Circular Quay

Circular Quay is Sydney’s main ferry and transport Hub.

There are numerous restaurants and cafes that line the waterfront, with street performers entertaining locals and visitors.

You can hop aboard a harbour cruise from here and enjoy a Sydney Harbour Coffee Cruise, as well as lunch and dinner cruises.

Ferries depart from here for many attractions, such as Taronga Park Zoo, Manly and Watson’s Bay.

During the annual whale migration you can take a Sydney Whale –Watching Cruise, where you will be taken out through Sydney Heads to view the whales.

You can easily walk to lots of other attractions from here, with the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanic Gardens being a short walk on the south side, and the north side leads you to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Rocks historic area.

Trains run from this Transport Hub, as well as the trams. You can catch a train to both the domestic and internal airports from here.

Beautiful location

After our cruise this was the perfect spot to see all that Sydney had to offer. Plenty of room for 2 adult couples and we enjoyed sitting out on the lawn with our glass of wine looking at the Opera House and bay. The ferry was convenient to Circular Quay and all the sites of Sydney. The owner Jenny was very helpful and gave us many tips for sightseeing. Great information. We hope to come back again to Sydney and definitely would stay here. Thanks

Pam / Mar 2019
Best location

Lovely, comfortable apartment with the best views and superb location a short ferry ride from the CBD but out of the hustle and bustle.

Gary / April 2019
Spectacular!

Not sure what I can say that hasn’t been said before. The location is wonderful, we used the ferry from Cremorne Point every day. We hired a car but returned it early as we found we didn’t really need it. It was a wonderful location to view the city, especially at night. Internet was fast with no issues. The house was very comfortable and well stocked with everything you need. Only small issue we had was I didn’t notice from the listing that there was no air conditioning. It was over 40 degrees Celsius when we were there so it did get a bit warm and humid, but there were fans in every room and we still would stay there again without hesitation. Thanks Jenny!

Linda / Jan 2020

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