Sydney Ferries

Tours

• Balmain / Woolwich Balmain is a vibrant and artistic suburb known for its lively pub culture. Darling Street, Balmain is a vibrant and artistic suburb known for its lively pub culture. Darling Street, which runs uphill from Balmain East Wharf, is a charming colonial avenue at the bottom end, and a bustling shopping and cafe precinct at the top end. Markets in the St Andrew’s Church grounds are popular on a Saturday between 9am and 4pm, and live pub music brings people to Balmain on any night of the week.
  
  The London Hotel, Unity Hall, The Royal Oak and The Cat and Fiddle are but a few feel good pubs in the area. You can also enjoy food of any description in Balmain - Thai, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, French, Greek and Indian are all on offer, alongside the trends of Modern Australian cuisine.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Balmain
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  Ferry	Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:

• Darling Harbour Catch a ferry to Darling Harbour/Pyrmont Bay where you can visit Sydney Wildlife World, Catch a ferry to Darling Harbour/Pyrmont Bay where you can visit Sydney Wildlife World, Sydney Aquarium, Maritime Museum, IMAX Theatre, Star City Casino, Cockle Bay, King Street Wharf precinct and the Chinese Gardens - all within walking distance from the wharf.
  
  Sydney’s premier entertainment precinct offers a range of attractions for people of all ages and for anytime of the day. Star City Casino and popular harbour side bars and restaurants are open until late. The James Squire brewery, Cargo Bar, Bungalow 8 and the old pubs in the back streets. One old pub now known as the Slip Inn is where the Danish Prince Frederik met his future wife, Princess Mary, during the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. Enjoy some of the heyday of Sydney Ferries dining on board the South Steyne - the biggest steamship ferry to sail to Manly. Family attractions include Sydney Wildlife World and Sydney Aquarium.

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  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Darling Harbour/Pyrmont Bay attractions, Darling Harbour
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  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:

• Manly Take the majestic Manly ferry to Manly 'only seven miles from Sydney and a million Take the majestic Manly ferry to Manly 'only seven miles from Sydney and a million miles from care'. This is a phrase which now belongs to the people of Manly and when you get to this seaside town you will quickly realise why.
  
  The world class surf beaches, lively pub and restaurant scene, Saturday markets, sea breeze and quiet, secluded coves seem a thousand miles from busy Sydney city.
  
  Some fun activities you can pursue while in Manly include a visit to Oceanworld, fish and chips on the beach, parasailing, surfing lessons and whale watching. Experience typical Aussie beach culture in Manly or follow the coast north to Curl Curl, Dee Why, Narrabeen and the home of hit television series Home and Away at Palm Beach.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Manly
  Travel by:	Duration:
  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:

• Mosman Sydney Ferries can take you to places many locals haven't even been to, including Sydney Ferries can take you to places many locals haven't even been to, including Mosman, North Sydney, Luna Park and Neutral Bay. Neutral Bay is where you will find 'Admiralty House', the official home of the Governor General. Take some of the walks alongside the Harbour and some of the most exclusive views in Australia. Mosman is one of the most exclusive suburbs in Sydney with sweeping views of the Sydney city skyline.
  
  Luna Park is another great family-friendly option on the Harbour. You can safely spend half a day here. For a whole lot of fun, head to Luna Park for Friday Night Lunacy.
  
  To access the business district of North Sydney head up the hill along Alfred Street from Milsons Point. You can also go for a swim at North Sydney pool and enjoy lunch or dinner harbourside at Ripples 'bring your own' restaurant.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Mosman North Sydney and Luna Park, North Sydney Neutral Bay
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  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:

• Neutral Bay Choose to walk a short way or take the day to discover the Harbour's northern Choose to walk a short way or take the day to discover the Harbour's northern shores. You can stroll easily along the pretty foreshores of Shell Cove and Mosman Bay stopping for tea or coffee along the journey at the Cremorne Point Wharf or Mosman Bay Wharf. Mosman Bay provided early settlers with heavy timber and became a whaling centre of the South Pacific up until 1840. Take a peek at The Barn - five stone buildings built by Archibald Mosman in 1831 to support his whaling business and from 1925 this has been Mosman's local scout hall.
  
  The second part of this walk takes you from suburban Sydney into rich, natural bushland. Sirius Cove Reserve is a popular picnic spot for locals with its tidal swimming pool and adventure playground. Sirius Cove has long been an artist's haven. The renowned Heidelberg School which included such greats as Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton set up an artist's camp here more than 100 years ago. At Athol Bay you will find Taronga Zoo where you can spend the rest of the day or continue walking out to Bradley's Head.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Warf, Circular Quay	Neutral Bay
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  Ferry	Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:

• Parramatta River Known as the 'cradle city' Parramatta has had a chequered history and has recently undergone Known as the 'cradle city' Parramatta has had a chequered history and has recently undergone a revival in business and residential development. The pretty, relaxing journey along the Parramatta River is a must for anyone who is looking beyond the regular tourist attractions for a way to experience Sydney. Once you reach Parramatta, enjoy a leisurely stroll through historic streets and landscapes. A single trip takes around 50 minutes.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Parramatta River Parramatta and surrounds, Parramatta
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  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:
  $7.70 One Way Single ticket

• Taronga Zoo Experience one of the most beautiful zoos in the world with so many exciting new Experience one of the most beautiful zoos in the world with so many exciting new events and attractions! A visit to Taronga Zoo is a delightful experience for the whole family - young and old.
  
  Visit the babies of Taronga Zoo such as the new baby elephant calf Tuk Chai born in July 2009, and the first Asian Elephant to be born in Australia!
  
  You can also explore the new mega-exhibit - Great Southern Oceans. This new attraction will take you on a journey from Australia's beaches and coastlines, to the depths of the southern ocean. Watch penguins ';fly'; under water and see the sleek seals make a splash in their new habitat pools. Plus you can visit an underground research vessel with a huge underwater viewing window. See life as you've never seen it before!

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Taronga Zoo, Mosman
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  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:
  $5.20 One Way Single ferry ticket only - does not include Zoo admission.

• Watsons Bay Eastern Suburbs to Watsons Bay is home to the world-famous Doyles Seafood Restaurant and some Eastern Suburbs to Watsons Bay is home to the world-famous Doyles Seafood Restaurant and some of the best fish and chips in Sydney at the Watsons Bay Hotel. It is a short walk from there to the spectacular views from Sydney Harbour's South Head. This service also stops at Double Bay, with some of the most exclusive shopping in Sydney.

  Special cruises and itineraries operate on selected dates

  Start Locations:	Highlights:
  Circular Quay Wharf, Circular Quay	Watsons Bay Double Bay
  Travel by:	Duration:
  Ferry	Full Day, Half Day or less, Night.
  Price*:
  $5.20 One Way Single ticket