Darling Harbour cruises

The 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 were on a small sailboat, which felt way more intimate and cozy than the bigger boats. They provided snacks and drinks on board, making the whole trip super relaxing. There’s both indoor and outdoor seating, and while I’d highly recommend sitting outside for the best views, definitely bring a thicker coat to block the cold wind! Our guides were lovely—they shared so many interesting facts about the coastal landmarks and helped us take plenty of amazing photos. I’d definitely join this again on my next visit to Sydney!

Overall, it was good, except for the waiter who served us. First, she said my booking was only for 3 people, even though I booked for 3 adults and 1 child. I even showed her the confirmation, but she didn't believe me. It took a long time to confirm that we were 3 adults and 1 child, and then she blamed it on the manager's mistake. Then, when we ordered drinks, we ordered Coke from the same waiter, but it never arrived. When we asked her about it again, she said she wasn't the one who took our order, which is really funny. Aside from this waiter, the itinerary was ideal, the food was delicious, and it was a wonderful trip.

It was a very good experience. I was able to see the Sydney Opera House, the Bay Bridge and other attractions up close. I even went whale watching in the South Pacific and successfully saw the whale's little tail, but the shutter was not ready.

The cruise was nice and entertaining. we were able to see different views of the opera house, harbour bridge, island and sydney baywalks and residences. The guide shared different insights. It also comes with free refreshments. 🙂

Before 9:00 AM, you need to redeem your tickets at the Captain Cook counter at Circular Quay Wharf 6. The ferry schedule is quite frequent, with services running every half hour to an hour on weekdays. You can start as early as 9:00 AM and continue until 6:00 or 7:00 PM. Note that some stops are not serviced by every ferry, so be sure to check the last departure times. We visited three locations in one day: Taronga Zoo, Manly Beach, and Watsons Bay – a full and fun-filled day! The zoo opens at 9:30 AM, and it's very large with a wide variety of animals. There are also shows and performances. To see everything thoroughly will take about 4 hours and requires some stamina. A great feature is that most of the zoo has sloped walkways, making it very suitable for families with strollers or wheelchairs. In the afternoon, we visited Manly Beach, which is beautiful and has many souvenir shops to browse. I recommend Manly Grill, a delicious steak restaurant 😋. In the evening, we went to Watsons Bay to see the cliffs, which require climbing some stairs. It's a spectacular view, but it can be a bit chilly. Overall, it's worth the ticket price. If you're on a free and easy trip to Sydney, consider experiencing this. You can see the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge along the ferry route, and every photo you take will be beautiful! For those with children, elderly companions, or those who aren't in top physical condition, I recommend purchasing a 2-day pass so you can enjoy it at a more relaxed pace. Otherwise, completing all these activities in one day can be quite tiring 😂.

sydney Princess Cruise departed on time. commentator was very knowledgeable about sydney. we saw luna park, naval museum, darlibg harbour apart from the popular circular quay. i am giving it a 4 star because i thought it was a bbq lunch but the bbq was just 1 dish...there were other dishes to choose from. coffee, tea and hot chocolates were all included as well. cruise started 12nn and ended around 210pm.

We took this cruise on our last night in Sydney and I'd say it's definitely worth it! The three-course meal was just the right amount for our appetites, not too filling! We almost went to Circular Quay instead of King Street Wharf because we didn’t see the attendant properly! Haha! But we made it just in time. The crew was polite, and we were greeted with a complimentary drink (champagne or cider). After ordering, we were free to roam around the boat and take lots of nice pictures. There were three decks for us to explore and get great photos! We also got to see the sunset. The food was okay, I wouldn't say it was amazing, but it was still tasty. I think everyone was there for the vibes, to chill, eat, and enjoy the scenery. The whole experience lasted about two hours plus! I highly recommend this!