Is Watsons Bay better as a daytime or evening ferry outing?
We want harbour scenery from Circular Quay and are deciding whether to travel after dark.
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We want harbour scenery from Circular Quay and are deciding whether to travel after dark.
We are considering a half-day outing and may like a market as well as the waterfront.
We want a ferry day with cafés, beach time and a little exploration without renting a car.
We want a scenic harbour stroll and need to understand the route rather than follow a vague attraction name.
We want a scenic walk from the wharf but need to know whether the route is obvious and strenuous.
We are already planning Circular Quay and Manly and want another interesting waterside stop.
I know the major Sydney sights already and have four days on a return visit, so I want a relaxed neighbourhood outing if the weather cooperates.
We want ferry rides and some beach time, and could spread the trip across two days if the combined route is too rushed.
I want to see the city from the water and have breakfast, lunch or dinner at the other end, without visiting the zoo.
We have two teenagers, stay in Pyrmont and also want The Rocks, Darling Harbour, a bridge walk and central sights.
We want open-deck fireworks viewing, a modest passenger count and casual food rather than a party boat.
I am confused about public and private ferry services and want to avoid an awkward return via Circular Quay.