
easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels—short periods of standing and light climbing up/down companionways; mobility to move safely on deck recommended.
A small-group, hands-on sail around Sydney Harbour aboard a 12m Beneteau 40.7. Learn basic sailing skills, enjoy a charcuterie-and-sushi lunch and swim off a sheltered beach on this intimate three-hour cruise.
The hull slips away from King Street Wharf while the city hums on the quay—glass towers, tram lines and coffee carts recede as the harbour opens. A 12m Beneteau 40.7 takes four guests and a skipper out across a corridor of sunlight and shipping, threading between Ferries, Fort Denison and the Opera House until the Harbour Bridge frames the skyline like a steel eyebrow.

Plan to be at King Street Wharf #9 at least 20 minutes before the 10:00 departure to stow backpacks and receive safety briefing.
Even in calm conditions the harbour can roll—bring medication or acupressure bands if you’re prone to seasickness.
The bimini offers shade, but UV reflects off water—bring sunscreen, a hat and polarized sunglasses.
Pack swimwear and a towel if you want to jump off at Queens Beach; non-slip deck shoes make moving on deck safer.
Sydney Harbour carries layers of Indigenous Gadigal heritage and later colonial maritime history; many islands served strategic or recreational roles during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Respect marine life by avoiding littering and keeping noise low; operators typically follow harbour regulations to minimize wake and protect sensitive shoreline areas.
Protects your footing on wet, moving decks and makes handling lines easier.
Useful if you’re susceptible to motion sickness in open water or choppy conditions.
Polarizer reduces glare from water and enhances blue tones for harbour shots.
A windproof shell keeps you warm during cooler mornings and when the sea breeze picks up.
spring specific