Goat Island Sydney, Sydney

The Goat Island in Sydney Harbour is a short ferry ride away from Circular Quay

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Sydney: Kayak to Goat Island At The Heart of Sydney Harbour

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 3.0 hour

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Explore Sydney's magnificent harbor on an unforgettable kayaking adventure. Paddle to the heart of t...

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Sydney Harbour “Convict” Cruise by Tall Ship

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Convicts Castles and Champagne - Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise and Goat Island Tour

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 3 hours

$78

Enjoy a fun and engaging guided convict history tour on limited access Goat Island. Savor your delic...

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Sydney Harbour Cruise and Goat Island Walking Tour

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Sydney Harbour Snooze and Cruise - Tall Ship Overnight with Goat Island Convict Tour

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 2 days - 1 night

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Dont miss out on this authentic sailing adventure! Enjoy an overnight cruise aboard the Soren Larsen...

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Sydney: Convicts and Champagne Tour

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Step aboard a traditional vessel and go sailing in Sydney Harbour. Take a historic walking tour of G...

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Goat Island Sydney, Sydney

The Goat Island in Sydney Harbour is a short ferry ride away from Circular Quay.

The Goat Island in Sydney Harbour is a short ferry ride away from Circular Quay. It lies to the west of the Harbour Bridge between McMahons Point and Balmain, offering great views of Barangaroo and Balmain. Measuring 300 metres in the north-south direction and 180 metres in the east-west direction, the island has been variously used as a sandstone quarry, convict stockade, explosives storage depot, water police headquarters, fire station, boatyard and film set for the TV series Water Rats. The 2.5 hour Goat Island Heritage Tour on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the each month is the best way to explore the island. See the Queen's Magazine which was used to store gunpowder, the barracks, cooperage, kitchen, and a seat carved out of stone by Charles Anderson who was sentenced to be tied to the rock for 2 years.

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About Goat Island Sydney

 Goat Island, New South Wales, Australia

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Barangaroo Reserve

Once a rundown container terminal, the Barangaroo Reserve is today a brand new site with a bustling business and entertainment scene

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Known as the 'coat hanger' among locals for its arched design, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is an icon of the city

Pirrama Park

Garrison Church

Officially known as the Church of the Holy Trinity, the Garrison Church was built in 1840-'44 as the first military church in colonial Australia

Sydney Observatory

Towering over the city from atop Observatory Hill, Sydney Observatory not only offers great views of the Sydney Harbour and city but also of stars, nebulae, and planets that are light years away

Hickson Road Reserve

The Hickson Road Reserve in The Rocks is a popular filming spot for its picture-perfect backdrop of palm trees, and extensive views of Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge

Sydney Heritage Fleet

Luna Park

Located at Milsons Point on the Lavender Bay waterfront, Luna Park Sydney is an iconic amusement park that dates back to 1935

The Rocks Discovery Museum

Housed in a restored mid-19thcentury sandstone warehouse, The Rocks Discovery Museum tells the story of The Rocks area of Sydney from the pre-European era when it was known as Warrane to the present day

Gannon House Gallery

Gannon House in the Rocks is an art gallery dedicated to works by renowned as well as upcoming indigenous artists such as Gloria Petyarre, Jeannie Pwerle, and Charlie Tjapangarti