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Day 5 - Sydney

last morning in Alice Springs, woke up at 9 and 12 to check-in at the airport to Sydney!
After 2 and a half hour flight we land in the state capital of New Soth Wales where we expect our friend who is added in our journey. The shuttle bus takes us to the hostel, located about 20 minutes from the city center.
During check-in we have a stroke of luck because the rooms are all equipped with 5 people and then we are put in a room by 2 as in the hotel!

After seeing Uluru and the desert I am in Australia's largest city, the skyscrapers are wasted as a succession of small bays, but radical change is the fact that they are not washing makes me feel so much.

First, after we placed the luggage stolen from the port to see the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
Both monuments are really beautiful, the bridge was built with a big job for the time and with the majestic columns at the ends and the arch of iron. We decided not to do the famous climb of the bridge because it is really too expensive, instead we got on the first pier to see the views of Sydney including the Opera House.


How many times have I seen the pictures on television and the Opera House, the architectural symbol of Australia, this construction is unique in its style and is really beautiful, located on a peninsula that divides the harbor from Sydney another small bay.


After visiting the two most beautiful sights of Sydney, take the monorail and take a panoramic city tour, discovering the Darling Harbour, a very nice port not far from the center.
Another attraction is Sydney's Hyde Park that borders the cathedral dressed up again for World Youth Day.
On the coast north of Sydney there are many beautiful beaches, we visited Manly Beach to get there we took the ferry from the port, the journey takes about 20 minutes.
The port is designed to Manly on Sydney's Channel, while the main beach and the ocean, it must then go through a course (great for shopping) of about 800 meters.
The beach is a large bay with waves too high and not suitable for novice surfers.

Speaking of beaches on the coast south of Sydney is the most famous beach in Australia, or Bondi Beach (pronounced Bondai) where the Olympics were played during the beach volleyball competitions. The view is beautiful, the beach is very large, clear sea and the waves are perfect for surfers! Bondi Beach is the last before the city, but going south along the scenic route can be seen carved in three bays coast.


During the last day in Sydney we decided to rent a car to visit the Blue Mountains, located about 150 km from the city. This national park is famous for the three peaks (the three sisters), to the green that surrounds everything, from the valley to the highest mountain and the breathtaking performance that you can enjoy once you arrive in the different viewpoints!