attractions with New South Wales holiday packages. From glistening Sydney Harbour to Hunter Valley wineries and surf in Byron Bay, adventures take place on stunning natural backdrops. Kick off your shoes and relax on the sand or shop, dine and dance the nights away in buzzing cities.
Things to do on holidays in New South Wales
New South Wales package deals to Sydney are your tickets to one of the world’s most popular cities. Take a cruise on the harbour from Circular Quay for spectacular views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the picturesque sails of the Sydney Opera House. Swim at Bondi Beach or discover European settlement history among cobbled streets at The Rocks.
In the Blue Mountains, hike to waterfalls and snap selfies with the majestic Three Sisters rock formations. Charming coastal towns, such as Jervis Bay and Port Stephens, are ideal for carefree all-inclusive New South Wales holidays by the beach while whale watching and seafood dining. Explore northern New South Wales to admire Cape Byron Lighthouse and Border Ranges National Park.
Where to stay on holidays to New South Wales
Settle in at fabulous New South Wales holiday houses and resorts in Sydney. Choose the Sydney CBD or Darling Harbour for dazzling shopping and dining. Relax on the sandy shores of Manly Beach and enjoy views of Barrenjoey Lighthouse with a stay at Palm Beach. Along the Sapphire Coast, swim with seals and try renowned oysters in Merimbula and Eden.
New South Wales weekend getaways to Newcastle deliver trendy dining and arts scenes framed by white sand beaches. Further north, surf at the beaches of Coffs Harbour and take day trips along the Waterfall Way through lush rainforests and enchanting towns such as Bellingen. Hotels in the Northern Rivers are the gateway to Byron Bay, Ballina and Kingscliff.
Beachfront New South Wales holiday packages
Step from your room to the white sand with all-inclusive New South Wales packages to The Sebel Sydney Manly Beach. Choose rooms with ocean views and cool down in two sparkling swimming pools.
Byron Bay’s Beach Hotel Resort is next door to one of the town’s most popular pubs. Stroll across the road to the beach and relax in the spa by the pool.
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Surf with the locals on Bondi Beach by booking New South Wales family holiday packages to Qt Bondi. The hotel is designed for fun with colourful interiors and activities including bike and surfboard hire.
Explore the rolling countryside dotted with hiking tracks and wineries with a stay at Rydges Resort Hunter Valley. Water Dragons Club and the Water Park ensure the little ones are always smiling.
New South Wales romantic getaways
Combine your romantic holiday in New South Wales with breathtaking views of iconic landmarks at the Four Seasons Hotel Sydney. Indulge in pampering at the Endota Spa and lounge on cabanas by the pool.
Discover the Blue Mountains with an all-inclusive holiday at adults-only Spicers Sangoma Retreat. A fine dining restaurant and fireplaces add to a luxury escape.
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Sydney Central Business District
Known for its captivating waterfront views and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Sydney Central Business District. Check out top attractions like Circular Quay and Sydney Opera House, and jump on the metro at Martin Place Station or St. James Station to see more of the city.
Discover the flavours of New South Wales
When visiting New South Wales, you must indulge in the local food scene. From Asian to Middle Eastern and Australian cuisine, there is something for everyone. Do Dee Paidang is a highly popular Asian Chinese restaurant known for its delicious dishes. For a taste of Middle Eastern Lebanese cuisine, head to El Jannah Granville, a highly rated restaurant. And if you're in the mood for Australian food, Bennelong Restaurant is a must-visit. These establishments offer a variety of flavors and culinary experiences, ensuring you enjoy the best of New South Wales' dining scene.
New South Wales Essential Information
Language | English |
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Currency | Australian dollars |
Closest Airport | Kingsford Smith Intl. Airport (SYD) |
Top Sights | Taronga Zoo, Manly Beach and Bondi Beach |
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Sydney Opera House
Take in a performance or just take in the splendour of one of the world’s most famous buildings.
Circular Quay
Under the gaze of the magnificent Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Sydney’s transport hub is a terminal of unexpected beauty.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
An iconic structure on a beautiful harbour with breath-taking views at any time of day or night. Climb it, walk it, photograph it or just stand back and admire it.
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