GETTING AROUND

There're various forms of public transport in Sydney, allowing you to get around the city quickly. Let's the Sydney Explorer bus service as well as the Sydney Pass take you around while regular public transport is also available -- generally good and considered cheaper.

Air - Sydney's Kingsford-Smith Airport, just 10 kilometers from the city, is busy and modern with around 35 international and eight domestic airlines serving a huge range of destinations.

Numerous charter companies also offer sightseeing joy flights by plane, helicopter, or even hot-air balloon.

Train - On the Southern edge of the city centre, Central Station is the starting point for all long-distance train journeys. Countrylink runs to 334 towns and cities throughout the country, including Melbourne, Canberra, and Brisbane.

Bus - Sydney Buses' extensive network comprises 300 routes and above serving the city and suburbs. Major bus centers are located at Wynard, Town Hall, Central Station and Circular Quay. The NightRide buses are operated after all other forms of public transport have stopped.

Monorail - The above-ground railway, the Monorail is very popular among tourists and another way to get around the city with a frequency of every three to five minutes.

Light Rail - The Light Rail is the newest form of transport in Sydney, running 24 hours a day from Central Station to Star City Casino, and on to Lilyfield via Wentworth Park, Glebe and Rozelle Bay till late.

Ferry - Ferries can get you to and show you around Sydney's spectacular sights with over 135 years experiences on the harbour. Boats depart from Circular Quay to Darling Harbour, Mosman, Taronga Zoo, Watsons Bay, North Sydney, Kirribilli, Balmain, Birkenhead, and most places in between. There are also speedy hydrofoil services to Manly and Parramatta.

Car - Rental cars are available in various sizes and shapes. There're several budget companies operating along with the usual global brands.

Taxi - Sydney's white cabs are readily available. You'll rarely be in trouble getting one, except on busy nights like New Years Eve or after a major event.

Bicycle - Bikes can be hired from a number of outlets, and several companies also offer motorcycle tours of the city. Look for maps detailing Sydney's many bike paths which are available from the Roads and Traffic Authority.

ACCOMMODATIONS

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