It is recommended to fly here directly. [+New^^+ The plane returned to the airport. Yunluo and An Chuyun were still unsatisfied. Although it only took an hour, it was very memorable. The scenery here is similar to that of Cairns, but it is more beautiful than Cairns. Unfortunately, Yunluo and An Chuyun did not board the White Beach this time.

If you have the chance to come to Australia next time, Yunluo will fly directly to Ha Mi Ltonisland and make an early reservation to get on the White Beach project. In the end, Yunluo also recommended a project. Since this project is full, Yunluo and An Chuyu did not book it. However, it is very attractive to read the introduction. This is a one-day tour of Airhitsunday.

It includes taking a seaplane to the Heart-shaped Island and the White Beach, taking a private glass-bottomed semi-submarine for one hour, snorkeling for one hour, and sightseeing for one hour on the white beach. It provides all snorkeling equipment, providing sun umbrellas, unlimited tea, juice and snacks, and professional explanations. The overall time is 4.5 hours, of which the flight time is 1.5 hours.

The price is 475 (￥2660) per adult. Their official website is: If you play this, you don’t have to go to Cairns at all. After getting off the plane, Yunluo and An Chuzhi took a walk on the lawn by the sea. The seagulls here are no longer afraid of people, and they are everywhere. A couple happened to have a wedding on this lawn.

It was such a good venue. In the evening, everyone took out potato chips to feed seagulls, and more and more seagulls flew over, and they were having fun. In the end, all the potato chips were fed, and the seagulls followed Yunluo and An Chuyu for a long time before gradually dissipating. In the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu found a restaurant to have a buffet. When the chef heard that the accent was probably from Northeastern.

The dishes were well made and the fried rice was delicious. Yunluo thought that it might be because Yunluo and An Chuyu hadn't eaten Chinese food for a long time. Since this restaurant has no special features, it was no longer showing off. In this way, the two-day trip to the Holy Spirit Islands ended, leaving Yunluo and An Chuyu with very beautiful memories.

On the morning of the third day, Yunluo and An Chuyu flew back to Brisbane, and something beautiful happened. The airport bus that originally picked up Yunluo and An Chuyu could not let go of Yunluo and An Chuyu because the driver calculated the number of people incorrectly. So he sent an extended Ford gift car. When Yunluo and An Chuyu knew that the car was here to pick Yunluo and An Chuyu to the airport.

Yunluo and Yunluo's friends were shocked! This car is quite spacious. This time, Yunluo and Anchuyu's airport bus cost a lot of money. When they arrived at the airport, Yunluo and Anchuyu took a plane to Brisbane. As a place that was originally planned for this trip, the Holy Spirit Islands gave Yunluo a lot of surprises. The very beautiful Great Barrier Reef and White Sand Beach.

Yunluo and Anchuyu stayed in Sydney for only a little more than a day. Yunluo and Anchuyu lived in Darling Harbor, walking to fishmarket, downtown, Hyde Park, Sydney Royal Botanical Garden. Sydney Tower, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Bridge, and finally returned to Darling Harbor after taking a cruise ship in the bay for a while.

This building is the first half of the Sydney itinerary. Attraction introduction Sydney (Sydney) is located on the southeast coast of Australia, the capital of New South Wales and the most densely populated city in Australia. The metropolitan area has a population of 4,575,532 people (in 2011). Sydney is the first Australian colonial settlement in Europe, and was captain of the British First Fleet in 1788 by Arthur.

Philip was founded in Sydney Bay. Sydney was built around the Port of Jackson (including Sydney Harbour) and was once known as the "harbor city". Sydney is Australia's largest financial center and an international major tourist destination. It is famous for its beaches, opera houses and Harbour Bridge. Sydney has also held many sports events, including the 1938 Commonwealth Games.

The 2000 Sydney Olympics and the 2003 World Cup Rugby Championship. Sydney Fish Market is the largest fish market that integrates wholesale, retail and catering. It is also a good place for citizens to enjoy and purchase seafood. The market has unique seafood restaurants, including Chinese, Western and Japanese seafood delicacies.

As the largest fish market in the southern hemisphere, the Sydney fish market ranks second in the world in terms of its variety. More than 100 seafood products are sold here every day. Sydney Tower, also known as amptoer, is the tallest building in the central business district of Sydney. The tower is 305m in height.

Sydney Opera House (Sydneyoperahou, Soh) is located in Sydney, Australia. It is one of the most distinctive buildings of the 20th century and is also a world-famous performing arts center and a landmark building in Sydney. The designer of the theater is Danish designer Jon Usson. The construction work began in 1959 and the Grand Theater was officially completed in 1973.

