Don’t miss the opportunity to take part in an experience completely unique to Sydney. This is one activity you have to add to your Sydney itinerary if you plan on staying for more than 2 days in Sydney. Mia Tui was founded in 2010 by Charlotte Jamme while she was living in Vietnam. Charlotte had spent years searching for 'the perfect bag' to suit her busy lifestyle and not happy with the bags in the market, she set about designing her own bag. And that is how Mia Tui was born. Mia Tui is a vegan brand and their bags are made with the highest quality fabrics and do not use any animal-based products. Although it is not leather, it does look and feel like it.

Besides the koalas you can see most of Australia’s iconic species there, like kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, wombats, emus, and cassowaries. The wife of famed artist, Brett Whiteley, poured her creative energy into designing a gorgeous secret garden when her husband passed away. Her name was Wendy, and that’s how the garden got its name. The garden is half public and half private property, but the owners don’t mind visitors popping by to explore the garden and enjoy a picnic. Sydney is definitely not a small city and there are hundreds of hostels to choose from. Before you start your travels, you need to figure out exactly where you want to stay in Sydney. There’s no point in wanting to see the city centre’s attractions but ending up at the outskirts of the Sydney CBD. Once you know where you want to base yourself, you can start looking through this list of Sydney hostels.

The Lenny Weekender Bag is a fabulous new uni-sex style bag designed with weekends and short breaks in mind. When visiting the beaches in Sydney, be aware of strong undertows that can easily take you out to sea. They have caused many drownings in the Sydney area. Not only do you get a great location near the railway station, but loads of value as well. Even better, the hostel hosts student nights with free pizza – if that doesn’t convince you, I don’t what will… Why you’ll love this hostel: Lonely Planet Sydney (Travel Guide) – Relevant, up-to-date travel information and advice from the world’s leading travel guide publisher, Lonely Planet.

The hostel offers incredible value for a very reasonable price. Private rooms with ensuite bathrooms might be a bit more expensive, but if you’re travelling with a buddy and split the costs, it’ll turn out just as affordable as a dorm. For those more interested in topping up their tans, Bondi Beach offers a range of hostels in prime beachside locations, where you can join the bronzed and the beautiful flaunting themselves day after day. The best Bondi Beach hostel? It has to be Wake Up! Bondi Beach and Mad Monkey Coogee Beach. Getting there – Take the train to Bondi Junction and either walk or get on the 380, 381, 382 or 333 bus for a 15-minute ride to the beach.The train routes run a loop around the city, which is a great way to get from one side of the cityto the other. If you’re looking for transport within the city, you can make use of the light rail, buses, or taxis. Looking for free things to do in Sydney? Make time in your day to enjoy the Royal Botanic Garden. Have a picnic under the trees while staring out into the harbor. Wander down the famous Oxford Street, gawk at the beautiful Queen Victoria Building (QVB), and stroll around Hyde Park. You’ll be given a park map when you enter that will help you decide which rides and attractions you’d like to visit most! On the map, you’ll also find interesting facts about the park. You can enthral yourself with roller coasters or scare yourself at the haunted Mystery Manor.

In Sydney, you can find any cuisine you desire. Restaurants provide an extensive array of local and international food as a result of multiculturalism. Be sure to bring your camera along to this lovely pool as the turquoise blue water is something you’ll want to capture!If you wish to travel to the eastern suburbs or to the famous Bondi Beach then catch a train leaving from Martin Place Station to Bondi Junction. Once you get a taste of Sydney, it’s hard to leave. For those wanting to stay longer, there’s plenty of Sydney to explore, let alone the rest of Australia! Whether you want to work and make a home here, or milk that tourist visa for as long as possible, Australia is the ideal place to have your adventure!

During your lessons you’ll learn to ride a long-board, these are surfboards used to catch even the smaller waves, so riding a wave shouldn’t be a problem! Your lesson will include a wetsuit that you’ll be very appreciative of in the winter months. During summer, the water is warm and you may not require a wetsuit but the option is still there. Nightlife is often concentrated around Kings Cross where you can find many strip joints and sex shops as well as plenty of clubs. However, there are a lot better places in Sydney to get loose. You’ll get the opportunity to feel the rush of riding your first wave, with the help of your very well-trained surf coach. Hopefully, you’ll be catching waves by yourself in no time. Sydney as a city is considered a very safe place, especially for tourists. The little crime that Sydney does have generally affects the locals and not visitors to the city. This being said, it’s important to be careful, no matter where you’re travelling. Like your mother probably told you, it’s better to be safe than sorry!The ideal day spent at Bondi is getting up early for a morning swim, then having breakfast at one of the many cafés on Campbell Parade. width is taken from the base of the bag and the height is taken from the base to the zip not including the gusset) The bag will always look bigger when empty and laying flat. The Sydney light rail line stops right across from the property andthe train station is 100 metres away, making it very easy to travel through the city to the Harbour and beyond.