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Phone:+61 (0)410 545 117
Email: info@nightcattours.com
What's our story then?
Sydney Night Cat Tours was conceived by Kiwi,
Stephen Arnerich, in June 2002. Steve started work within
the tourism industry in November 1996, cutting his teeth
on three-day camping adventures and day trips to the
amazing Blue Mountains, just west of Sydney.
Steve has also introduced many tourists to the scenic
dolphin/whale watching cruises in Port Stephens and
lead informed tours through the beautiful wine country
of the Hunter Valley. Like most tour guides, he loves
dealing with international visitors and speaks conversational
Japanese, German, Spanish, and a smattering of Dutch.
He has extensive knowledge of Australian history, Aboriginal
culture, Sydney city, Australian wildlife, (just ask
me for my kookaburra impersonation!) the Hunter Valley,
and the Blue Mountains.
After spending many years hearing tourists requesting
where the "real Aussies" were to be found
in Sydney, Steve thought that a a tour was needed to
get visitors away from the well-worn tourist routes
like Darling Harbour and The Rocks, and show them where
the locals like to go around town.
Sydney Night Cat Tours was officially launched in July
2003 and has had great success with interstate and international
visitors alike. Night Cat won an Australian Achievers
Award in 2004 for excellence in customer service - a
great feat in a competitive market!
The name "Night Cat" is meant to convey an
alley cat prowling around the back streets at night,
peering behind the scenes and finding where the action
is at. Steve found that in a lot of countries he visited,
if you just go around the corner from the main street
you will find a whole new world waiting there for you!
On Night Cat you will hear stories of Razor gangs, villains,
and find out where the best places are to go for beer,
shopping, cinemas and great food!
To date Steve has taken over 18 000 tourists on day
trips to both the Blue Mountains, the Hunter Valley
and around the best city in the world - SYDNEY!!!
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Steve telling stories about the Kings Cross Razor gangs from the 1920's
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