In June 2007, the building was rated as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Sydney Opera House is located in the convenient corner of the Sydney Harbour. Its unique sail shape, coupled with the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the background, complements the surrounding scenery. Thousands of tourists come to see the building every day.

The Sydney Opera House is mainly composed of two main halls, some small theaters, performance halls and other ancillary facilities. Both halls are located in a relatively large sail-shaped structure, while the small performance hall is located in the base base. The largest main hall is the concert hall, which can accommodate up to 2,679 people. The original intention of the design was to build this largest hall into an opera house.

Later, the design was changed, and even the completed opera stage was pushed down and rebuilt. There is a large organ in the concert hall, which was manufactured by ronaldsharp from 1969 to 1979. It is known as the largest mechanical wood-linked organ in the world, consisting of 10,500 air ducts. The smaller one in the main hall is the Opera House.

Since the larger main hall was originally designed as an opera house, the small hall was not suitable for large opera performances, the stage was relatively small and the space for the band was not convenient for large bands to play. Other ancillary facilities include theatre, theatre and the photography room. Free public performances are often held in front of the stairs at the entrance.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a major bridge in Sydney, Australia. It spans Sydney Harbour and connects Sydney's business center to the north shore. This striking bridge forms one of Sydney's most famous views with the nearby Sydney Opera House. Because of the appearance of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it has been nicknamed "clothes rack".

Until 1967, the Sydney Harbour Bridge was the tallest building in Sydney. Under the command of John Bradield, a NSW Public Works Agency engineer, the bridge was built by Dumenlang Architects in Middlesboro, England and completed in 1932.

The highest point of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is 134 meters above sea level and is also the fifth longest arch bridge in the world. According to the Guinness World Record, it is also the world's highest steel arch bridge and was once the widest long-span bridge in the world until it was replaced by the second generation of Mann Harbour Bridge in Greater Vancouver, Canada in 2012.

The itinerary began to be connected. Yunluo and An Chuyu took a plane from the Whitsunday Islands to Brisbane, and transferred to Sydney. It was already evening when Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed in Sydney. The hotel where Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed in Sydney was novotel, next to Darling Harbour. The environment was good. For information about this hotel, Yunluo will explain in detail in the accommodation section of the practical guide later.

Yun Luo got up early the next morning. Today, the weather in Sydney is very good and the sun is abundant. Yun Luo and An Chu met the pyrmântb sundge who arrived at Darling Harbor. In front is the city center, and the tall tower is the Sydney Tower. Sydney is worthy of being the largest city in Australia and has an extraordinary temperament! Darling Harbor has many ships docked. There are also many such small yachts.

Yunluo and An Chuyu first walked to the famous fish market. There were already many tourists here early in the morning. Of course, the most attractive thing was all kinds of seafood. The oysters were very fresh, and there was a little fishy smell. They were caught in the morning. There were also various sea fish. Yunluo and An Chuyu bought a big lobster and ate it raw with onion and ginger. The taste was very fresh.

However, it mainly sells seafood here, and the processing is very average compared to restaurants. So it is recommended to eat it raw here. The price of this lobster is 135 (￥756), and it also includes processing fees. It is said that the cost-effectiveness is very high. Yunluo has never eaten such a large lobster in China, so he doesn't know much about it.

For more information about fishmarket, Yunluo will explain the diet in the practical guide later. After eating this "sourcing" breakfast, Yunluo and An first time travel to Sydney city center. There are both ancient and modern buildings in the city center, which are very distinctive. This is the most central shopping mall in Sydney.

There are also small bands playing in the mall, which attracts many people to watch. There are many luxury shops near the city center, such as hermes, prada, chanel, etc. The girl decided to go shopping here, so Yunluo continued to walk northeast and came to Hyde Park. There were many people resting here. Everyone liked to sit on this big lawn to bask in the sun.

Continue to go north. It is the Royal Botanical Garden of Sydney, with many green plants and fewer people. At the end of September and early October, it is spring in Australia, and many flowers are in bloom. Each of the plants here has an explanation, but Yun Luo has no intention of seeing it. Because the clouds fall to the north of the park, there is a small observation deck where you can see the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Bridge.

It’s just that I have been here. I’ve been so hot all the way here, so I’ve almost been sunk. It’s the map location, but if I travel with a group, I’ll probably be here. It’s here, there should be many Sydney albums and postcards taken here, and Yunluo has been here! However, it was around 2 pm when Yunluo came here, and the sun was too hard.

And there is backlight, which should be better if it is early in the morning and evening! Or it is nice to set up a tripod here to take pictures of the night view! There is a platform here, specially for viewing, but it is better below the platform. On the south side of the Sydney Opera House is the city center, where Yunluo walked over there.

