See iconic Sydney Harbour attractions by water taxi

Cruise under this world-famous steel arch and get views you just can’t get from the road. After we’ve seen it from below, you could climb it and see the harbour from the very top.

One of the world’s most recognisable buildings. See the Sydney Opera House sails from the water for the perfect photo moment.

Australia’s oldest botanic garden has beautiful green spaces with historic views. We can stop by after your tour so you can take a walk in nature.

Get a snap of the famous laughing face of this famous amusement park, nestled under the colourful skyline of North Sydney.

Spot Australia’s Prime Minister and Governor-General in their official Sydney residences overlooking the harbour.

A former defence facility, Fort Denison sits right in the harbour. Don’t miss seeing the museum, cannons and Australia's only Martello Tower.

This former convict gaol and shipyard is now a must see destination on Sydney Harbour. Stop for a tour and enjoy a meal at one of the waterfront cafes.

From Aussie animals to wildlife from around the world, everywhere you look in this harbourside zoo is a picture perfect view.

This former convict gaol and shipyard is now a must see destination on Sydney Harbour. Stop for a tour and enjoy a meal at one of the waterfront cafes.

Climb aboard historic ships and submarines while learning all about Australia’s rich maritime history at the National Maritime Museum.

Marvel at sharks, rays and jellyfish in underwater tunnels kids (and adults) will love. The Sea Life Sydney Aquarium is a must-see Darling Harbour attraction.

Get up close to kangaroos, koalas and even a crocodile. Learn more about some of the crazy critters that call Australia home at WILDLIFE Sydney Zoo.

At IMAX Darling Harbour, you can catch blockbuster films and nature documentaries on one of the world’s biggest cinema screens.

From expos to concerts, this dynamic events venue is buzzing all year round with entertainment for all the family.

This yearly event showcases a selection of luxury vessels on the water at Darling Harbour. If you’re a boating enthusiast, you won’t want to miss this event.

With its famous Norfolk pines, spectacular surf and beautiful foreshore walk, no visit to Sydney is complete without a visit to the iconic Manly Beach.

Experience open-air concerts and live performances under the stars overlooking the backdrop of North Head, Manly.

See some of Sydney’s unique history at this eerie, atmospheric site. Take a tour and enjoy a meal with sweeping harbour views.

Sydney’s premier entertainment complex, where fine dining, nightlife and gaming meet harbour views.

Catch world-class musicals and stage shows in this sleek waterfront venue located inside The Star.

Feast on the freshest seafood, watch the fishmongers in action, or grab fish and chips by the water at these famous Fish Markets.

Take off from the water and soar over Sydney’s glittering coastline. Our water taxi can connect you straight to your Sydney Seaplanes flight.

From blockbuster concerts to footy finals, this iconic venue delivers big moments on an even bigger scale.

Australia’s largest indoor arena hosts everything from chart-topping tours to kids’ shows and sporting showdowns.

This annual celebration features the best of agriculture, rides and food. If you’re in town over Easter, it’s a fun filled day out.

With playgrounds, a pool and community events year-round, a visit to Sydney Olympic Park is a must.

Wander cobbled laneways, browse local markets, and soak up Sydney’s colonial history in The Rocks, where the city began.

Discover bold, thought-provoking works from Australian and international artists in the MCA, just steps from Circular Quay.

This Walsh Bay theatre is home to world-class drama, dance and performance in a striking, intimate venue.

Situated on one of the piers jutting into the harbour, Sydney Theatre Company is where you can experience powerful, homegrown storytelling.

See cutting-edge contemporary dance at its best, staged right on the edge of the harbour.

Hear classical music reimagined by the Australian Chamber Orchestra, one of the world’s most adventurous ensembles.

This stunning waterfront park blends Indigenous history, native bushland and panoramic harbour views.

Perched on cliffs at South Head, visit the Lightkeeper cottages and the iconic red and white-striped lighthouse that has guided ships since 1858.

Visit the solemn tribute to the 1857 shipwreck of the Dunbar. This anchor monument honours lives lost at sea.

This is one of those spots the locals love to keep secret. Explore the local beaches and enjoy lunch at one of the gorgeous harbourside cafes.

Formerly a torpedo factory and submarine base, Sub Base Platypus is now an ideal picnic spot with BBQ facilities and a maritime-themed playground.