4 days
Sydney is the perfect place to kick off your Aussie working holiday! Discover iconic beaches, rooftop bars and outdoor adventures while meeting travellers, making friends and getting ready to work and explore Down Under!
Airport meet & greetYour landing zone, handled.
24/7 in-country supportYour local team, by your side.
Solo-to-socialArrive solo. Find your people.
Real experiencesGo beyond the guidebook.
DAY 1
Arrive at Sydney Airport, where your Worthwhile Representative will be waiting to welcome you before a transfer to your accommodation.
Meet your fellow travellers at your Welcome Orientation, covering Sydney travel tips, Australian culture, safety and getting around. Here to work? Add our Working Holiday Package for extra help finding a job and getting set up in Oz!
Your Australia chapter starts here!
DAY 2
Today is all about sun, sea and Sydney vibes as we head to world famous Bondi Beach, with transport included!
Enjoy the sunshine on the golden sands, take a dip in the ocean or check out the famous Bondi Icebergs pools overlooking the beach.
As the day winds down, gather everyone for a group BBQ on the beach! Tuck into some tasty food, watch the sun set and get to know your fellow backpackers over plenty of laughs. It’s the perfect way to kick off your Sydney adventure and start making memories together!
DAY 3
Today, we’re ticking off two of Sydney’s biggest icons! Explore the famous harbour and discover some of the city’s most incredible sights.
Start at the world-famous Sydney Opera House and admire its iconic architecture. Then, head across the Sydney Harbour Bridge for incredible views of the skyline and harbour.
We’ll finish at Circular Quay, the perfect spot to enjoy the atmosphere and take in the views!
DAY 4
Check out of your accommodation and continue your Australian adventure with the new friends you’ve made along the way. Stay connected and keep exploring together!
If you’ve added our Working Holiday Package, you’ll receive your working booklet and support throughout the arrival programme to help you get settled and ready for working life in Australia.
Today is your last chance for face-to-face questions with your Worthwhile team, but don’t worry you’ll still have access to our 24/7 helpline for support even after your arrival experience ends.
A closer look at what's covered in your arrival programme.
3 Nights Hostel Stay
Experienced Tour Leader
Bondi Beach Day
Visit the famous Opera House & Harbour Bridge
Airport Meet & Greet in SYD
Transfer to Your Accommodation
WhatsApp Community chat with fellow Travellers
Onward Travel Support
Pre-Departure Support & Welcome Pack
Before you go
Most international visitors need a visa or travel authority before travelling. Requirements depend on your passport and the purpose and length of your visit.
Applications are generally made online through the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Use the official visa finder to determine which visa applies to you.
It is strongly advisable, particularly because visitors may have to pay for medical treatment themselves.
The permitted stay depends on your visa. Some visitor visas allow stays of several months, while others can permit longer periods in particular circumstances.
Yes. Australia has stringent biosecurity requirements. Food, plants, animal products and other restricted items must be declared when required.
Don't assume you are covered by Medicare. Eligibility depends on your circumstances, including whether your country has a reciprocal healthcare agreement with Australia.
Entry requirements can vary according to your circumstances and recent travel history. Check Australia's current requirements before departure.
You can seek medical care through doctors, medical centres and hospitals. Travel insurance can help cover eligible expenses.
000 is Australia's emergency telephone number for police, fire and ambulance services
For visas, immigration and entry requirements, use the official Australian Department of Home Affairs. For tourism information, use Tourism Australia.
This depends on your visa conditions and circumstances. Check your visa conditions before making plans to remain longer.
Summer: December–February
Autumn: March–May
Winter: June–August
Spring: September–November
Essentials include comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, a jacket or jumper, swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, toiletries, travel documents and any necessary medication
Australia generally uses Type I electrical plugs and 230V electricity. Travellers from countries with different plugs should bring a suitable travel adaptor.
Tap water in most Australian cities and towns is generally safe to drink.
Australia can be relatively expensive compared with many destinations. Accommodation, restaurants, domestic travel and organised activities can make up a significant part of your budget.
Depending on your visa and circumstances, Australian immigration authorities may consider whether you have sufficient funds to support yourself during your visit. Check the current requirements for your specific visa with the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
Australia is a popular tourist destination, but visitors should follow local safety advice, particularly around beaches, wildlife, remote areas and extreme weather.
For many international visitors, 2–3 weeks provides enough time to experience several major attractions without needing to plan an extremely long holiday. The ideal length depends on your interests, budget and the regions you want to visit.
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