Manly cruises

I always use this HOHO pass whenever I visit Sydney. It’s definitely a deal! Here’s a tip - if you take the cruise on a weekend, you’ll be able to board from Darling harbour (1st stop) and beat the crowds (most board the cruise at Circular Quay (2nd stop)). More importantly, you will also be able to pass through the famous Harbour bridge, right under it. What a sight! I recommend using this to go to the Watson Bay and Manly beach. Probably the best way to travel to these places.

The speed of the cruise is slower than that of the transportation boat. Many can enjoy the scenery of the harbor. The two dishes are delicate and delicious. 7AUD). The top deck has better visibility than the buffet, and the environment is very atmospheric.

The captain is really kind. I knew sausage was included, but there was a lot of it. I had a really great time listening to the music through the yacht's Bluetooth connection.

We have a lot of fun doing sand boarding. sunset at pinnacles are very beautiful. star gazing is a wonderful experience. was anle to see a full moon and the planet saturn through the telescope. guide gavin is very knowledgeable

I had so much fun cruising the river with beautiful views in different perspective. And I was amazed at the same time for this bus will also float in the water. Quak quak

Recommended for some of the best views of Melbourne. this is quite a long ride, you will get to see a bunch of bridges, beautiful buildings along with a great commentary covering the stories about buildings and bridges around. You can also buy food and drinks on some of the cruises. 10/10.

The voyage was a bit too short! Because of Vivid Sydney, there were more people! We were attending the sunset dinner, and it is recommended to arrive at the designated location before 16:30. I received a message to queue up at Pier 1 of King Street Wharf. The email reminder did not mention that you need to go to the side to exchange for a boarding pass. Otherwise, you cannot board the ship with only a voucher. The voyage is only an hour and a half, and half of it is at circular quay. It is recommended to take pictures at the stern after you sit on the boat, and the food will be served when the boat starts. It is recommended to finish eating as soon as possible so that you can go to the stern to take pictures again. The lights will be turned on at 1800 during Vivid Sydney, so you must take pictures on the way back from circular quay!

overall I enjoy the trip. it is well organized and efficient. Things go as described. However, there is certain information that you should be aware in advance. The activities can be physically intense, so opt out if you are not fit enough. In addition, the guides will not take care of us personally. You should be able to follow the group. They will separate us into 4 groups, 15 people each, to do 3 activities; sandboarding for 2 groups together while snorkeling and kayaking 1 group. There is only 1 guide for sandboarding and kayaking while 2 for snorkeling plus jet ski to make sure everyone alright. It takes around 30 min - 1 hour per each activity. I was lucky that the group started with sandboarding and then snorkeling and kayaking, so after get wet can just change. Lunch is make your own wrap type, so you can choose what you like, plus potato chips and chocolate chip cookies. Toilets on the island are not good and no shower room, so make sure to use toilet on the ferry and bring your towel. We saw the whale from the ferry, so watch out. The group before us saw 3 turtles during snorkeling, but we didn’t - lots of fish though. Be careful of shipwreck and coral as it can be shallow and difficult to move. Also kayaking was relatively short, all these due to strong current which is understandable.