Sydney Harbour offers many excellent anchorages, it is a sheltered harbour which can be navigated by large yachts, cruising past the Sydney Opera House and under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Tenders can be taken into a number of bays and little coves where you can relax or enjoy beautiful walks. There are marinas and anchorage locations minutes from the top restaurants in this very cosmopolitan city and a number of restaurants offering berthing facilities.
Join the yacht at the Sydney Superyacht Marina at Rozelle. After lunch in one of the most beautiful harbours of the world, sightsee the many attractions around the city. Late afternoon, depart the marina for an anchorage 30 minutes away, enjoy dinner on board all the while taking in the lights of the city.
Enjoy a tender excursion into Manly, followed by lunch at one of the many restaurants on the beach. Then, cruise back to your vessel, and meet your chartered yacht at a different anchorage for the night.
Spend the day on the harbour and go ashore for a show at the opera house or at one of the many theatres in the evening.
Depart Sydney for Broken Bay, 15 miles north of the Sydney Harbour Heads; enter into “Pittwater” an excellent anchorage with Palm Beach close by, a small head of land offering quite protected waters on one side and ocean surf beaches half a mile away. Relax in this area for the rest of the day and evening.
Depart Pittwater and proceed up the Hawkesbury River to a totally isolated bay, five miles away, and explore either on tender or ashore. While away the evening surrounded by the Australian bushland and calm water.
Move to one of the other anchorages along the Hawkesbury and explore by tender the upper reaches of the River. Why not take lunch at a riverside café and later return to the yacht for the evening.
Journey back to the Broken Bay area for lunch.
In the afternoon, set off for Sydney Harbour and anchor or berth at one of the marinas for one last night out on the town.
