Sydney trip under ₹3,00,000 per person
Sydney is the classic first Australian trip — harbour, beaches and the Blue Mountains — and ₹3,00,000 per person covers a comfortable 7 nights with the headline experiences. Here's how the budget splits and what to do.
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What to do in Sydney on this budget
Opera House & Harbour
A guided Opera House tour, the Royal Botanic Garden walk and a sunset harbour cruise under the bridge.
Bondi to Coogee
The famous clifftop coastal walk past beaches and rock pools — one of the world's best free things to do.
Blue Mountains
The Three Sisters, Scenic World and eucalyptus valleys on a full-day trip from the city.
Manly & the ferry
The cheap public ferry across the harbour to Manly's beach — the best-value 'cruise' in Sydney.
What ₹3,00,000 covers
- ✓Round-trip flights from India: ₹65,000–95,000.
- ✓7 nights in a central hotel or apartment: ₹85,000–1,15,000.
- ✓Harbour cruise, BridgeClimb and Blue Mountains tour: ₹25,000–40,000.
- ✓Food, transport and attractions: ₹50,000–65,000.
Figures are realistic ballparks and vary with season, dates and how early you book. Use the planner for live prices.
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🎯 Build My Trip Under ₹3,00,000Frequently asked questions
Is ₹3,00,000 enough for Sydney?
Yes, comfortably, per person — flights, 7 nights central, a harbour cruise, the Blue Mountains and food are all covered. Sydney is pricier than Melbourne, so this extra budget buys the comfort.
How many days do you need in Sydney?
Seven nights lets you cover the harbour, beaches, a Blue Mountains day and still relax. Add the Gold Coast or Cairns and you'll want 10–14 days — see our first-timer itinerary.
Sydney or Melbourne for a first trip?
Sydney for the iconic harbour-and-beaches postcard; Melbourne for food, culture and the Great Ocean Road. Many first-timers do both — see our Australia itinerary guide.