Australia Sydney Port Stephens Tour Review + Tips!

#Overseas travel #Australia travel #Sydney travel #Sydney tour #Australia places to visit #Sydney Port Stephens There are several Sydney tours, but if you have to do only one? I recommend Sydney Port Stephens! You can take as many photos as you want!! The Port Stephens tour that I did was in this order. 🐬Dolphin watching yacht tour ➡️ 🛹Desert board ➡️ 🍷Winery 🐬Dolphin watching yacht tour I arrived at the pier to board the boat for dolphin watching. When you go out on the boat and arrive at the dolphin watching point, you need patience to wait for the dolphins. After the wild dolphin cruise experience, you get off the boat and have lunch. I packed a lunch in advance because I thought there wouldn't be anything to eat, but there were more restaurants and cafes than I thought, so I didn't have to pack anything. 🛹Desert Boarding It's no exaggeration to say that the most anticipated thing about the Port Stephens tour and the reason I chose the Port Stephens tour is the desert boarding experience! First, before experiencing the desert boarding, I'd like to give you some tips on what to wear. I recommend clothes that you can throw away, comfortable clothes, and clothes that shake off the sand easily. That's why I wore leggings, a bra top, and a loose shirt. When you arrive at Anna Bay around 1 PM, you should change to a 4WD vehicle and go to the desert boarding place. When you arrive, you'll see people who want to ride sand sleds and people who want to experience camels. Let's go sand sledging!! They give each person a board. The hard part is just walking up to the point where you can carry the boards. I recommend taking pictures before you look even worse because it's hard. I was a little scared when I actually tried to ride the desert boarding, but I gathered my courage since I came. It's scary, but it's thrilling!! I didn't have much time, so I could only ride it twice, but twice was enough. I took a lot of pictures, so I'm satisfied!! 🍷 Winery The last course is to visit Murray Winery, look around, and taste different types of wine. At this time, I went straight to the sand sled without having time to wash or anything. The staff poured me some wine to taste. The white wine was surprisingly delicious, so I bought a bottle. The Zoom Zoom Tour Port Stephens tour that I used cost about 120,000 won per person. (Lunch not included) It was a tour that was well worth the 12 people. It's hard to experience something like that alone, but if you use a local Sydney tour in this case, your travel schedule will be more colorful. If you're traveling to Australia alone or with someone else without a rental car like me, I recommend using this kind of tour.