

It would be easy to visit New South Wales and never leave. Bold and beautiful Sydney is the gateway for most, and home to the instantly recognisable icons of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, the golden swathe of sand that is Bondi Beach and the gold and green ferries that ply their way across Sydney Harbour. Travel beyond the city and you can sip and sample your way through award-winning wineries and cellar doors in the Hunter Valley, marvel at spectacular scenery in the UNESCO World Heritage-Listed Blue Mountains, spot whales in Port Stephens and learn to surf in Byron Bay. Further afield, Lord Howe, welcomes just 400 visitors at any one time and offers island escape like no other.
Our recommendations for the most popular resorts to visit in New South Wales
A selection of our most popular touring itineraries including New South Wales.
New South Wales enjoys seasons that are the reverse to the UK. Summer (Nov-Mar) is warm or hot. Winters are usually mild, with the highest rainfall between March and June. During the winter months the Snowy Mountains have snow and are home to several ski resorts.
Flights to Sydney take around 23-24 hours from the UK, including a stopover. In 2027 Qantas is launching a non-stop flight from London.
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