Sydney Harbour Luxury Yacht Cruise with Lunch

Explore the unseen corners of Sydney Harbour aboard a luxury sports cruiser, with lunch at the CYCA, Sydney’s most prestigious private yacht club - home to the famous Sydney to Hobart yacht race.
- Take amazing photos with the famous landmarks - Opera House, Harbour Bridge.
- Cruise by waterfront mansions of the rich and famous.
- Visit secluded national park waterways, home to Sydney’s resident penguin and seal colonies.
- Enjoy fun interactive live commentary
- Intimate small group tour of up to 10 passengers

Meeting Point

Campbells Cove Floating Pontoon

The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia

Be at Campbells Cove Floating Pontoon, Circular Quay West (In front of The Squires Landing Bar Restaurant) by 12.15pm. Note there is no office or representative at the pontoon. Please wait by the pontoon and the boat will dock at about 12.15 for a 12.30pm departure.

Not included:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off

What to expect:

Duration: 4 hours

Sydney Opera House

Bennelong Point, Easy walk from Circular Quay Train Station, Sydney, 2000, New South Wales

Close-up photo opportunities from the water.

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Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney, 2060, New South Wales

Close-up photo opportunities from the water.

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Fort Denison Island

Sydney Harbour, , Sydney, 2000, New South Wales

Close-up photo opportunities from the water.

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Garden Island

Sydney, New South Wales

Close-up photo opportunities from the water.

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Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA)

1 New Beach Road, Darling Point, , Sydney, 2027, New South Wales

Visit Australia's most prestigious sailing club, the CYCA in Rushcutters Bay - home to the world famous 'Sydney to Hobart' yacht race. Enjoy lunch at their waterside bar/restaurant (at guest's expense).

1 hour

Watsons Bay

Watsons Bay, New South Wales

Australia's oldest fishing village

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Store Beach

, , Sydney, New South Wales

Stop at this secluded National Park Beach, home to a colony of Little Penguins. Beach walk or optional swimming (towels provded).

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