Itineraries

Sydney CDB	Sydney Inner West
Sydney Eastern Suburbs	Sydney Western Suburbs
Sydney Northern Beaches	Sydney Olympic Park
Sydney Harbour North

 Sydney – CBD

Circular Quay

Circular Quay, is the hub of Sydney Ferries. It is the centre of colour movement against the beautiful backdrop of The Rocks, The Sydney Harbour Bridge and The Sydney Opera House. Once a shipping zone, Circular Quay has played host to several significant Australian historical points, which are all within a short stroll. 

Today Circular Quay is regarded as the transport, entertainment and leisure hub of Sydney. Visitors can enjoy a selection of incredible restaurant and other neighbouring attractions such as the Justice and Police Museum, Customs House, The Art Gallery of NSW and The Royal Botanic Gardens.

 

Darling Harbour

 

Darling Harbour was transformed in the 1980s from a former dockland area to the busy entertainment precinct it is today. Pulsating with activity, Darling Harbour has been established as one of Sydney’s premier dining and entertainment hot spots. 

 

Departing from: Circular Quay depart for Aquarium Wharf and Pyrmont Bay Wharf    

Weekdays: Every 30 minutes                                                                                             

Weekends: Every 30 minutes

Tickets

Adult single: $5.20

Adult return: $10.40

Concession single: $2.60

Concession return: $5.20

Sydney – Eastern Suburbs

Watsons Bay

Be whisked away and witness the spectacular views around Watson’s Bay on Sydney Ferries. Picturesque with truly exquisite views, Watsons Bay plays home to the best fish and chips in Sydney at the Watsons Bay Hotel and the world renowned Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant. 

The South Head walk takes you past magnificent ocean cliffs up to the Hornby Lighthouse where you can take in Sydney’s most breathtaking harbour walks. 

Garden Island

Royal Australian Navy Heritage Centre

Board a Sydney ferry servicing the Watson's Bay route and alight at Garden Island. All visitors using the ferry service MUST depart the Heritage Centre by the last scheduled ferry of the day. For more information phone 02 9562 2396.

Rose Bay / Double Bay 

Weekday afternoons: Every Hour Monday to Friday     

Weekends: Every two hours between 9.15am and 6pm.

Manly

Manly, gateway to Sydney’s Northern Beaches is one of the most famous beaches in Australia and is a popular destination for tourists and Sydney-siders alike. After a relaxing 30 minute journey across the harbor on a Sydney Ferry, take a short walk from Manly Wharf to visit Manly Beach. Ideal for families - its calm surf, intriguing rock pools and numerous cafes, bars restaurants, and pubs are littered along the foreshore. Manly also boasts a diverse array of popular tourist attractions including the Oceanworld aquarium, the historic Quarantine Station and various sailing and recreational clubs.

Departing from: Circular Quay to Manly                                                                        

Weekday Ferries: Every 30 minutes Monday to Friday                                                                                                                    

Weekend Ferries: Every 30 minutes Saturdays and Sundays                                       

Weekday JetCats: Peak periods Monday to Friday                                                                       

Weekend JetCats: Every hour on Saturdays and Sundays

Summer services: Ferry services depart about every 20 minutes

Adult single: $5.20

Adult return: $10.40

Concession single: $2.60

Concession return: $5.20

Luna Park

A symbol of the renowned Australian larrikin attitude, Luna Park opened its gates 1935. Just a short ride aboard Sydney Ferries, Luna Park is an amusement park with a difference - set on Sydney Harbour against the magnificent backdrop of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Recognised for its historical significance, the government ordered that the site be protected and Luna Park was subsequently restored back to its full glory in 1992. Built in 1962, take a ride on the Wild Mouse, tossing visitors 15 metres above the air in just 61 seconds, or for the faint hearted enjoy a ride on the Ferries Wheel witnessing unparalleled, magnificent views of Sydney Harbour.

Mosman

Mosman is one of the most exclusive suburbs in Sydney, with sweeping views of the Sydney CBD skyline. Brimming with popular attractions Mosman is home to the Sydney Harbour National Park, world famous Taronga Zoo, Balmoral, Cobblers and Chinamans beaches all just 20 minutes from Circular Quay via Sydney Ferries.You can experience the tranquility and native bushland in and around Mosman on the North Shore walk.

 Neutral Bay

Named ‘Neutral Bay’ by Captain Arthur Phillip in 1788 during the arrival of the First Fleet, this pretty pocket is nestled on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour. Walk along the pretty shores to Taronga Zoo and beyond on the North Shore walk.

Ferry Departures                                                                                                          

Departing from: Circular Quay to Neutral Bay

 

Tickets

Adult single: $5.20

Adult return: $10.40

Concession single: $2.60

Concession return: $5.20

Sydney – Inner West

• Balmain
• The birthplace of Sydney Ferries original fleet, Balmain is one of Sydney’s original blue-collar suburbs, located on the western peninsula from Sydney’s CBD. Darling Street, littered with various fashion boutiques, shops and delis, is bustling on the weekends attracting Sydney’s style set.

Departing from: Circular Quay to Balmain East (Darling Street)                                                                                                        

Weekdays: Every 30 minutes Monday to Friday                 

Weekends: Every 30 minutes Saturdays and Sundays                                

Departing from: Circular Quay to Birchgrove wharf                                                        

Weekdays: Every hour Monday to Friday                                                                                                                 

Weekends: Every hour Saturdays and every 2 hours on Sundays    

Adult single: $5.20

Adult return: $10.40

Concession single: $2.60

Concession return: $5.20

This leafy suburb is home to impressive European architecture. Catch the ferry to Woolwich and walk up the hill or take the Route 505 or 538 bus to Hunters Hill primary school and walk back to the wharf. You can relax and watch the RiverCats cruise past at the Woolwich Pier Hotel

Tickets

Adult single: $5.20

Adult return: $10.40

Concession single: $2.60

Concession return: $5.20

Sydney – Western Suburbs

• Parramatta River

Just a 50 minute ferry ride aboard Sydney Ferries from Circular Quay, Parramatta, combines the best of the old world with the new. The second oldest settlement after Sydney and home to the first legal brewery, Parramatta means, "place where the eels lie down" or "head of the river" by its original inhabitants, the Burramatta Aboriginal people 

Today Parramatta is a cultural and historic centre of Sydney. Visitors can catch glimpses of Sydney’s colonial past, fused with examples of multiculturalism and an interesting selection of restaurants, cafes and bars on the Parramatta Heritage walk.

Ferry Departures                                                                                                          

 

Adult single: $7.50

Adult return: $15.00

Concession single: $3.70

Concession return: $7.40

 

Discover Sydney one of Sydney’s leading tourist attractions in just 40 minutes, by catching a Sydney Ferries service to Sydney Olympic Park.

Totalling 640-hectares, Sydney Olympic Park is located in inner western suburb of Homebush Bay - hire a bike and explore Sydney Olympic Park via an audio tour or marvel at the world’s fastest pool on the Sydney Aquatic Centre Tour. For all tour bookings and enquiries contact the Sydney Olympic Park Visitor Centre on (02) 9714 7888 or visit www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au