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Have you ever looked at someone’s social media photos and seen that perfect shot of your friend with the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House in the background?
This cruise is designed for exactly that. We time the start and finish of this tour so that you are at the right spot at the right time to make the most of what professional photographers refer to as “Golden Hour”. That magical hour before sunset when the sunlight is softer and warmer compared to the middle of the day.
This time of day is prized by photographers because the low angle of the sun creates long shadows, enhances textures, and adds a golden, reddish hue to the light, resulting in more flattering and aesthetically pleasing images.
Our perfect photo tour will give you the chance to see the world famous Sydney Harbour by boat and along the way will make multiple stops at pre planned locations to make sure you get that perfect shot.
The boat you will be on will depend on the number of bookings we have that day but during every cruise you will discover the beauty of Sydney Harbour on a boat tour that takes you to the city’s most iconic landmarks. This guided tour offers a unique perspective of Sydney’s famous sites.
Your journey includes a close-up view of the iconic Sydney Opera House, where you can see its stunning architecture up close and from the water.
You will cruise under the majestic Sydney Harbour Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects the northern and southern shores of the city.
Cruise past Fort Denison which played a major role in Sydney’s colonial past, with its well-preserved fortifications and panoramic views of the harbour.
See some of Sydney’s beautiful bays, magnificent waterfront mansions, brilliant beaches, and pristine national parks.
This Sydney Harbour boat tour offers an unforgettable experience of the city’s most beloved icons.
Please note that we have a fleet of boats and while all of our boats are beautiful different boats will be used on different days depending on the number of people that have booked.
