Guaranteed Lowest Airfare - Luxury Sydney Harbour Cruises

A water-taxi or taking the ferry across the Heads to Manly from Circular Quay, hiring a small boat, anyone can enjoy the harbor either by walking around the foreshores. Sydney Harbour is one of the most magnificent harbors in the world and it's an integral part of any Sydney visit.

One of the nicest ways to see Sydney Harbour in any season is on your own luxury Sydney Harbour cruise boat, there are also several vessels offering "coffee cruises" but if you're in Sydney and can afford to splurge.

You can also ask the boat skipper to take you in close to some of the multimillion dollar waterfront houses on both sides of the harbor. Fort Denison and by the famous Sydney Opera House, past the old prison island, to steam under The Sydney Harbour Bridge. This will be an unforgettable experience for you. You can charter a vessel to take you and your friends and/or colleagues on a trip around the harbor - with or without food and drink.

The Dunbar's anchor is now on display at The Gap (a suicide spot) - just a few minutes walk from the public wharf at Watson's Bay where there are also excellent seafood restaurants - including the celebrated seafood restaurant "Doyle's" and a popular beach - Camp Cove. It was wrecked on the steep cliffs between South Head and The Gap with the loss of all 121 passengers and crew save for one crewman who managed to climb up the cliff and was rescued. Tried to enter the harbor in foul weather at night, 81 days out of England, the Dunbar, one of the most interesting historical events occurred 152 years ago when a clipper ship. Sydney has a rich maritime history.

Dingo and wombats, platypus, koalas, kangaroos, you could go to Taronga Zoo if you want to see unique Australian animals like wallabies. There's so many things to do on Sydney Harbour. Every day you'll see quite a few charter boats anchored there for lunch in the lee of North Head. Another popular anchorage is Store Beach on the other side of the harbor off Manly.

Or you could get your boat skipper to take you around to the Sydney Fish Markets which is absolutely fascinating and has a magnificent selection of fresh fish and some reasonably-priced seafood restaurants.

Many people have found no matter what vessel they pick for their Sydney Harbour Cruise it turns out to be one of the highlights of their Sydney visit if not one of the highlights of their life - really it's that good.

And then of course there are special events like the Boxing Day start of the celebrated Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and New Year's Eve cruises on Sydney Harbour . Night cruises on Sydney Harbour is something else again but only for the warmer months. But it will surely be unforgettable. A harbor cruise doesn't come cheap, being a superyacht. A true 125 foot "super yacht " - the luxurious motor vessel "Platinum" will be available for charter on Sydney Harbour for the first time, around Christmas and New Year, later on this year.

You could always get married on a luxury charter boat on the harbor, and for a really unforgettable Sydney Harbour cruise.