Sydney Harbour Sunset Dinner Cruise by Captain Cook
- Dine with Captain Cook Cruises aboard a spectacular super-cruiser as you enjoy the sunset while enjoying 3-course contemporary Australian a la carte menu
- Sip wine, beers or soft drinks as you sail past the icons and experience the beauty of Sydney Harbour - drinks available for purchase at the bar on-board
- The perfect option for pre-theatre dining, family groups or even if you're just looking to unwind after the day
- Watch the colours shift with the seasons as you cruise past the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge - oranges of a winter sunset, golden glow of autumn, and the aquamarine of summer.
What to expect
Experience the stunning beauty of Sydney Harbour onboard a premium cruise including 3-course contemporary Australian dining and live music (weekends). It's the perfect start to a night that could be continued on with a trip to the theatre or a celebratory gathering, and a wonderful bonding time for family groups and individuals who want to wind down after a day in Sydney.
Visit the expansive open decks or the 360-degree Star Deck to get unmatched views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge as you cruise the main harbour. Keen photographers can capture the shifting of colours depending on the season - the oranges of a winter sunset, golden glow of autumn, and crystal aquamarine of summer.












Reviews
Reviews summaryThe Location of the office for Captain Cooks Dinner Cruise to claim actual ticket is just across king wraft 1 where the boat is located for the Dinner cruise. fast and easy to claim the ticket they will just ask you about the confirmation code issued by klook. There are assigned seats and table upon board and there are assigned servers to take the guest’s orders . Each guest are allowed to choose 1 starter 1 entree and 1 dessert . They also provide free bread roll and butter.. Drinks are availble but not included in the paid package so you have to pay upon order. The sail was smooth and it was a good weather . There is also a stop in circular quay where other guest boarded. We will definitely recommend trying dinner cruise at Captain cook . Good service . Great staff .
We enjoyed this dinner cruise on Sydney Harbour with Captain Cook. Ticket collection was a breeze even as we arrived just about 20 minutes prior to departure. The entree, main and dessert were average for its price but comes with free flow of water, picturesque view on deck and clean toilet. A pro tip is you can disembark at Circular Quay even if you boarded at King Street Wharf!
we boarded the cruise at darling harbor. everything went smoothly. it was a 3 course meal with a view if the sunset. the serves we nice and event sang for me kn my birthday. overall it was a great experience.
There is no guided tour, so only one star, but the singing accompaniment is very atmospheric. It seems that the seats bought from Klook are all "non" window seats, which is a pity that you can't take photos while eating, but remember to go to the deck to take photos after eating, the scenery is beautiful! Please note that you need to arrive 30 minutes in advance for the Sydney Harbour Sunset Dinner Cruise, but due to traffic problems, you only arrived 10 minutes in advance, which was very thrilling. The exchange office is next to the boat exit. It is recommended to exchange the ticket in advance for safety.
We arrived at Darling Harbour Pier early and were told to get in line early, but since seats were already assigned, there was no big problem except for the time difference. However, it is better to be at the front because group tourists who came touring may not wait in line and join in the middle, which may delay your turn. In my experience of sunset dinner in Bangkok, here, instead of a buffet, they served the food to the table after selecting the menu, which was good for people like us who are not good at waiting in line. It was good that we could go out to the deck and take pictures while the food was being served, or freely walk back and forth inside the ship and take pictures. Klook said that it was a pity that there were no window seats, but you can pay an additional fee and walk back and forth even if you don't sit by the window, so it was better to drink wine or beer with that money, and you could see the windows on both sides even when you sit down. It was a pity that we couldn't see the sunset because it was summer, but if you walk for about 30 minutes, you will see the Opera House, so we looked around the street, digested our meal, went to the bar at the Opera House, had a beer, and watched the sunset of the Harbour Bridge, which was fantastic.
Fantastic meal on the ship! You can see the Sydney Opera House from different angles. The food is so good! I love it. From Taiwan. The meal was delicious, and it was wonderful to see the Sydney Opera House from various perspectives! Enjoying a meal on the ship is a completely different experience—I didn't feel nauseous at all, it was a great trip!
The food was better than expected. For the appetizer, I chose the smoked salmon salad, the main course was roasted chicken breast, and for dessert, a chocolate tart. The scenery along the way after departure was beautiful; you could see the Opera House and Harbour Bridge at dusk, sunset, and at night from the sea, which was absolutely stunning. It's an excellent choice for a sightseeing cruise!
1. The scenery is excellent 2. The food is ok 3. I suggest eating quickly and going to the second floor to take pictures 4. The seat has been arranged by them
sunset cruise was highly professional. Voucher redemption location was easy. The boat is in good condition and the staff courteous. Food was a mixed bag but largely ok.
The experience was great but the time of arrival was inaccurate, we have to leave earlier than the said time, wish it was indicated at the instructions so that we could plan our meals and drinks better. Nonetheless, this activity is a must try with their top-tier dishes.
Good to know
- Please refer to the Temporary Closure Notice for Circular Quay Wharft 6 from 20 Jul to 28 Aug 2026
- Arrive 30 mintues prior to cruise departure time for check-in & to your departure location
- Dress code: Smart casual
- For the keen photographers, below is a rough guide to sunset times in Sydney:
- Winter (June-August) 4:54pm-5:37pm
- Spring (September-November) 5:37pm-7:51pm (note daylight savings time starts approximately during October)
- Summer (December-February) 7:52pm-7:33pm
- Autumn (March-May) 7.31pm-4.54pm (note daylight savings time ends approximately during April)
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