The Rocks, Sydney and Cruise

The Rocks, Sydney and Cruise
Price: $145.00
Ages 1 and under may participate free of charge.
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Summary
Shore Excursion Size ? Standard
Shore Excursion Type Active, Scenic, Water/Beach
Shore Excursion Duration 6 Hours
Activity Level ? Easy
Shore Excursion Leaves From ? A taxi ride (not included, approximately 28 AUD to 67 AUD each way, depending on docking location).
Food/Beverage Provided A delicious buffet lunch is included.
Recommended Dress We recommend wearing comfortable clothing in layers (weather appropriate) and sensible, sturdy, flat-soled enclosed walking shoes. Sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, and water are also suggested.
Restrictions Guests must be able to get in and out of transportation. This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Enjoy a delicious lunch cruise on Sydney Harbour and take in stunning, panoramic harbor views. Listen to expert commentary while you partake in a buffet lunch of fresh seafood, tender meats and seasonal fruits.

Once back on land, enjoy an afternoon tour of Botany Bay and The Rocks, two significant locations that tell the story of how modern Australia was formed and see impressive views of the city.

Travel across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Milsons Point and stop for spectacular views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and the city skyline. Head east towards the Sydney Cricket Ground before arriving at La Perouse, a historical headland suburb where Captain Cook first landed in 1788. From this vantage point, see Botany Bay and the protected beaches where the English and French naval ships arrived on the shores of this land. See the historical buildings and learn how the Aboriginal people were impacted.

Return to The Rocks area and discover the birthplace of modern Australia on a guided walking tour. Wander the cobbled laneways and learn the rich history of the area from a British colony of convicts and sailors to a thriving entertainment precinct. Book this Sydney excursion today for an afternoon of spectacular photo opportunities at every turn.