December 22, 2024

Sydney, Australia: A City That Feels Like a Giant Postcard

Sydney, Australia, is not just beautiful—it’s a whole vibe. The city is packed with great landmarks, stunning landscapes, and a buzzing atmosphere. If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into a real-life postcard, this is it.

Iconic Places You Can’t Miss

Sydney is full of must-see spots. Here are some of the top places we explored:

  • Sydney Opera House – This world-famous landmark looks like a giant seashell. Seeing it up close is an experience like no other.
  • Blue Mountains & the Three Sisters – Nature’s way of flexing its geological muscles. The views are unreal.
  • Sydney Harbour – Boats, yachts, and ferries fill the bay, making it the perfect place to soak in the city’s energy.

And because we don’t do ordinary, we explored Sydney by air, land, and sea. We took a helicopter ride, flew to the Blue Mountains, and cruised the bay on a yacht. Why walk when you can fly?

The Locals & the Best Travel Hack

Sydney locals are friendly, but their accent takes some getting used to. The Aussie lingo is a whole language of its own.

The Only Downside? That Time Zone

Sydney is 16 hours ahead of the US East Coast. That’s not just a time difference—it’s a whole time warp. But honestly, it’s worth it. The city is amazing, and I’ll be back as often as I can—mostly to complain about the time difference.

Did It Even Happen If You Didn’t Post It?

Of course, no trip is complete without proof. Check out some of the iconic spots we visited and start planning your Sydney adventure today.

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Big Guy Big World is a travel blog, following Mark Jacoby’s journey as a big guy on a bigger journey, exploring the world during a global pandemic. Follow along as we experience some of the world’s most beautiful and exotic places.