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Barangaroo

Discover delicious restaurants, explore the beautiful parkland, there’s enticing shopping, innovative architecture and fascinating indigenous tours.

Sydney Harbour Hopper - 1 Day Pass
Adult Online Booking Special
A$40
A$38
Child (4-15) Online Booking Special
A$26
A$24
Family (2A+2C) Online Booking Special
A$106
A$80
Concession
A$35
Concession only valid with Australian seniors, pensioners or student card.

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Barangaroo was once a bustling container terminal, but thanks to a big urban renewal project this suburb on the edge of Sydney Harbour now has something for everyone. Discover delicious restaurants, explore the beautiful parkland, there’s enticing shopping, innovative architecture and fascinating indigenous tours.

Barangaroo is due for completion in 2021 and will include the stunning six-star Crown Sydney Resort Hotel and casino in 2020. When finished, you’ll be able to walk or cycle along Wulugul Walk from Walsh Bay to Darling Harbour. Most of the promenade is already open for walking and cycling. A small section is closed because of construction.

 

Timetable

The Sydney Harbour Hopper operates between Barangaroo (Darling Harbour), Circular Quay, Taronga Zoo and Watsons Bay. See calendar with days of operation.

Due to increment weather Wharf 3 in Manly is closed on Friday the 5th of April and the Sydney Harbour Hopper service will depart from Manly Wharf 2 instead. Please expect some slight delays.

Fares Info

Route Map

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This vibrant area is named after a powerful 18th century Aboriginal woman who was an interlocutor with Governor Arthur Phillip, the captain of the First Fleet which arrived in 1788. Learn more about her with Barangaroo Aboriginal Cultural Tours, which also explores the rich Aboriginal history in the harbour and beyond.

At the southern end, in Barangaroo South, you’ll find one of Sydney’s hottest dining and shopping precincts among gleaming towers that underscore Sydney as a key Asia Pacific financial centre. The jewel in the crown is Barangaroo House, a three level award-winning architectural gem clad in charcoaled timber.

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Along Wulugul Walk you’ll find a restaurant strip overlooking the water. There’s something here for all tastes. Anason is a Turkish mezze bar, Muum Maam for Thai, Lotus for Chinese dumplings, Ume Burger is a Japanese burger mash up and Belle’s Hot Chicken specialises in southern-style fried chook and Cirrus is world-class seafood.

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We acknowledge the land on which we gather, from places as widespread and diverse as the NRMA. In the presence of Elders past, present and future, we recognise all journeys and our mutual role in creating new paths together.

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