2 Sydney Harbour
Cruise
If you'd prefer to sit through an organised cruise of Sydney Harbour
then there are a few to choose from. You will find most of the major
tour operators like Captain Cook Cruises, operate from Wharf no.6
on the west side of Circular Quay.
Most of these vessels are quite comfortable and it can be a very
civilised way to see and hear about Sydney Harbour. Be warned that
Sydney is obsessed with property prices so don’t be surprised
if the guide starts telling you who lives in what Sydney Harbour
waterfront mansion and how much they paid for it.
Sydney Ferry or Sydney Cruise?
Everybody goes on a Sydney Harbour Cruise. Just bear in the mind
Sydney Harbour looks equally fabulously the same from the deck of
a Sydney Ferry or a Sydney Cruise Boat.
The advantages of going on a Sydney Harbour Cruise are that it
lasts longer than a ride on a Sydney Ferry and provides commentary.
The main disadvantages are that the Sydney Harbour Cruise lasts
longer than a ride on a Sydney Ferry, provides commentary and costs
more.
My advice is catch the Manly Ferry first and then decide. Either
way spend some time afloat on Sydney Harbour at night to fully appreciate
the city lights.
Sydney Harbour Cruises
Lunch
on Sydney Harbour - Value Cruise
You'll have great view of Sydney Harbour's premier landmarks including
Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and Fort Denison from
your table by the window or the large viewing decks. Your 90 minute
cruise includes a seafood buffet making this an excellent value
cruise of Sydney Harbour.
With every table by the window, large viewing decks & the longest
cruising route on the harbour you'll be sure to capture Sydney's
major camera clickers and picturesque bays.
Sydney Harbour Cruises
Tall Ship Cruises. Small Ship Cruises. Maybe a fast boat to Palm
Beach. Its "all good".
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