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| Options | Price | Mon May 4 |
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| Circular Quay - Darling Harbour Ferry | $7.50 | N/A Not Available |
| Circular Quay - Watsons Bay Ferry | $8.00 | $8.00 Book Now Price: $8.00 / Adult |
| Circular Quay - Luna Park Ferry | $7.50 | N/A Not Available |
| Circular Quay - Barangaroo Ferry | $7.50 | N/A Not Available |
Tap on to ferries with your Opal card. Sydney customers can now use their Opal card on three private ferry routes. Customers will be able to tap their Opal card to pay the fare on the following SeaLink and Captain Cook Cruises routes: Manly – Darling Harbour, King St Wharf No.
There are 6 ways to get from Circular Quay to Birkenhead Point by tram, bus, ferry, taxi, towncar or foot
- Take the tram from Circular Quay station to QVB station L3 /
- Take the bus from Town Hall House, Druitt St, Stand L to Victoria Rd At Toelle St 505 /
Opal Card ferry fares are based on distance, with ferry trips up to 9km currently costing $6.12 for an adult, and trips longer than 9km costing $7.65. For example, the popular Circular Quay to Manly ferry trip would cost $7.65 for an adult.
The best way to get from Parramatta River to Circular Quay ferry wharf without a car is to ferry via Barangaroo, Wharf 1, Side B which takes 26 min and costs $5 - $7.
The nearest stations to Circular Quay are:
- Circular Quay, Alfred St, Stand A is 123 meters away, 2 min walk.
- Circular Quay, Young St, Stand D is 150 meters away, 3 min walk.
- Circular Quay, Alfred St, Stand B is 164 meters away, 3 min walk.
- Wynyard Station, Jamison St, Stand U is 706 meters away, 10 min walk.
Sydney ferry which takes approximately an hour and half from Circular Quay to Parramatta is a delightful trip taking which stops at 12 places along the way and provides a wonderful scenic tour .
If you don't have an Opal card or use contactless payments, you will need to get an Opal single trip ticket. Designed as a back up option, Opal single tickets are available for metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail. There are no other concessions available as a single ticket.
Daily and Weekly Caps
With an Adult Opal card you can travel as much as you want on metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail services within the Opal network and you never pay more than $16.10 a day, $50 a week, or $2.80 on Sunday. Please note that: The Opal week runs from Monday to Sunday.Daily and Weekly Caps
With an Adult Opal card you can travel as much as you want on metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail services within the Opal network and you never pay more than $16.10 a day, $50 a week, or $2.80 on Sunday. Please note that: The Opal week runs from Monday to Sunday.Book This Cruise
| Options | Price | Sat Jun 29 |
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| Circular Quay - Taronga Zoo Sightseeing Ferry | $7.50 | N/A Not Available |
| Circular Quay - Watsons Bay Ferry | $7.50 | N/A Not Available |
| Circular Quay - Luna Park Ferry | $7.00 | N/A Not Available |
| Circular Quay - Barangaroo Ferry | $7.00 | N/A Not Available |
Tap on to ferries with your Opal card. Sydney customers can now use their Opal card on three private ferry routes. Customers will be able to tap their Opal card to pay the fare on the following SeaLink and Captain Cook Cruises routes: Manly – Darling Harbour, King St Wharf No.
Daily and Weekly Caps
With an Adult Opal card you can travel as much as you want on metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail services within the Opal network and you never pay more than $16.10 a day, $50 a week, or $2.80 on Sunday. Please note that: The Opal week runs from Monday to Sunday.Opal Cards on Manly Fast Ferries. OpalPay is now available on the Manly to Circular Quay Fast Ferry service and will be available on the Taronga Zoo, Rose Bay and Watsons Bay services from February 4. Opal is used by Government transport services.
Buy a Zoo Pass ($51.50) at Circular Quay rather than a return ferry ticket ($11.60) and an entry ticket into the Zoo ($44). The Zoo Pass includes a ride on the cable car or the bus to the top entrance.
Watsons Bay Ferry. The easy way to travel to and from Watsons Bay aboard a Rocket ferry.
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Is there a direct ferry between Circular Quay and Watsons Bay? Yes, there is a direct ferry departing from Circular Quay, Wharf 2, Side B and arriving at Watsons Bay Wharf. Services depart every 30 minutes, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 23 min.
1 Answer The F7 Eastern suburbs ferry ferries from circular quay to watson bay n opal card can be used.
Getting there
Getting to Watsons Bay, next to Vaucluse, is easy by public transport. A ferry from Circular Quay across sparkling Sydney Harbour takes less than 20 minutes. Alternatively, hop on a bus in the city at Walsh Bay, Barangaroo, Hyde Park or Kings Cross. There are buses from Bondi Beach as well.No, there is no direct ferry from Manly to Watsons Bay. However, there are services departing from Manly, Wharf 2 and arriving at Watsons Bay Wharf via Circular Quay, Wharf 2, Side B. It takes approximately 59 min to get from Manly to Watsons Bay, including transfers.
Darling Harbour ferries run on the Cross Harbour ferries loop departing from Pyrmont Bay, Mon-Fri 6.45am-11.42pm; Sat, Sun 7.53am-11.42pm.
Circular Quay Station to Barangaroo Reserve
The most direct route is to walk past the front of the Museum of Contemporary Art, then turn left up Argyle Street and through the Argyle Cut, past the Lord Nelson Hotel and the Palisade Hotels, then enter the Reserve via either Munn Street or Bettington Street.Ferry, line 238 bus • 39 min
- Take the ferry from Circular Quay, Wharf 4, Side B to Taronga Zoo Wharf F2.
- Take the line 238 bus from Taronga Zoo Wharf, Athol Wharf Rd to Raglan St At The Esplanade 238.
On Manly Fast Ferry to Circular Quay an OpalPay Adult fare is $9.10 and a child fare is $5.40. The OpalPay individual transaction limit is $25, The daily limit is $30 and the weekly limit $200.
The Seven Best Ferry Trips to Take in Sydney (and What to Do When You Get There)
- CIRCULAR QUAY TO SHARK ISLAND.
- CRONULLA TO BUNDEENA.
- PALM BEACH TO ETTALONG.
- CIRCULAR QUAY TO COCKATOO ISLAND.
- CHURCH POINT TO SCOTLAND ISLAND.
- CIRCULAR QUAY TO CREMORNE.
Since 1855, Sydney Ferries' famous Manly Ferry is a "must do" for visitors and makes the 30 minute trip regularly, day and night. Operating seven days a week, this relaxing journey is a must see for visitors with spectacular harbour and ocean views.
Train. The closest station to Barangaroo is Wynyard, which is a four-minute walk to the precinct across Sussex Street Bridge. Take the escalator or lift down to arrive at International Tower Three.
It's a 15 minute trip. Exit at Circular Quay Station, make your way down the stairs directly to Sydney Harbour. The Manly Ferry departs from Wharf 3, a 30 minute ferry ride across the harbour (no stops) direct to Manly Wharf. You'll arrive right in the heart of Manly!
The distance between Barangaroo and Wynyard Station is 629 meters. The road distance is 898 meters.
The very first ferry service that operated in Sydney went from Sydney Harbour and all the way up Parramatta River. You can take the inner river option, which goes via Woolwich and Cockatoo Island, or the outer run that takes in Drummoyne and Sydney Olympic Park before arriving at the head of the river at Parramatta.
