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Many vessels ply Sydney Harbour, but there is only one MV Sydney 2000. It is the most prestigious cruising restaurant on our waterways. Built in Western Australia with an interior created by world-renowned yacht designer Jon Bannenberg, MV Sydney 2000 is an interpretation of the dynamic sophistication that is Sydney. 

The view from Sky Deck on the upper level of MV Sydney 2000 is simply unequalled on Sydney Harbour. Million dollar views and elegant surroundings make this your first choice for premium dining events.

Club Deck’s warm earthy decor reflects the spectacular colours of a Sydney Harbour sunset. Raised plinth seating in the centre of the deck ensures every passenger panoramic viewing to all the action on Sydney Harbour. Club Deck also features the private Endeavour Room with cocktail deck for up to 90 VIP guests.

Ocean Deck is MV Sydney 2000’s most versatile deck. The open plan seating and special lighting effects makes this deck ideal for meetings, theatrical performances, presentations and themed events. Ocean Deck is also wheelchair friendly. The deck was renamed (previously Show Deck), to better reflect the amazing water level views. 

The Endeavour Room is Sydney 2000’s most popular private dining room, situated on Club Deck with access to the 360 degree open top deck.

The Sirius Room offers intimate private dining for up to 36 guests on Sydney 2000’s prestigious Sky Deck. 

Sydney Crystal’s superior design and graceful lines make it a dazzling sight. An elegantly appointed Seawind Catamaran, this vessel is designed to impress.

With three expansive entertainment decks, spacious facilities and professional service Matilda III is sure to impress. 

Captain Cook III is the most popular charter vessel on Sydney Harbour. The bridges of the upper and inner harbours are no barriers to Captain Cook III’s sleek, state-of-the-art design. From Homebush Bay on the Parramatta River to Garigal National Park in Middle Harbour, this vessel can transfer your guests anywhere on Sydney Harbour. 

Mary Reibey is the second addition to the new generation, state of the art, Captain Cook Cruises Sydney Harbour rocket ferry fleet. Arriving May 2014, she is ideal for passenger transfers or sightseeing cruises. Australian designed and built Mary Reibey is named after the astute and successful NSW business woman who also features on the Australian twenty-dollar note.

Annabelle Rankin is the third addition to our new generation rocket ferry fleet on Sydney Harbour. This eco-friendly and fuel efficient rocket catamaran is modern and comfortable - perfect for sightseeing and passenger transfers. Australian designed and built, Annabelle Rankin is named after Dame Annabelle Rankin who was one of Australia's pioneer stateswomen.

Violet McKenzie is the exciting fourth addition to our fleet of new generation eco-friendly, fuel efficient rocket ferries on Sydney Harbour. Perfect for sightseeing and passenger transfers, Australian designed and built Violet McKenzie is named after Australia's first female electrical engineer and lifelong promoter for technical education for women.

Elizabeth Cook was the first new generation eco-friendly catamaran to join Captain Cook Cruises, and an exciting addition to our rocket ferry fleet on Sydney Harbour. Perfect for sightseeing and passenger transfers, Australian designed and built Elizabeth Cook is named after the wife of Captain James Cook.

The Executive Rocket Fleet features three comfortable, fast and reliable vessels - Alice, Megan and Jillian - perfect for entertaining and transferring your guests on Sydney Harbour.