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Myself and a friend are planning to go to Sydney end of January we are mad Home and Away fans does anyone know the best tours to Palm Beach and around the Home and Away set, and is there any chance they let you visit Channel 7 studios and what days do they film on Palm Beach.
Much appreciated if anyone can help with any info.
Many thanks in advance.
I am not aware of tours for Home & Away- but you can catch an express bustoPalm Beach. There are a number leaving from the city every day. It is a pleasant area, and maybe once there- locals could give you more info.
Have lunch on the beachfront.
I agree,catch the Palm Beach bus--I am not aware of any tours either.
You could ring or email channel 7 regarding a tour through the studio.
You can get the L90 bus from Sydney city centre and that will bring you to Palm beach. There are no tours and you cannot go inside the set but it is definitely worth the visit! I think this could be because the area it is filmed is quite up market and tours would make it extra busy.
The beach was great to see and the surf club-although you cant go inside. The beach behind the 'Summer Bay' beach is also beautiful and worth exploring. I'm not sure of the filming times maybe you could contact the studios and find out. When we went they weren't filming but we weren't expecting it so we weren't dissapointed.
Hope you enjoyx
One alternative is to take the ferry to Manly and get the bus from there to Palm Beach. You could do this for one leg of the journey and the full bus trip for the other. It's a nice scenic trip.
They film in the studios in Epping, which is not really on anybody's scenic route! If you're lucky you may catch them filming on location at Palm Beach but you won't find yourself on TV - they only take extras through official casting agents
Here's a vid of Palm Beach: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7daysinsydney/3718361049/in/set-72157621202240268/
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