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Things to do in Sydney

Arts and culture

• Art Gallery of New South Wales
• Museum of Contemporary Art
• Customs House
• Dendy Opera Quays
• Sydney Opera House
• Sydney Theatre Company
• The Rocks Discovery Museum
• The Garrison Church

Outdoors

• Royal Botanic Gardens
• North Head Lookout
• The Rocks Self Guided Walking Tour

On the harbour

• Manly Ferry
• Cruise Sydney Harbour
• Fort Denison
• Sydney Fish Market
• Whale Watching

Whale Watching

Photo: Sydney Whale Watching

Why go there

Enjoy a scenic trip as the vessel, True Blue, takes you across Sydney Harbour and out to the ocean in search of these magnificent creatures. You may be lucky to see them put on a show of fin and tail slapping or breeching. The annual migration season along the coast of New South Wales is from May to November - if you don't see any whales during the four hour journey, you'll receive a free trip.

Don't forget

• Your camera.
• A morning cruise when conditions are likely to be calmer.

Access for all

Getting around

True Blue is a wide deck vessel with access via a wide doorway direct from a floating pontoon wharf. A short domed gangplank bridges the horizontal gap onto the open rear deck which is undercover.

The toilets aboard True Blue require you to step over the large 'flood step'.

How to get there

Public transport

King St Wharf is accessible by ferry or bus.

Parking

You can park at Darling Harbour, where the accessible toilets are well sign-posted.

Map

Download the Sydney CBD and Circular Quay access map (PDF, 1.52MB)

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