Where does the SailGP cruise depart?

The cruise departs from Casino Wharf, Pirrama Road, Pyrmont NSW 2009; it’s accessible from the Sydney CBD by public transport or rideshare.

How long is the cruise?

The experience runs approximately 3.5 hours, including boarding, positioning inside the race course, live racing, and return to the wharf.

What’s included in the ticket?

Your ticket includes a 3.5-hour cruise aboard Blue Room, a gourmet buffet, unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks, guaranteed seating, and access to indoor and rooftop viewing.

Will I be close to the racing?

Yes. Blue Room is positioned inside the SailGP race course for close legal viewing of the F50 catamarans and match racing.

Is the cruise suitable for families?

Yes. The experience is family-friendly with safe, seated areas and indoor climate-controlled spaces for comfort.

Smart-casual or sporty attire with comfortable shoes, sunglasses and a light jacket for changing harbour conditions is recommended.

Inside the Race Zone: SailGP Sunday Cruise on Sydney Harbour | Sailing | Catamaran

On Sunday, the final day of SailGP, the Blue Room slips away from Casino Wharf, Pirrama Road, Pyrmont NSW 2009, and Sydney Harbour becomes a racetrack. From inside the course, F50 catamarans skim and lift on foils, their hulls barely touching the water as crews push speed and tactics to the limit. This 3.5-hour SailGP Sydney Harbour cruise puts you at the center of that chaos: guaranteed seating, 360-degree glass viewing below, and an open rooftop deck for wind-in-your-face sightlines. Boarding at 4:15 PM, the cruise eases past the harbour’s working shoreline and positions itself for optimal viewing, so the tight match races and final showdown unfold around the vessel. Blue Room’s blend of climate-controlled interiors and open air makes the experience comfortable whether conditions cool or the sun remains on the water. A premium buffet and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks keep focus on the race, not logistics. What makes this booking special is proximity. Unlike shore-line vantage points, being inside the race course delivers close passes, spray, and the visceral sound of foils slicing water and wind. The harbour’s currents and shifting breezes add suspense; one tactical tack can decide the weekend champion. For sailing fans, photographers, corporate groups, and families, the layout offers both intimate indoor hospitality and rooftop room to move and photograph. This event is a standout in Sydney’s outdoor recreation calendar because it combines high-performance sport with maritime hospitality. The itinerary includes scenic positioning, live racing from about 5:30–7:30 PM, and a return to Pyrmont after the final match. Practical details matter: arrive early for boarding at Casino Wharf, bring sun protection and a light jacket for harbour winds, and keep cameras ready for low-angle shots against the skyline. Key scene features: F50 catamarans, inside-the-course race positioning, 360-degree glass-enclosed lower deck, open rooftop viewing, and Sydney Harbour’s tidal seascape. Expect seabirds, the occasional ferry background, and the harbour’s mix of industry and public waterfront. Historically, Sydney Harbour has long hosted maritime competition and public gatherings; SailGP is the latest iteration of elite racing on these waters. Choosing this cruise means choosing proximity, comfort, and an all-inclusive atmosphere that prioritizes the race experience. It’s a straightforward, adrenaline-fueled way to spend a Sydney evening—one where the finish line is a study in speed, seamanship, and the tight margins that decide champions. Guests benefit from attentive professional crew service throughout the cruise, and the gourmet buffet provides hot and cold options suited to tastes. Unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks are included so timing your toast to a race win is easy. Whether you come for sport, socializing, or corporate hospitality, this cruise turns elite sailing into a shared, high-energy evening and celebration on the water.