Manly Serviced Apartments Sydney

Manly Beachside Apartments

29-33 Pittwater Road, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by favorito01

Hi. I will be visiting Sydney in May. Can you tell me the best (and cheapest!) way to get into the city - I am staying at the Quest Potts Point Hotel which is in the Kings Cross Area. Many thanks for any advice.

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by IndianPacific

By suburban train. There is a railway station in the basement of each of the airports. Although the fare to and from the airports is higher than between other suburban stations it would hardly be cheaper to take a taxi.

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by craic

the train from the airport to central station is very expensive - quite a rip off

it was $10 last time i used it, its probably more now

but still if you are on your own it is cheaper than a taxi - which would have to cost at least $25 - more if you are travelling at a busy time of the day

it is run by a private company and is not part of cityrail

once you get to central station transfer to the kings Cross line - cost about $3 - and the station is at the top of Williams St

there are shuttles which take you to your hotel but I don't know about them as I have never used them

its late here in australia - 2-39 am - i am sure someone will be along later to tell you about the shuttles

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by craic

oh - just noticed Potts Point - would have to be a ten minute walk from the station to your hotel - but its on the flat so probably wouldn't worry you too much

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by craic

ps i think you buy a ticket to your ultimate destination at the airport station

it's been a while since i used it

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by virtual786

There is a desk at the arrivals area where they sell tickets for the door to door shuttle services. I used the shuttles several times from the airport to Potts Point in November and had no problems. I bought a return ticket at a convenience store. This seemed like a better way to go than by train

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by lynnehamman

I agree that the shuttlebus (called 'AIRPORTER') is the best, quickest and cheapest way to go. You should buy a ticket upon arrival at Sydney airport. There are a few of these running simultanously, so wait period will not be long at airport. The bus will drop you at door of your hotel.

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by going_somewhere

If there is more than one of you, you might want to try a taxi. Other than the obvious convienice it can end up been quite cost effective if you are travelling as a group.

Re: Best way to get from airport to kings cross area

by favorito01

Thank you so much for all your replies. It sounds as though the shuttle bus would be the best option. There are only 2 of us so a taxi would probably work out more expensive? On the Sydney airport website it says a taxi into the city is 50$ plus a 6$ airport levy.

Thanks again. I really appreciate all the information.

Travel Tips for Sydney

Sydney Harbour

by jOsle

If you ever goto Sydney, australia, You should definetly goto sydney harbour.

relax, go on a cruise.
this trip would be all about you relaxing.

In sydney harbour, there is the imax theatre.
great shows.

also resteraunt, "Zerts" is a great place to take the kids.
The kids would love it.
when you enter "Zerts" you go on a 3D entry.
then you get sat down at your table and order at a computer.
on this computer at your table you can play music, games and surf the web.
then after you have finshed your meal, "Zerts" has a great 3D ride for you in the land DOWN UNDER (i mean Down under).
if your lucky like me you might find your new phone on a seat:) Everything.....:):):):):):):).......

The shortcut from Potts Point to Wooloomooloo

by pchamlis

When we first began thinking of visiting "Mrs. MacQuarie's Chair" and the Royal Botanic Gardens, I was perplexed to see that going to the end of Victoria Street, which seemed the logical direction, might not work. You see, Victoria kind of dead-ends up above the Wooloomooloo Bay area.

No worries, said Chris Bahr, owner of the Victoria Court Hotel. "Just take the stairs". Well.... I didn't see anything on my map about any stairs, but we took Chris at his word and headed down Victoria Street.

Voila! At the end of the street over on the left are "The McElhone Stairs", a long series of cement stairs leading down from Victoria Street to Cowper Wharf Road, which runs along Wooloomooloo Bay/Harbour.

During our time in Sydney, we made great use of the stairs, using it as our shortcut on walks to MacQuarie's Chair, The Domain, The Botanic Gardens, The Opera House and Harbour Bridge, the Circular Quay.... you get the idea. It became our favorite Aussie shortcut.

And, climbing all those steps numerous times each day certainly added to the fitness program. : ) I remember making a remark, on about the ten thousandth time we walked the stairs, that went something like this..

"I wonder how many of these stairs there are?"

Bonnie says "120", matter-of-factly. So, if you ever have this question in Trivial Pursuit, there are 120 steps in the McElhone Stairs of Potts Point, Sydney.

The Opera House...

by Ronald_T

Visit the Opera House (commonly known as "the nun's scrum", a subject of thousands of postcards and T-shirts. With its image on millions of happy snaps, the Sydney Opera House is Australia's most recognisable icon. Yet is not without controversy, 14 troubled years (construction commenced in 1959 and finished in 1973), and $95 million over budget later, its controversial sail-like roofs gleam and glisten against the appropriate backdrop of Sydney Harbour. Finally finished in 1973, it now has an impressive yearly program of up to 3000 contemporary and classical performances and is a truly memorable place for theatre, opera and ballet, in one of the most magnificent city settings anywhere in the
world. The Opera House was build after a design from "Joern Utzon".

See for more pics in the Opera House travelogue please.

Business fashion

by Assenczo

One most peculiar thing about Sydney must be the persistent use of the same grey-charcoal suits by practically all men who are intended to do business of any sort. The Rocks, the harbour, the other harbour, it is all about these relatively grey suited men walking and being important. Is this a kind of conspiracy, a key for success or just a remnant of the lingering British influence? Whatever the case, if you are on business in Sydney, you might consider dressing up accordingly and you will be laughing!

Be prepared...

by dracko

Weather in Sydney has a mind of its own. And apparently it never shares its designs with the forecasters. I don't think I saw a single accurate prediction in all the days I spent there. So be prepared. It can be hot and stifling in the morning, then within half an hour it will turn to chilly and rainy. When you come, bring enough clothing to suit all the different conditions. Think layers!

In general, though unstable, Sydney weather tends to be fairly mild, I noticed. At least not while I was there in Nov/Dec. Oh, and be sure to bring AND USE lots of sunscreen. Sun in the Southern hemisphere tends to be brighter, and that nasty ozone hole is right overhead (or at least close enough). That sunburn WILL sneak up on you if you're not careful!

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