Sydney Harbour

Sydney Harbour

Sydney Harbour, also known as Port Jackson, is a natural harbour in Sydney, renowned for its stunning waterfront scenery. Covering a total area of 55 square kilometres, it faces the Pacific Ocean to the east, the Parramatta River 20 kilometres to the west, and the most bustling central areas of Sydney to the north and south, earning it the nickname "the harbour in the city."

Anyone who has been to Australia knows that visiting Sydney Harbour is the true mark of having been to Australia, and truly understanding Sydney. Sydney Harbour was the earliest settlement site for Europeans in Australia and plays a significant role in the city’s development history. Both the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are located here. With numerous small bays and vast waters, Sydney Harbour is one of the world’s most famous natural harbours, serving as a major hub for Australia's imported goods and also the most vibrant tourist hub in Sydney.

The best way to experience Sydney Harbour is by taking a boat cruise across its emerald waters, admiring this breathtaking natural harbour from various perspectives.

SydneyHarbour

Must-visit reason: Sydney’s most vibrant and beautiful harbour

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Australia

Province/State where the attraction is located: New South Wales

City where the attraction is located: Sydney