Getting There

	Getting there Finding your way to Cremorne Point couldn't be easier. First, head for the ferry wharves at Circular Quay on the waterfront in central Sydney. Circular Quay is well serviced by trains, buses and (of course) ferries. At Circular Quay, catch the Mosman ferry. This pleasurable ten minute trip crosses to the other side of the harbour, passing several famous landmarks on the way.
	To the west, the Sydney Harbour Bridge
		To the east, the Sydney Opera House
	To the north, Admiralty House (the Sydney home of Australia's Governor-General, who is the British Monarch's representative in Australia)
		Next to Admiralty House, Kirribilli House (the official Sydney home of Australia's Prime Minister, the leader of the elected Federal Government).
	Cremorne Point wharf (far right on the waterline in the photo) is the ferry's first stop, and this is where you disembark.
		If it's during the morning peak hour or on the weekend, you might be lucky enough to encounter the coffee and cake stall sometimes set up at the wharf.
	After leaving you at Cremorne Point wharf, the ferry chugs on around the headland of Cremorne Point (the tip of which is actually called Robertson's Point) and heads north into secluded Mosman bay. Zigzagging east, west then east again across the bay, it stops at South Mosman and Old Cremorne wharves, then finally at Mosman wharf. Mosman wharf is where you'll find yourself at the end of this walk, and where you can catch the ferry back to Circular Quay. [ Back ] [Next]

Getting there