Sydney, the largest city in Australia in terms of population, has plenty of activities to offer to the many tourists that enter its city limits every day of the year. The city itself has a ton of facilities to make transportation within easy and convenient, and you will be hard-pressed to find better services in any other Australian city. This also means that you will have enough time to engage in different activities in the Sydney area, like visiting some notable landmarks or just having an experience you can only enjoy during holidays abroad. If you ever go to Sydney in the near future, be sure to do at least a few of these activities, regardless of your tastes and preferences:

Enjoy the CuisineSydney has many restaurants that are catered specifically for tourists. You will find almost anything on their menus, ranging from food normally served through Australia to unique Chinese or Japanese food to spice things up a little. Be sure to keep your weight in check: all the delicacies you find in these restaurants might just mess up your dieting plan in a big way!

Visit the Royal National ParkAs far as national parks go, the Royal National Park is worth visiting if you don’t want to stray too far away from the main city borders. The sheer beauty of all the unclaimed land inside the park is worth seeing for your eyes, even though there are many Sydney citizens who have yet to set foot inside of it despite living so close for a number of years.

Try to Catch Some Big FishFor those who want to try their hand at catching some snappers or tuna fish, be sure to check in many of the dedicated sport fishing charters located in and around the Sydney area for competitive pricing. You can take large groups of people with you on the boat you are renting, which makes this activity a recommended one if you like travelling with many friends.

See the City from AboveAfter you are done with reef fishing, it is time to hop on a seaplane and see the city from above. You shouldn’t have too much trouble finding a seaplane, for there are as many as fifteen flights per day for those interested in taking a short scenic trip over Sydney’s skies.

Go KayakingKayaks are also a common sight in this magnificent Australian city, and you can start hiring one of them as soon as you get up early in the morning. With a little bit of effort, you should be able to clear the harbour water and enjoy sights of all the major Sydney landmarks, including its trademark Opera House.