Set sail with your best furry friend on Sydney Harbour with this 1-hour afternoon escape. Grazing platters, BYO drinks, and plenty of tail-wagging fun await — a paw-some day out for the whole family, because every adventure is better with your dog!
Bring your four-legged companion along for a paw-some cruise designed for dog lovers, families, and anyone who wants to share a special day on the water with their pup.
Set against the sparkling backdrop of Sydney Harbour, you’ll enjoy a relaxed 1-hour journey with plenty of space on board for both humans and hounds to stretch out, socialise, and soak up the sights. Glide past world-famous landmarks including the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Barangaroo, and Darling Harbour, while nibbling on a grazing platter and sipping your favourite BYO drink. Pups will love the fresh air on their face, the wind in their ears, and the special dog-friendly treats provided on board.
With limited capacity, this cruise offers a friendly, social atmosphere. Whether you’re a local looking for a unique weekend outing or a visitor missing your pup back home, this experience is sure to fill your heart (and your camera roll) with memories — the perfect way to spend an afternoon with family, friends, and of course, your best furry mate.
Highlights
• A family-friendly afternoon harbour cruise that welcomes dogs on board
• Spectacular views of Sydney’s most iconic landmarks, from the Sydney Opera House to the Harbour Bridge
• A delicious grazing platter with snacks to share, plus some dog-friendly treats for your pup
• BYO alcoholic beverages — sip your favourite drink as you cruise
• A chance to meet and mingle with fellow dog lovers in a relaxed, outdoor setting
• Comfortable open-air catamaran with indoor/outdoor seating and plenty of room for pups
What's Included:
• A relaxed 1 hour harbour cruise aboard a beautiful, spacious 10.5 metre catamaran. An intimate harbour cruise with maximum passenger numbers of 20 + dogs
• Friendly and experienced skipper and crew
• Pick up and drop off at Man O War Steps, Circular Quay (located next to the Sydney Opera House).
• A grazing platter to nibble on + 1 beverage. Beverage included is either soft drink or water (availability on cruises may vary)
• Pup-friendly treats and water bowls provided on board
• Option to BYO alcoholic beverages. No corkage fees apply
Endless photo opportunities with your dog and Sydney’s world-famous skyline
*Special dietary requirements cannot be accommodated for as this is a grazing-style menu.
Need to Know (for dogs)
• Each dog must have their own ticket, with breed and weight details provided at the time of booking - TICKET PRICE $19 per dog
• For everyone's comfort, only small to medium-sized dogs are permitted. Maximum weight limit: 25kg
• Dogs must be well-behaved, vaccinated, and desexed. This is a social cruise, so dogs should be comfortable around other dogs and people
• Dogs must remain on a lead at all times throughout the cruise
• Treats and water bowls are provided on board to keep pups hydrated
• Owners are kindly requested to ensure their dogs have relieved themselves prior to boarding
• Maximum of 8 dogs per cruise. Dogs must be booked with an adult ticket
What to Bring?
• Comfortable clothing and a light jacket
• Lead and any other essentials for your dog
• Camera for those must-have "dog on deck" snaps
• Your favourite drinks (BYO welcome) and identification for proof of age
Cruise Details:
• Scheduled tours run for 1 hour on Sunday afternoons and depart from Man O War Steps (next to the Sydney Opera House)*
• During peak periods or special events, additional tours may be scheduled
The cruise does not run during the Winter months of June, July & August
*Boarding from this location requires a small step from wharf to vessel. Crew can assist as required.
*Plan to arrive at the wharf 15-20 minutes prior to departure time. Cruise duration includes boarding and disembarking.
Note: Maximum passenger number of 20 + dogs per cruise. The cruise does NOT contain a guided tour, however your skipper on the day may share personal stories and harbour knowledge