🍒Timeline
00:00 Intro
00:46 Qantas Airways Review
01:45 Arrival at Sydney Airport
02:11 Buying an Opal Card
02:21 Traveling to the City (Taxi)
03:04 Accommodation Introduction
04:04 Paramount Coffee Project
05:20 Exploring the City
06:40 Day 2: To Bondi Beach
07:50 Icebergs Swimming Pool
08:43 Lamrock Cafe Bondi Beach
10:47 Gap Park
11:40 Robertson Park, Watson’s Bay. Taking the Ferry
13:28 Circular Quay Station. Opera House
14:28 Chophouse Sydney
17:09 Day 3: Port Stephens Tour
24:02 Dinner at Chat Thai
25:28 Gelato Messina
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Hello,
This is Mukbozle(Eat_See_Enjoy) TV.😊
I recently traveled to Sydney, Australia with a friend and their family.
Including the time spent sleeping on the plane, it was a 5-night, 7-day trip.
There was so much to see, do, and buy in Sydney that I made two videos.
Due to the long trip, I didn’t have much time to edit, so the upload was delayed.
Thank you for your patience and for visiting my channel.
Stay healthy and happy!❤️
-Airlines-
We flew with Qantas Airways.
Since it was a three-country trip, the airfare might differ from a direct flight to Sydney.
For 1 adult and 2 children, it cost about 3.4 million KRW.
It was cheaper than expected, right? (Or maybe not~~~?🤔)
Despite some additional change fees, I think we got a good deal on the tickets.^^
-Restaurants-
Paramount Coffee Project
+61 481 148 439
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Lamrock Cafe Bondi Beach
+61 404 277 938
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Chophouse Sydney
+61 2 9231 5516
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Chat Thai - Sydney
+61 2 9221 0600
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Gelato Messina Darling Square
+61 2 9188 6259
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(Note: I mistakenly mentioned Circular Quay in the video; it should be Darling Square.)
-Accommodation-
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It cost about 2 million KRW for 5 nights.
The place was perfect for our group.
While it wasn’t in the heart of the bustling area, it was a 5-minute walk to Museum Station, with many malls and shops nearby.
We mostly walked everywhere.
The cleaning, bedding, and kitchen utensils were all satisfactory.
I recommend it for two-family trips.
Port Stephens Tour
Tour Link
A friend recommended this tour.
We opted for the "Premium Tour Plus" (including lunch), costing 200,292 KRW per adult and 177,535 KRW per child.
There was an additional 50,000 KRW fee for a car seat for the 3-year-old.
Though it’s generally recommended to have a private tour with young children, we stuck with the original plan as it was already fully booked.
The number of participants can vary depending on the day.
As mentioned in the video, this was the most satisfying part of the Sydney trip.
Cheaper tours might exclude either the zoo, sand dunes, or dolphin watching, but I recommend doing all three despite the cost.
The only inconvenience was that the vehicle seats didn’t recline.
If you have young children, a private tour might be more comfortable.
Nonetheless, the Port Stephens tour is highly recommended.
Epidemic Sound and others
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