Echo Point provides the best vantage view of the Three Sisters rock formation – iconic sandstone peaks in the Blue Mountains. A mere 90-minute drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains offer a wilderness retreat with Unesco World Heritage status.
EXPERIENCE a journey beyond the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge with Malaysia Airlines.
Contrary to popular belief, Sydney is not merely a city, and New South Wales (NSW) is not solely the most populous state in Australia; instead, they are treasure troves of nature, wildlife, delectable food, thrilling road trips, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
As we transcend stereotypes, come join the national carrier of Malaysia in unravelling the charm of Sydney and its surrounding regions.
Malaysia Airlines, operating twice-daily flights from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney, also provides passengers with the opportunity to immerse themselves in renowned Malaysian Hospitality through their cabin crews.
This unique hospitality is deeply rooted in our rich heritage and traditions, extending beyond being merely an airline, shaping us as a nation and a source of pride for Malaysians.
Holidaymakers can seize this opportunity to explore these destinations and create joyful memories, whether traveling alone, as a couple, or with family, friends, or relatives.
Sydney: More than a cityscape
Sydney, the doorway to regional NSW, offers more than just postcard-perfect landmarks.
Malaysia Airlines invites you to explore the multifaceted charm of the city, catering to the desires of nature enthusiasts, culinary connoisseurs, and adventure aficionados.
Angel Place is a serene and culturally vibrant spot in Sydney, where visitors can immerse themselves in the enchanting sounds of birds that once inhabited the city.
Key highlights in Sydney:
> Sydney BridgeClimb: Scale new heights and witness the city from a breathtaking perspective.
> Sydney Opera House experiences: Delve into the heart of architectural brilliance with exclusive tours and performances.
> Family adventures at Taronga Zoo and Luna Park: Immerse yourself in the wonders of wildlife and enjoy the nostalgic charm of Luna Park.
Taronga Zoo has a distinct vision to actively contribute to a mutually beneficial future for both wildlife and humanity. This commitment is evident through their involvement in a range of activities, including animal care, recovery, education, community engagement, guest experience, and scientific endeavours.
For instance, Luna Park in Sydney stands as a unique and well-preserved amusement park, showcasing fantasy architecture in the distinctive Art Deco style of the 1930s.
Indulge in the panoramic vista of Bondi Beach at Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, Sydney, Australia.
> Coastal bliss: From Bondi Icebergs Pool to the Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, savour the coastal beauty.
> Hidden gems: Explore George Street (the central business district of Sydney), Angel Place, Parsley Bay Bridge, and Watsons Bay for serene retreats.
For example, Angel Place is a serene and culturally vibrant spot in Sydney, where visitors can immerse themselves in the enchanting sounds of birds that once inhabited the city.
> Culinary delights: Indulge in fine dining at hatted restaurants like Bennelong and explore Instagrammable cafes and vibrant markets.
Blue Mountains: Embracing wilderness
A mere 90-minute drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains offer a wilderness retreat with Unesco World Heritage status.
Engulfed in eucalyptus-scented air, this region promises an immersion into nature.
Key highlights in Blue Mountains:
> Scenic lookouts: Echo Point and hidden gems like Elysian Rock Lookout and Pulpit Rock offer mesmerising views. Echo Point provides the best vantage view of the Three Sisters rock formation, iconic sandstone peaks in the Blue Mountains.
> Scenic world: Soar above the treetops with the Beyond Skyway cable car for sweeping vistas.
> Jenolan caves: Uncover the mysteries of ancient caves in this natural wonder.
> Nature walks and abseiling: From tranquil walks to thrilling abseiling, the Blue Mountains cater to all adventure seekers.
> Overnight stays: Wake up to a sea of clouds and embark on a sunset and stargazing tour with an astrophysicist.
> Fruit picking: Harvest fresh produce at Glenbernie, Pinecrest, and Bilpin Fruit Bowl amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Port Stephens: Coastal wonders
Known as the dolphin capital of NSW, Port Stephens boasts the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere.
It's a haven for fresh seafood, wildlife encounters, and adrenaline-pumping adventures.
Conference delegates enjoying a camel ride at Anna Bay, Port Stephens, with Oakfield Ranch Camel Rides - Destination NSW.
Key highlights in Port Stephens:
> Farm-to-table dining: Savour fresh local produce at Cookabarra and B Farm.
> Wildlife encounters: Witness dolphins and whales, visit Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters, or explore Oakvale Wildlife Park for native Australian animals.
> Adventure activities: Take a camel ride, go quad biking, 4WD, or experience the thrill of sandboarding.
> Nature walks at Tomaree Head: Immerse yourself in coastal views and natural beauty.
> Central coast: En route to Port Stephens, discover Glenworth Valley, Treetops Central Coast, alpacas at Iris Lodge Alpacas, Gosford Chocolate Factory, and Sydney Oyster Farm Tours.
Hunter Valley: Beyond wine tasting
Australia's oldest wine-growing region, Hunter Valley, offers more than just exquisite wines.
Delight in gourmet dining, family-friendly attractions, and captivating events throughout the year.
Key highlights in Hunter Valley:
> Gourmet dining: Explore acclaimed restaurants like Bistro Molines and indulge in cheese and chocolate tastings.
> Hunter Valley gardens: Perfect for families, witness dazzling events like the Christmas Lights Spectacular.
> Festivals: The annual Hunter Valley Wine and Beer Festival (formerly Hunter Valley Wine Festival) will take place between May and June.
Hot air balloon sunrise experience in the Hunter Valley -Destination NSW.
> Sunrise hot air balloon ride: Soar above the vineyards for a magical start to your day.
Grand Pacific Drive: A coastal adventure
Embark on a scenic road trip through rainforests and seaside towns along the NSW South Coast, starting from the Royal National Park.
The highlight is the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge that sweeps over the Pacific Ocean.
Key highlights along the Grand Pacific Drive:
> Kiama, Wollongong, and Jervis Bay: Discover highlights like the Kiama Blowhole, waterfront dining, and white sand beaches.
> Thrilling adventures: Experience a Wollongong SkyDive and explore the natural wonders of Jervis Bay.
> Fruit picking at Darkes Glenbernie Orchard: Harvest fresh fruits amidst stunning landscapes.
Malaysia Airlines invites you to redefine your perception of Sydney and New South Wales. Beyond the iconic landmarks, our journey unveils a tapestry of experiences that resonate with every traveller. Join us as we take you on a symphonic adventure, where the hidden gems of Sydney and the coastal marvels of New South Wales await your discovery. With Malaysia Airlines, let every journey be a chapter in your travel tale, where discovery knows no bounds.
Malaysia Airlines flies twice daily to Sydney. Book your flight now at malaysiaairlines.com.
