Sydney Ferries operates approximately 110,000 services, transporting more than 14 million people across Sydney Harbour and the Parramatta River each year.
Circular Quay, the hub of the Sydney Ferries network, is located in Sydney Cove between the internationally recognised Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, under the Sydney CBD skyline.
The extensive network connects 39 destinations and spans approximately 37 kilometres from Parramatta in Sydneys west, Manly in the north and Watsons Bay in the east.
Sydney Ferries enables visitors and Sydney-siders to experience an array of spectacular destinations and explore Sydneys hidden treasures, which are scattered along Sydney Harbours foreshores. This includes destinations like:
Balmain
Double Bay
Manly
Parramatta
Taronga Zoo
Sydney Ferries fleet consists of 31 vessels (all of which are wheelchair accessible), which travel around 1.3 million kilometres per year. The fleet is divided into seven vessel classes:
Sydney Ferries operates approximately 110,000 services, transporting more than 14 million people across Sydney Harbour and the Parramatta River each year.
Circular Quay, the hub of the Sydney Ferries network, is located in Sydney Cove between the internationally recognised Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, under the Sydney CBD skyline.
The extensive network connects 39 destinations and spans approximately 37 kilometres from Parramatta in Sydneys west, Manly in the north and Watsons Bay in the east.
Sydney Ferries enables visitors and Sydney-siders to experience an array of spectacular destinations and explore Sydneys hidden treasures, which are scattered along Sydney Harbours foreshores. This includes destinations like:
Balmain
Double Bay
Manly
Parramatta
Taronga Zoo
Sydney Ferries fleet consists of 31 vessels (all of which are wheelchair accessible), which travel around 1.3 million kilometres per year. The fleet is divided into seven vessel classes:
