How to get to Sydney
How to get to Sydney
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How to get to Sydney Reviews
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Jun 13, 2006 You haven't provided much to go on Sally such as where you are coming from, what you want to see, what sort of accommodation, etc so I'm going to assume you are somewhat adventurous. Come via Singapore if that is what interests you and that's what you want. But you could add more to it by, say, arriving in Thailand (depending on the time of the year). Travelling overland (by train is better than by bus) through South Thailand, down through Malaysia to KL then by bus, train or plane to Singapore. You could probably pick up a good travel deal while in Thailand. When you hit Bangkok, go straight to Kao Sahn Road where most travellers hang out. |
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How to get to Sydney Blogs
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Aug 19, 2009
…knew from back home called Louise, she was like a friend of a friend but it was none the less good to see a semi familiar face and get the run down on how best to go about getting work and what to expect of my new life in Sydney.
I moved into Base hostel near the Central Business District (right beside town hall basically) and found that I had grown very tired… The wonderful beginnings of Oz |
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Oct 07, 2009
As it was quite early it wasn't massively crowded or rowdy as it can get when a tourist site gets full. There is a cafe down stairs and a souvenir shop selling the usual stuff. I stayed up there for about 40 mins enjoying the warm sun and amazing views. The Oz trail, the first part… A day out in Sydney |
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Jun 21, 2005
By the way, this evening we are all going to a bar, get some free Long Island Ice Tea and get drunk very quickly. So feel free to come along.”
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Right now being here is still very surreal. You think, alright, now this is the Opera House and it is a beautiful example of architecture and now I’m standing… Sydney Impressions |
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Dec 12, 2008
After being covered in cling film
and scrubbed down we ran to get our bags and then the minivan which was
chocka with tourists on a mission to get to the airport in time but the
bus was running late and so they panicked a little. We sat chatting to
two irish girls and an older lady… Putting our lives in other people's hands... |
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Feb 28, 2008
…opportunity to use the bathroom and freshen up, before going back through security (where they confiscate my water bottle) and then get back on the plane for the second leg. This also goes quite quickly; where I had no one sitting next to me before I'm now joined by a lovely young Aussie named Fiona. We get talking and it turns out she and her boyfriend… A Strange Brew |
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