Attractions

WILD LIFE Sydney, Darling Harbour

Catch a ferry from Circular Quay to Darling Harbour for a family fun filled day. Head to WILD
LIFE Sydney - the Australian animal adventure in the heart of the city.

Walk through iconic Australian habitats and encounter some of the most loved, feared and
unique Australian animals. Explore areas like Butterfly Tropics, Kakadu Gorge, Bugs World and
Wallaby Cliffs and see feeding time or listen to a ranger talk. Even get up close with a Koala
Encounter! Then, head next door to Sydney Aquarium!

Sydney Aquarium, Darling Harbour

Sydney Aquarium, at Darling Harbour, features one of the world's biggest aquariums containing
a vast collection of Australian fish displayed in their natural habitat. You've heard of walking on
water - now 'walk under water' and discover Australia's unique marine life.
 Taronga Zoo by ferry is easy with a ZooPass!

Marvel at Australia's greatest assortment of native and exotic animals at Taronga Zoo. Situated at
Mosman, Taronga Zoo has one of the most spectacular panoramic views of Sydney Harbour and
various iconic landmarks.

Your all in one Zoo Pass includes a return trip on Sydney Ferries from Circular Quay to Taronga
Zoo Wharf, entry into Australia's leading zoological garden, sky safari ride and bus connection to
the main entry gate.

Luna Park, Milsons Point

Just a short ride aboard Sydney Ferries, Luna Park is an amusement park with a difference - set
on Sydney Harbour against the magnificent backdrop of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour
Bridge.

Release your inner lunatic with a Classic Rides Pass Ranger - Maloneys Corner Ride - A
futuristic pirate ship, this vessel rocks forwards and backwards, stops upside down and even does
a complete 360 degree spin! Take the challenge if you dare!

Coney Island - Midway Ride - Australia's only authentic 1930s fun house takes everyone back to
their childhood. Experience the thrill of riding the Slides, stumbling through Barrels of Fun,
tackling Ye Olde Turkey Trot or lasting the distance on the Joy Wheel. For more information
visit www.lunaparksydney.com
Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour

Catch a ferry to the largest island in Sydney Harbour and explore its convict prison and remnants
of its shipbuilding past - workshops, cranes, towers, dry docks and houses. The impressive
sandstone convict structures have been nominated for listing on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
You can book a tour of the island with knowledgeable guides or explore it at your leisure on a
self-guided walk. Or you can pitch a tent and camp on an island in the middle of the world's most
beautiful harbour. Where else can you find harbour views from $45 a night!

Cockatoo Island is open every day. For more information visit the Cockatoo Island website.

Sydney Rowing Club, Abbotsford

Catch a ferry along the Parramatta River to the Abbotsford Wharf, home of the famous Sydney
Rowing Club. Established in 1870, SRC is the oldest rowing club in NSW with past members
including A.B. “Banjo” Patterson and the first Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Edmund Barton.
Completing a full redevelopment in November 2007 Sydney Rowing Club has since won many
awards for best Club Development (2009), Best Restaurant “Dedes Restaurant”  (2008, 2009 and
2010), Best Casual Dining Venue “Watergrill” (2009 and 2010) and Best Wedding services
(2009). With multiple dining options, uninterrupted 180 degree water views, live entertainment,
a variety of indoor and outdoor seating and located only a 50 metre stroll from the Abbotsford
Wharf this is truly the perfect venue to enhance your ferry experience.

Sydney Rowing Club is open every day. For more information visit
www.sydneyrowingclub.com.au
 Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli

Catch a ferry to Kirribilli, home of Ensemble Theatre Australia's longest, continuously running
professional theatre company.

Ensemble Theatre holds a special place in the hearts of theatre goers in Sydney and across the
country, a place won through the excellent quality of its productions, the friendliness of its staff
and the intimacy of the space.

Ensemble Theatre also has a harbourside restaurant on site. Combining beautiful water views
with fine food, Bayly’s Restaurant provides a truly unique Sydney harbour dining experience.

For information on current productions and bookings, visit www.ensemble.com.au

May Gibbs' Nutcote, Neutral Bay

Visit the beautiful harbour-side Nutcote, home of May Gibbs, author of “The Complete
Adventures of Snugglepot & Cuddlepie.” Located in Sydney’s Neutral Bay and now a house
museum surrounded by delightful gardens with a tea room, Nutcote is an enchanting venue to be
enjoyed by everyone, all year round.

During the Neutral Bay Wharf closure you can still visit Nutcote. Take the ferry to Kurraba Point
Wharf - it's a 5-8 minute walk from the wharf - though this does include some stairs and slights
hills. For customer using mobility aids or prams, please take the ferry to Cremorne Point Wharf
and change for the 225 bus. The bus stops at the corner of Lower Wycome Road and Wallaringa
Road, and its a short walk to Nutcote. May Gibbs' Nutcote is open Wednesday to Sunday, 11am
to 3pm. Visit www.maygibbs.com.au for more information.