Cremorne Point ferry, Sydney: Timetable and fare prices

The Circular Quay to Cremorne Point ferry takes ten minutes and is timetabled to leave every half hour. Fares cost $6.43 one way under Sydney’s Opal system.

The Cremorne Point ferry from Circular Quay is a handy – and scenic – way of crossing Sydney Harbour.

Cremorne Point has a beautiful parkland reserve at its southern tip, and the Maccallum Seawater Pool here is a fantastic place for a swim with harbour views.

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Cremorne Point ferry timetable

There is no specific Cremorne Point ferry, but two different Sydney ferry services stop at Cremorne Point Wharf. These are the F2 Taronga Zoo ferry and the F6 Circular Quay to Mosman Bay Ferry.

According to the Transport for NSW timetables, very few of the Taronga Zoo ferry services stop at Cremorne Point. These are peak commuter hour services between 17.00 and 19.00.

Visitors, therefore, should pay more attention to Sydney’s F6 ferry timetable.

F6 ferry timetable

The Circular Quay to Mosman Bay ferry starts at 06.05 on weekday mornings, with the final service from Circular Quay to Cremorne Point departing at 00.00.

These ferries run every half hour for most of the day. On weekends and public holidays, the Cremorne Point ferries are hourly, and start at 07.00.

The Circular Quay to Cremorne Point ferry takes ten minutes to complete the journey.

How much do fares on the Cremorne Point ferry cost?

Circular Quay to Cremorne Point ferry fares cost $6.43 one way if paid with an Opal card or contactless credit/ debit card. Buy a single ticket, and it’s $7.70.

All prices and times are correct at the time of writing, but subject to change in future.

The Maccallum Seawater Pool in Cremorne Point, Sydney. Photo courtesy of Destination NSW.

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