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Aussie Water Taxis
Things To Do Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales
Cruises, Sailing and Water Tours
Aussie Water Taxis has one of the largest fleets of water taxis in Sydney. It was established in 1999 as a service for the people of Sydney and their visitors. It now operating under the name Yellow Water Taxis.
Whether it’s the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, the world famous Taronga Zoo or the laughing face of Luna Park to name a few, Aussie Water Taxis will get you there in comfort and ease. Harbour Tours run regularly from Darling Harbour and Circular Quay every day featuring all of Sydney’s famous landmarks plus expert commentary and photo opportunities.
They cater for any number of passengers, great for large functions such as the work Christmas party, wedding, your own private island party or just a casual dinner for two at one of Sydney’s best waterfront restaurants. They can take you and your guests to and from any wharf, jetty or boat on Sydney Harbour.
Services
From $25 to $35
Enjoy Sydney Harbour Tours with Aussie Water Taxis.
Let the Skippers take you on a guided tour around the beautiful Sydney Harbour. With their wealth of knowledge you will discover the secret history of Sydney as you glide past world famous landmarks with amazing photo stop opportunities.
Some highlights of the tour include: Sydney’s famous Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, historic Fort Denison, movie star’s mansions, Taronga Zoo, Luna Park and the spectacular city skyline.
Come and join them for the International Fleet Review with 17 tallships and over 40 warships visiting Sydney Harbour.
From $25 to $280
The City Night Lights tour departs Cockle Bay Wharf in Darling Harbour and proceeds under the Harbour Bridge, and alongside the Opera House for some fantastic photos. The tour continues around the Royal Botanic Gardens towards Woolloomooloo, then past Fort Denison, Kirribilli House and Admiralty House, towards Luna Park, stopping once again for a great photo of the Bridge and Opera House together before heading back to Darling Harbour to conclude the 45 minute trip.