Back in the city center, Yunluo and Anchu met to the Sydney Tower and took the elevator to the observation deck above. Here you can see the entire Sydney City. The price of Sydney Tower is 26 (￥145.6) per adult, but if you book tickets online, you can get a 30% discount, which will be 18.2 (101.9), so it is recommended to buy tickets online!

The official website for ticket booking for Sydney Tower is various high-rise buildings. After a short rest on Sydney Tower, Yun Luo and An first met to go to the Sydney Opera House that they had long admired. Come to fishmarket Sydney Opera House - Sydney Hashimoto is the lower half of the Sydney itinerary. Please refer to the itinerary and classic instructions upstairs.

The trip began to come down from Sydney Tower. Yunluo and An Chuyu set out to the Sydney Opera House, heading north, about 10 minutes. Walk to Sydney Opera House! Many people are taking photos here! Come to the interesting one. There is a small square in front of the Sydney Opera House, and there will be performances from time to time, but when Yunluo and An Chuyu went there, they didn't catch up.

There is a staircase on the side of the Sydney Opera House, you can walk up and go around to the back to see. This time I got close to the Sydney Opera House. In the evening, Yunluo and An Chuyu were about to take a cruise in the ci-Lauro Larquay. Because they walked too much during the day, everyone was a little tired. Yunluo and An Chuyu were resting in the harbor chair. There were also many seagulls in Sydney.

And they are not afraid of people. The father and daughter are very comfortable! The Sydney Opera House in the sunset is also very beautiful. Yun Luo and An Chuyu chose the cruise ship from Captainokc iCais Company, and the route they visited is the blue line in the picture below. There are three options for dinner when starting at 6 pm, golddinner, captainsc iCaisc iCais and starlightdinner,.

The floors of the cruise ships are different. On the upper, middle and lower floors, the food will be different. Golddinner will have more dishes, and the first two will also have singers performing. The prices are 219 (￥), 139 (￥778.4), and 99 (￥554.4). The prices will be adjusted according to different days. It seems that you can also get discounts when booking on the official website.

However, no matter which one you can go outside the upper cabin, you can see the sea view, so Yunluo and An Chuyu bought the cheapest one. Before traveling, you can learn about his official website! At night, the cruise ship was on, and Yunluo and An Chuyu crossed the Sydney Bridge. You can take photos of the Sydney Opera House and the Bridge on the side of the bridge!

The cruise ship will sail along the blue line of the map and finally return to Darling Harbor. Return to Sydney Opera House again. The next morning, Yunluo and An Chuyu were going to rent a car to Canberra, but everyone wanted to have a fishmarket, so Yunluo and An Chuyu had to get up early and go to fishmarket for breakfast.

This time, Yunluo and An Chuyu ordered a big abalone, the price was 80 (￥448), which reminded Yunluo of Zhao Benshan's sketch. It was not short of money. Four Australian abalones! Sorry, no! That's what I'm talking about? Yunluo and An Chuyu were after eating and walking. They saw a big tuna at a stall, which was so good!

After breakfast, Yunluo and An Chuyu packed their luggage and went to the airport to pick up their cars and drove to Canberra, the capital of Australia. Yunluo and An Chuyu rented a car at Sydney Airport and drove to Canberra. After a walk in Canberra, they drove back to Sydney Airport to return the car. The self-driving route from Sydney to Canberra is shown in the figure: Route 1 in Canberra.

The federal capital. It is Australia's largest inland city with a population of more than 367,000, ranking eighth among all Australian cities. It is located at the northern end of the Australian capital territory, 280 kilometers and 660 kilometers from the two metropolitan cities of Sydney and Melbourne on the east coast of Australia. The Parliament House (Carliament House, Canberra), also known as the Canberra Parliament House.

The Australian Federal Parliament Building is the Australian Parliamentary Territory, located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. The building was designed by Michel/Gulgra Architects and was opened in May 1988 by Queen Elizabeth II of Australia. At the time of construction, it was the most expensive man-made building in the southern hemisphere, with a total budget of about $1.1 billion.

Since Australia is a democratic country that implements the federal and cabinet system, this building is also the core of Australia's administrative and legislative power. The Australian National University (also translated as Australian National University, referred to as AU) is a research-based national university located in Canberra, the Australian capital.

Outstanding alumni include six Nobel Prize winners and two Australian Prime Ministers. The National Museum of Australia was founded in 1980 and did not open its current location until 2001. It is located in Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory, and is located at the southern end of the Australian National University.

The self-driving in Australia began! Yunluo and An Chuhui went to Hertz at the airport to pick up the car. This was the first time Yunluo drove outside mainland China, and it was on the way to drive on the left! Yunluo and An Chuhui rented a Nissan X-Trail, which was renting this car because it was the cheapest SUV that could hold three large boxes of Yunluo and An Chuhui.
Chapter completed!