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Recommended experience
Recommended experience
Iconic departure point in the heart of Sydney with unbeatable views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Easily accessible by train, bus, or ferry, with plenty of nearby dining and sightseeing options.
Address: Circular Quay, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on map.
How to get there
Darling Harbour, located just west of Sydney CBD, is a vibrant precinct featuring expansive recreational areas, shopping hubs, and popular tourist attractions.
Address: Darling Harbour, Convention Jetty, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on map.
How to get there
Located on the eastern edge of Darling Harbour, this vibrant precinct combines tourism, residential, commercial, retail, and maritime activities, just west of Sydney CBD.
Address: King Street Wharf, The Promenade, Lime St., Sydney, Australia. Find on map
How to get there
Located on Bennelong Point’s eastern bank, close to the Sydney Opera House, the Man O’War Steps is a heritage-listed jetty dating back to 1810 and maintained by Transport for NSW.
Address: Farm Cove Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find on map
How to get there
The Aquarium Ferry Wharf is located on Darling Harbour’s northern edge, adjacent to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, with convenient ferry access to nearby attractions such as WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and Madame Tussauds.
Address: 1-5 Wheat Road, Sydney NSW 2000. Find on map.
How to get there
You can book online via our website for instant confirmation. However, online advance booking is recommended.
Changes may be possible depending on availability and operator policies; fees may apply for upgrades or modifications.
Make sure to carry a bottle of water, sun protection, a rain jacket and also some sea sickness medication, if you tend to get nauseous.
The most popular boarding points for Sydney Harbour cruises are at Circular Quay and Darling Harbour. However, to get directions to the boarding point of your specific cruise, we suggest you refer to your voucher.
You can rest assured even if you can’t spot any whales on the day of your cruise. You will be given free entry on another cruise that’s heading out for whale watching.
Some cruises do have accommodations for those in wheelchairs. We suggest that you read the accessibility information for your cruise carefully before booking and mention any special requests while booking.
Yes, children are welcome, and many operators provide life jackets and family-friendly seating arrangements.
Accessibility depends on the vessel; contact the operator in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.
Most operators can accommodate vegetarian, gluten-free, and halal meals if notified during booking.
Sydney Harbour is generally calm, but mild movement may occur; seasickness precautions are recommended for guests.