The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is a once in a lifetime adventure, exuberance, fun, thrill and views. While it may seem daunting, it is very safe.
If you want to enjoy magnificent views of the Sydney Harbour and feel at the top, book a bridge climb.
It is a unique and a breathtaking experience. And a safe environment with all the special clothing, harness and communication equipment that you will wear.
Professionals are there to guide you to the summit of the bridge. You will be able to get 360 degrees, unbeatable views of the great harbour.
But you won't be able to take your own photos as cameras are not allowed on the climb for safety reasons. To take great pictures of Sydney and enjoy an excellent lookout, go to Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylon.
Your own photos or not, the climb experience is really great and the views are just stunning.
Follow the trails of white foam behind boats, yachts, or larger ships.
Watch them move like tiny dots around the bigger, tiled, still sails of the Opera House that glitter in the sun.
The climb of the Sydney Harbour Bridge started on 1 Oct 1998. More than 2 million people have been on top of the bridge since then.
You can choose how you want to do the climb: quickly or thoroughly:
You can do the climb at various hours:
It all depends on personal preference, and your budget. The dawn and twilight climbs are more expensive.
Check the website www.bridgeclimb.com for time and availability.
All the experiences, while different are awesome.
If steel stairs and climbing to scary heights make your blood pressure run high, try the Bridge Pylon. You will also be able to look back into the history and learn more about the building of Sydney Harbour Bridge.
And to enhance your experience, you will be able to take your own photos of Sydney, which you can't when you climb it.
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