SELF-GUIDED TOURS IN SYDNEY
The 9 best self-guided tours in Sydney you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride Manly’s beaches, cliffs, lagoon, and harbor trails on a flexible self-guided bike tour with bike, helmet, lock, and lockers included.
“This was a great way to see the Manly Beach area. They provided breakfast staff was held our stuff so we didn’t have to take it all with us.”
Explore Sydney by e-bike with turn-by-turn audio, from the Opera House and Harbour Bridge to gardens, parks, and hidden corners.
“If you're looking to explore Sydney in a fun and eco-friendly way, Sydney: Electric Bike Rental with Wheel Explorer app are absolutely perfect! From start to finish, my experience was seamless. The app is user-friendly, making it incredibly easy use and follow the directions. The electric bikes themselves are top-notch — comfortable, well-maintained, and smooth to ride. The Wheel Explorer app is the real game changer, providing clear routes, maps, and a ton of helpful information on bike-friendly paths and points of interest. I was able to explore Sydney's iconic sights, at my own pace without worrying about parking or traffic. The battery life on the bikes was impressive, allowing…”
Paddle Sydney’s Middle Harbour by deluxe double kayak, with safety instruction, wildlife, beaches, mangroves, and Garigal National Park.
“Awesome time, we were able to voyage around the harbour and get a lay of the water then venture further to explore the glorious scenery!”
Solve ghostly clues across Sydney from Hyde Park Barracks to The Rocks on a self-guided 11-stop history game for just $6.06.
“This was such a neat virtual mystery/ghost tour. We decided to do the tour at night, so it was even spookiest. There is alot of walking, but it was fun. We would probably recommend this for age 10+ due to the scary stories.”
Explore Sydney by rented e-bike with turn-by-turn audio directions, harbour icons, parks, galleries, neighbourhoods, and flexible timing.
“We did the Sydney City Tour which was amazing. You got to see the most important sights. Many audio files to learn about the history and see the city. A lot of audio cues that tell you exactly where to go. And very important, you mostly drive on bike lanes, just sometimes mixed with cars but even that is possible. It is a refreshing way to explore a new city.”
Paddle Sydney’s Middle Harbour in a quality sea kayak, with beaches, mangroves, wrecks, and Garigal National Park on a flexible 3-hour route.
“The kayaks were really good quality! The staff were helpful and cheerful too. Loved cruising past the millionaire’s boats, under the bridge then connecting with nature in the bays.”
Solve garden clues, learn plant facts, and outwit the Mad Botanist on a self-guided Sydney family adventure for ages 5 to 10.
Explore Sydney’s The Rocks, Cadmans Cottage, Customs House, and Opera House on a low-cost GPS audio walk with offline access.
“Very confusing directions to start point and could not get your started . Very frustrating experience”
Solve 13 cryptic clues through Kings Cross, tracing Razorhurst gangs, Kate and Tilly Devine, and Sydney’s underworld past.
“The X adventure was full of fun, all of my colleagues enjoyed every second of it. Good teambuilding event and organised well.”
Pick a stretch of water, a cliff line or a cellar door.
