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Embarking on a Sydney Harbour cruise is a must-do when you're in the city. It's a classic experience that lets you enjoy the open waters, beautiful views, and delicious meals. Try the well-known Captain Cook Lunch Cruise in Sydney for a fantastic culinary tour. Keep reading to find out why you shouldn’t miss a Sydney lunch cruise, what’s included in them, and much more!
Adjacent to the renowned Opera House, Sydney Botanical Gardens is a verdant urban haven that displays an extensive variety of plant life. Dating back to 1816, it provides tranquil strolls, thematic gardens, and sweeping harbour views.
Founded in 1973, the distinctive sail-like structures of the Sydney Opera House have defined the shores of the city for several decades. Hosting diverse performing arts events, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a cultural landmark.
Completed in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is an engineering feat spanning the city's inlet, linking its northern and southern sectors. Its renowned arch structure provides breathtaking panoramas and represents Australia's advancement.
Discover Australia’s Naval base as you sail past Garden Island. Once completely detached from the mainland, it was later connected to the city at Potts Point. It also houses the Royal Australian Navy Heritage Centre where you can spot several heritage structures still standing.
Situated to the south of Sydney, Jervis Bay is famous for its breathtaking beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and abundant marine biodiversity. It's a peaceful retreat from urban life to connect with nature while you spot whales.
Sydney's vibrant Darling Harbour presents a lively waterfront locale with entertainment, dining, and attractions. Including Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, Wild Life Sydney Zoo, and Madame Tussauds, it's perfect for families.
Some of the food options available on Sydney Harbour cruise packages include a BBQ lunch, cheese platters, entree, main course, high tea, and an open bar serving beer, wine, soft drinks, and other beverages.
The menu for your cruise lunch may vary based on the cruise you pick. You can get the menu for your cruise on your tickets.
If you have special dietary requirements, make sure that you inform the crew beforehand.
The timings of the Sydney Harbour lunch cruises differ from tour to tour and are subject to change. However, they usually start around 11 AM or 12 PM and go on until 4:30 PM.
For the most accurate timing information, we suggest that you refer to your tickets.
The boarding points for the Sydney Harbour lunch cruise are usually Circular Quay and King Street Wharf.
Address:
Circular Quay: Circular Quay, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on Maps
King Street Wharf: The Promenade, Lime St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on Maps
By Bus: Circular Quay stop - 333, 392, 394, 396, or 397
By Ferry: Circular Quay - F1 or F9
By Train: Circular Quay railway station - T2 Inner West & Leppington, T3 Bankstown, or T8 Airport
By Bus: King Street Wharf - 252, 261, 288, 320, 333, 396, or 437
By Train: Wynyard Station - T1, T2, T8, or T9
By Light Rail: You can take any light rail Pyrmont Bay Light Rail station
By Ferry: Barangaroo Wharf 2 is the nearest ferry station
Book your Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruises online to get great deals and offers.
The price of your lunch cruise depends on the type of cruise you book. Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise tickets start from AU$56.99.
We suggest that you try the Sydney Harbour High Tea Sightseeing Cruise or our most popular lunch cruise, the 3-Course Long Lunch Cruise in Sydney to enjoy a memorable lunch cruise over Sydney’s waters.
Yes. You can cancel your Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Yes. You can get vegetarian food options on the cruise, but make sure to specify the same in advance.
Yes, you can select from a wide variety of non-alcoholic beverages on your Sydney Harbour lunch cruise.
A few sights covered on a Sydney Harbour lunch cruise include the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Botanical Gardens, the Opera House, Woolloomooloo Bay, Clarke Island, Shark Island, and unparalleled views of the harbour.