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Taking a cruise along the Sydney Harbour is one of the most typical and quintessential Sydney experiences that you must try during your visit to the city. Experience the high seas, vibrant landscape, and iconic attractions by taking a Sydney Harbour Sightseeing Cruise for a memorable cruise around the city. Read on to know about why you should take a Sydney Harbour cruise, the popular landmarks you can see, timings, facilities available, and more.
Jervis Bay, located south of Sydney, is a popular destination for swimming, snorkelling, and whale watching. The bay's calm and picturesque environment offers a serene escape from the city, making it a popular spot for relaxation and nature appreciation.
Sydney Botanical Gardens, near the iconic Opera House, is a lush urban oasis showcasing a vast array of plant species. Established in 1816, it offers serene walks, themed gardens, and panoramic harbour views.
Sydney Opera House, an architectural masterpiece designed by Jørn Utzon, is an iconic symbol of Australia. Opened in 1973, its distinctive sail-like structures grace the harbour, hosting diverse performing arts events.
Sydney Harbour Bridge, an engineering marvel completed in 1932, spans Sydney's harbour, connecting the city's north and south. Its iconic arch design offers stunning views and serves as a symbol of Australia's progress.
Darling Harbour, a bustling waterfront precinct in Sydney, offers entertainment, dining, and attractions. With the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, Wild Life Sydney Zoo, and Madame Tussauds, it's a family-friendly hub.
Cockle Bay is a picturesque inlet within Darling Harbour, Sydney. It's a hub for waterside dining, with a plethora of restaurants and bars. Lined with walkways and city views, the harbour provides a relaxing atmosphere.
The timings differ from tour to tour. The Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruises usually start at 10:30 AM and go on until 9:30 PM.
For the most accurate information, check your tickets.
Make sure that you arrive at least 15 minutes before boarding time to avoid delays.
The Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruises usually start from Circular Quay and King Street Wharf.
Circular Quay:
Address: Circular Quay, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on Maps
King Street Wharf:
Address: King Street Wharf, The Promenade, Lime St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on Maps
The wharf number for boarding your cruise may vary. Refer to your tickets to get the most accurate boarding point location.
By Bus: Take bus numbers 333, 392, 394, 396, or 397 to the Circular Quay bus stop.
By Train: Take trains T2 Inner West & Leppington, T3 Bankstown, or T8 Airport and South to Circular Quay railway station.
By Ferry: Take ferries F1 or F9 to Circular Quay.
By Bus: Take bus numbers 252, 261, 288, 320, 333, 396, or 437 to King Street Wharf.
By Train: Take trains T1, T2, T8, or T9 to Wynyard Station. King Street Wharf is a 5-10 minute walk from there.
By Light Rail: Take a light rail to Pyrmont Bay Light Rail station. King Street Wharf is a 10-minute walk from there.
By Ferry: Barangaroo Wharf 2 is the nearest (a 3-minute walk) ferry station to King Street Wharf.
You can book your Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruises online.
The ticket prices for Sydney Harbour cruises depend on the cruise you book. The prices start from AU$45.
Our most popular cruise is the Sydney Harbour Discovery Cruise which offers the best price. We also suggest booking the 3-Course Long Lunch Cruise in Sydney which offers a wide selection of food as you sail past iconic landmarks.
While most Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruises can be cancelled 24 hours before departure, some cruises may not support cancellations. Please check your tickets to get the most accurate cancellation information.
A few sights covered on a Sydney Harbour cruise include the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House, and Sydney Botanical Gardens.
The duration of your Sydney Harbour cruise depends on the cruise you pick. A Sydney sightseeing cruise typically lasts anywhere between 1 hour to 4 hours. Check your tickets to get the most accurate timing information.
Most Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruises are wheelchair friendly, but we would recommend checking for the same before you book your tickets.