Sydney Harbour Cruises: Harbour Story PM. Discover Sydney’s best sightseeing cruise and have the time of your life with your friends and family! With high tea treats and bubbly from Brown Brothers winery, you’ll have an afternoon to remember in the heart of Sydney Harbour.
The Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Fort Denison, and the city skyline can all be seen clearly during your 1.5-hour sightseeing cruise. You’ll get the best views of the city’s famous harbor if you upgrade. You’ll want to keep your camera close at hand because there are numerous photo-op opportunities in all directions.
Highlights
- Quality sightseeing cruise experience aboard premium sightseeing vessels
- Personalized commentary of the stories of Sydney
- Enjoy unlimited self-serve coffee, tea & biscuit selection
- Includes iconic landmarks such as the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, and more
Sydney Harbour Cruises: Harbour Story PM
The Harbor Story Cruise is the best sightseeing cruise Sydney has to sell. It blends the old and the modern, the fun and the beautiful, the sights and the characters, all told through a collection of stories and informative commentary.
The cruise itinerary can vary. We like changing things up depending on what’s going on at the harbour. We guarantee that every cruise includes the iconic landmarks of Sydney such as the Opera House, Harbor Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, Garden Island Naval Base, Taronga Zoo, Government House, Palatial Waterfront Residences, Fort Denison, and many more.
The speed is slow and comfortable, allowing you time to catch the perfect selfie. The Harbor Story operates on luxury sightseeing vessels from our all-weather indoor lounges which mean spacious outdoor decks and large viewing windows.
It includes unlimited self service tea, filtered coffee, and biscuits. The licensed bar also provides an option to order premium wines, beers, and coffee at an additional price.
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Last Updated on November 18, 2021 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
