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"I am going to visit Australia at the beginning of the year, so I am reading reviews and I see that everyone rents cars. I can't drive, I’ll have to do something to get myself out of this. In Australia, first of all, I am interested in natural beauty, and the main cities, of course. Here's my  route:
1. Sydney
2. Melbourne
3. Tasmania
And the main questions are:
1) What are the nearest attractions in these places convenient to reach by public transport?
2) If not by public transport, please tell me some of the proven companies organizing group excursions. "

Hi, for train from city to blue mountain, do I need to buy the train ticket in advance or can be purchased when I at train station? What time is the earliest train?

hello, wanna ask blue mountain day tour, if want self drive, can recommend the itinerary?

Australia is so unique country, I'd like to visit it someday. My aunt lives there, so it would be great to stay at her. Usually, I travel not often but have already to more than 20 countries. If you are planning your next trip, read this article before https://travelsites.com/blog/the-safest-and...tries-to-visit/

What do you think? Any comment and suggestion? Too tight? Too loose?

Day 1 – Sydney CBD – Royal Botanic Garden– Sydney Opera House 
Day 2 – Sydney CBD- Sydney Fish Market - The Rock – Sydney Harbour Bridge - Hydre Park, Anzac Memorial, Archibald Fountain, St Mary's Cathedral, Mrs Macquarie's Chair.
Day 3 – Taronga Park Zoo, Australia National Maritime Muzeum (Ship and Submarine), Chinatown Nightmarket (Fri Only: 4-11pm)
Day 4 – Sydney CBD- Take Car, Echo Point (Three Sister), Blue Mountain Scenic World -Jenolan Caves (Lucas or River Cave)
Day 5 – Nelson Bay – Sand Dunes (Sand Dune Safaris) – Oakfield Ranch (Camel Ride)
Day 6 – Tobaggan Hill Park – Gan Gan Lookout - Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounter (wet waist down)
Day 7 – Sydney CBD Sydney Paddy market, Bondi Beach, Hotel, Return Car
Day 8 – Airport

Featherdale wildlife right?