When in Sydney travel like the locals do, on the harbour highway. We’ve selected the best harbour destinations and combined them into one easy to follow ferry timetable. Our 1 and 2 days passes give you the flexibility to hop-on and hop-off as you like, with the expert local guidance of our onboard crew.
Pack your day with adventure with a 1-Day Pass, or for only a few dollars more enjoy the flexibility and leisure of a 2-Day Pass. Combine your pass with entry to the Taronga Zoo for amazing savings and a free Sky Safari cable-car ride at entry.
Specials from $35pp
Specials from $50pp
From $65pp
Bounded by the Sydney Harbour Bridge and historic Rocks district to the west, and the Sydney Opera House and Botanic Gardens to the east, Circular Quay is a bustling ferry hub.
Over 4,000 animals, including Australian native wildlife. Free daily seal and bird shows. Purchase the Zoo and Explorer combo and receive a free Sky Safari cable car ride.
It would be hard to find a more spectacular picnic spot. Stunning, 360-degree views of Sydney Harbour and a delightfully deserted national park for your own private getaway.
Local must-do `Watto’ is famous for its seafood, waterfront pubs, picnic spots, swimming beaches and spectacular headlands walks overlooking the Harbour and the Pacific Ocean.
You don’t have to swim at this iconic beach to soak up the atmosphere. Shop at the Corso, dine at waterfront cafés, find your favourite gelato flavour or take a nature walk.
Start or finish your day at Darling Harbour, surrounded by restaurants, nightclubs and hotels at King Street Wharf, Barangaroo and Cockle Bay.
Note: Please note all guests must enter via the main entrance until further notice. Guests arriving by ferry will need to take the bus up to the main entrance (at own expense). Zoo tickets are not available at Taronga Zoo entry. All tickets must be pre-purchased. The Sky Safari is subject to weather and operational conditions.
| Type | 1-Day Pass | 2-Day Pass |
| Retail | Adult $42 Child $25 | Adult $55 Child $29 |
| Book Online From | Adult $35 Child $20 | Adult $50 Child $28 |
| Dine & Discover From | Adult $30 | Adult $17 |
| Family Bonus (2ad, 2ch) | Family $84 | Family $110 |
Simply book online and enter promo code FAMILY at the check-out page. One child 4-15 years cruises for free with every full paying adult. Not valid with Book Online specials. Full details
| Type | Zoo + 1-Day Pass | Zoo + 2-Day Pass |
| Retail | Adult $79 Child $49 | Adult $89 Child $55 |
| Book Online from | Adult $65 Child $49 | Adult $69 Child $55 |
| Dine & Discover | Adult $54 | Adult $65 |
Retail prices are valid to 31 March 2022. All prices are per person. Specials subject to change.
Choose a departure from Circular Quay Wharf 6 or Darling Harbour King Street Wharf 1 based on the Hop on Hop off timetable above to collect your boarding passes and daily timetable.
Wharf Check-in Offices
Save on City Parking
Captain Cook Cruises' guests receive special rates at selected parking stations when you pre-book your car park online with Wilson Parking.
Remember to check with local authorities for special event road closures.
Discover the most beautiful harbour in the world on this simple sightseeing cruise passing the world-famous icons of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, stunning blue bays, hidden beaches, island national parks, towering headlands, botanic gardens, and the homes and playgrounds of the rich and famous.
From $25.00 per adult
Normally $30.00. Save $5.00.
Sydney’s first hop-on hop-off floating bar. Remodelled and inspired by the city’s rooftop bars, modern gastro-pubs and craft breweries, the Harbour Bar offers a relaxed bar and dining experience with 360-degree harbour views
From $19.00 per adult
Normally $29.00. Save $10.00.
We’re right in the thick of whale watching season and with more than 30,000 of these gentle giants expected to migrate north past Sydney Harbour in 2020 you’re in the perfect spot to head either North or South of the city to catch a glimpse of these majestic cetaceans.
Sydney Harbour is a true natural amphitheatre, a naturalist's paradise and home to an abundance of wildlife that thrive in one of Australia’s most photographed National Parks. But did you know that it also has its fair share of sandy beaches that are perfect for swimming?
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