Frequently Asked Questions
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The Complete Sydney Walking Tour begins at the Prince Albert Statue (Corner of Macquarie St and Prince Albert Rd, Sydney NSW 2000) and covers historic landmarks, iconic architecture, and vibrant public spaces. The tour is led by a knowledgeable local guide who provides information about Sydney's colonial and cultural history, with opportunities to photograph famous locations throughout the route.
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The Discover Bondi Beach & Coastal Walk is approximately 1.5 hours long. Adult tickets are $59 and concession tickets are $49. The tour is available on multiple dates including February 3-5, 13, 25; March 2, 13, 27; and October 23, 2026, with sessions departing at different times throughout each day.
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The Nordic Walking for Beginners course covers health and safety when walking outdoors, choosing correct pole length, and learning basic Nordic Walking techniques. The course also includes movement exercises, an introduction to advanced techniques, and warm-down and stretching. Nordic Walking uses specially designed poles to engage the upper body while gently rotating the torso, helping you burn more calories than regular walking and reducing stress on knees and joints compared to jogging.
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The Byron SUP Nature Tour is approximately 2.5 hours and costs from $85 per person. The experience includes two experienced guides per session, all equipment (board, paddle, and safety gear), and photos taken during the tour emailed post-session. Multiple dates are available from January to May 2026. The tour is suitable for all levels and offers opportunities to spot local wildlife in Byron Bay's pristine waters.
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The Veterinary Science Lab tour at the University of Sydney has a limited capacity of 20 attendees only. The tour starts at 4pm on Friday the 18th and runs for approximately one hour. It is led by Gavin Burland, Manager of Technical Operations, and features corrosion casting, plastination, skeletal articulations, and wet specimens.
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The Sydney Day Photography Workshop accommodates photographers using a DSLR, mirrorless, or compact camera. The hands-on experience is set in The Rocks and focuses on manual settings, composition, lighting, and creative techniques. The course helps participants gain confidence using manual settings and improve their photography when capturing Sydney's iconic landmarks, heritage buildings, and street scenes.