From the world
The Kingsford Smith International Airport is Sydney’s only international airport. Majority of travellers arrive in Sydney by air, and flights are available worldwide from various cities and carriers. Consult your local travel agent for the best connecting flights from your origin.

There is no airport tax payable at the airport; this should have been included in your ticket price.

Sydney is also an international port for cruise liners and if you are arriving on a cruise, you’ll be docking at the International Passenger Terminal at The Rocks.

Customs information
It is important to remember that Australian customs has strict rules and guidelines on bringing illegal substances into Australia. These include firearms and weapons; illegal and performance enhancement drugs; protected wildlife and wildlife products; and heritage-listed items.

Also, limitations apply for organic products that may introduce diseases and parasites into the Australian environment. Ensure you declare the following when entering through an international port: plants and animal products; wood and other organic products; all food items; shoes contaminated with heavy dirt and soil and large sum of cash.

For detailed information on Australian Customs rules and regulations, visit www.customs.gov.au

From a domestic location
Whether coming in from Brisbane or Perth, there is a choice of getting to Sydney by plane, train or the bus.

Fly
Qantas is the main domestic carrier for Australia however budget airlines Virgin Blue, Jetstar and more recently Tiger Air operate domestic flights from limited locations around Australia.

Train
Country Link provides a slow but steady service for travellers preferring train travels. Book at Central Station or online at www.countrylink.com.au

Bus
Selected bus networks run services to Sydney from various cities and towns. This is not the most comfortable and efficient way to travel however may be an option for cost conscious travellers.