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SINGAPORE
Sydney Opera House
Sydney

Quick Facts

Location: Southeastern Australia, New South Wales

Climate: Temperate (warm summers, mild winters)

Language: English

Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD $)

Sydney is one of the world’s most picturesque cruise ports, with ships docking right next to the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge. It serves as a key gateway to Australia and the South Pacific, offering cruisers an unforgettable departure or arrival experience. With vibrant neighbourhoods, golden beaches, and an active waterfront culture, Sydney is a bucket-list destination in its own right.

Who Sails Here 

 

Royal Caribbean- Carnival Cruise Line- Princess Cruises- Celebrity Cruises- Holland America Line-

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)- Cunard Line

Example Voyage

Great Barrier Reef

Cruise Line: Celebrity Cruises

Duration: 11 nights

Map of East Coast of Australia  with route for cruise from Sydney

Itinerary

Sydney - Newcastle - Airlie Beach - Cairns (Yorkey's Knob) - Port Douglas - Sydney

Best for

Snorkeling - World best beaches - Quaint towns

Local Highlights

 Sydney Opera House – Iconic performing arts centre- Sydney Harbour Bridge – Climb or walk across for amazing views- Bondi Beach – World-famous surf and relaxed coastal vibe- The Rocks – Historic district with cobbled lanes and pubs- Royal Botanic Garden – Tranquil green space with harbour views

Travel Tips 

Accessibility: Cruise terminals and most city attractions are wheelchair accessible- Transport: Excellent public transport (trains, buses, ferries) connects the port to the city and suburbs- Parking: Limited at terminals; pre-book if needed- Airports: Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport ~30 minutes from Circular Quay- Local Tip: Take a ferry to Manly for amazing harbour views and beach town charm

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