Fly from Athens to Sydney with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Athens (ATH) to Sydney (SYD) and discover one of Australia’s most energetic and exciting cities, home to world-class attractions and iconic landmarks.
While Athens is a city that delivers wondrous architectural history, Sydney has a more modern feel. Wander through the sweeping Royal Botanic Garden, marvel at the iconic Sydney Opera House and take in the sights from Harbour Bridge on your Australian adventure.
ATH to SYD: flight facts
Flying from Athens to Sydney: FAQs
What is the weather like in Sydney?
Sydney has a relatively warm climate for much of the year, with temperatures highest during the summer months of January and February.
Rain showers can be regular but are usually short lived. Winter months in Sydney are June, July and August. In winter, temperatures are usually a comfortable 14°C. Between November and March temperatures are usually around 22°C-25°C.
How far is Sydney Airport from the city centre?
Sydney Airport (SYD) is about five miles (eight kilometres) away from the centre of the city. The journey takes about 25 minutes by car. There are travel options including a train link, taxis and shuttle buses. For ease and comfort pre-book a direct transfer to your hotel with Etihad Airways.
Top tips for Athens to Sydney
Stroll around The Rocks
Sydney’s history may not be quite as long as ancient Athens, but The Rocks is where some of the city’s oldest architecture and fascinating history can be found.
Adjacent to Circular Quay, The Rocks provides pedestrian access to Sydney Harbour Bridge, but has so much else to offer too. It’s a bustling, vibrant area of Sydney with shopping, restaurants and markets.
Take a trip to the Blue Mountains
Where Athens is surrounded by four peaks, Sydney lies at the foot of the Blue Mountains range. An easy and very worthwhile day trip from the city, the Blue Mountain National Park is home to much of Australia’s celebrated wildlife.
The Three Sisters rock formation is the mountains’ most iconic view. Here you’ll find glass-floored cable cars and the world’s steepest passenger railway.