Fly from New York to Sydney with Etihad Airways
Book flights from New York to Sydney and swap the bright lights and bustle of the Big Apple for one of Australia’s most iconic coastal cities.
Explore Sydney’s cultural hub, the harbour district – marvel at the breathtaking sails of the Sydney Opera House and take in the cityscape views from the Harbour Bridge. By day wander through the greenery of the Royal Botanic Gardens or soak up the sun on Bondi Beach.
JFK to SYD: flight facts
Flying from New York to Sydney: FAQs
What is the weather like in Sydney?
Sydney has warm and pleasant weather through much of the year. The seasons are opposite to those in New York, when it is winter in the Big Apple, Sydney is enjoying its summer. Summer temperatures can climb into the 30ºCs, with averages in the mid-20ºCs. Winter averages are around 13ºCs, with July the coldest month.
What should I see in Sydney?
Sydney’s most iconic landmark is the world-famous Opera House. The giant sails of this incredible building are best admired from the deck of a harbour sightseeing cruise. Hop aboard and the cruise will take you past key landmarks including Harbour Bridge. Enjoy cityscape views from the water during the evening to be awe-inspired by Sydney’s lights in full illumination.
Top tips for New York to Sydney
Picnic in the Royal Botanic Gardens
Picnics in New York mean heading to Central Park, but in Sydney the favoured spot for a sandwich in the sun is the Royal Botanic Gardens. In the Lower Gardens, you’ll find manicured lawns and landscaped beds of flowers, while the Palace Gardens are home to the park’s greenhouses and tropical botanical buildings.
Explore the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge may draw the tourists in New York, while over in Sydney, the city’s Harbour Bridge is the place to go for incredible skyline views. One of the largest bridges in the world, this incredible feat of engineering spans 3,770 feet (1,149 metres) and links the city’s business district to its popular northern shore.