How to get Sydney Ferry TimeTable from sydneyferries.info website?

A statutory authority of the New South Wales Government providing commuter ferry services on Sydney Harbour and the Parramatta River in Sydney, Australia known as  Sydney Ferries. The official website of Sydney Ferry www.sydneyferries.info, will help you to find everything you want to know about traveling with Sydney Ferries like fare information to planning your trip, big deals on admired harbour attractions, tickets details, etc. It is very easy to find Timetable for Sydney Ferries at www.sydneyferries.info/timetables.

Sydney Ferry:

For over 135 years Sydney Ferries have been servicing Sydney Harbour. Every year Sydney Ferries operates approximately 175,000 services, transporting more than 14 million people across Sydney Harbour and the Parramatta River. Sydney Ferries express itself as “at the heart of Sydney and its transport network.“

The hub of the Sydney Ferries network, Circular Quay, is situated in Sydney Cove between the internationally recognized Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, under the Sydney CBD skyline.

Timetable for Sydney Ferries: www.sydneyferries.info/timetables:

Visit the website www.sydneyferries.info/timetables and get full timetable of Sydney Ferries. The fastest and most efficient way to experience the city of Sydney is Sydney Ferries. Please use the PDF link to download a full, printable copy of a timetable provided at the official website.

Sydney Ferries facilitate visitors to experience a range of spectacular destinations and explore Sydney’s hidden treasures, which are scattered along Sydney Harbour’s foreshores. This consists of destinations like:

• Darling Harbour [link]
• Manly Ferry [link]
• Mosman [link]
• Neutral Bay [link]
• Parramatta River [link]
• Taronga Zoo [link]
• Watsons Bay [link]
• Woolwich & Balmain [link]

You can also view the network map and services to and from Cockatoo Island under the head Timetables at the left side of the website. Sydney Ferry offers various online services such as plan your trip online on the homepage, information about latest news of Sydney Ferries, Weather Forecast for Sydney, NSW, Sydney Ferries Routes, and much more.

Sydney Ferries’ fleet includes 28 vessels (all of which are wheelchair accessible), which travel about 1.3 million kilometres per year. The fleet is further divided into 6 vessel classes as under:

1. Lady Class (2 vessels)
2. HarbourCats (2 vessels)
3. SuperCats (4 vessels)
4. Freshwater Class (4 vessels)
5. RiverCats (7 vessels)
6. First Fleet Class (9 vessels)

Tickets and Fares: (link)

Sydney Ferries provides a number of tickets appropriate for a series of travel needs. See below the table that shows which ticket best suits your travel needs.

	Single ticket	Return ticket	FerryTen	TravelPass	DayTripper	Family Funday Sunday
I need to travel one way on the ferry a couple of times a week
I would like to go for a return ferry trip on Sydney Harbour
I travel to work by ferry regularly
I travel to work by both bus and ferry on a regular basis
I travel on a combination of bus, train and ferry services during the week
I want to save time and get the one pass that allows me to travel all day on bus, trains and ferries
I am a tourist and would like to spend the day exploring Sydney by train, bus and ferry
I am part of a family and would like to spend a Sunday exploring Sydney by train, bus and ferry

Address and Contact details:

Mailing Address:

Sydney Ferries
PO Box R1799
Royal Exchange NSW 1225

Head Office Street Address:
Level 9, 37 Pitt Street
Sydney NSW 2000

Business Hours: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

Head office contacts:

Phone: +61 (02) 9246 8300
Fax: +61 (02) 8113 1900
ABN: 46 202 040 027

• General enquiries – service and timetable information: 131 500 (24 hours)
• Feedback or complaints: 131 500 (every day 6.00am to 10.00pm)
• Report unclean wharf: 131 500 (24 hours)
• Sydney Ferries website: 131 500 (every day 6.00am to 10.00pm)
• General lost property: +612 8113 3002 (7.30am and 4.00pm Monday to Friday)
• Urgent lost property outside of business hours: 131 500 (every day 6.00am to 10.00pm)

Source: http://www.sydneyferries.info/

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3. By dover calais at 1st February, 2010

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4. By Richard Brokaw at 6th February, 2010

   To Whom it May Concern:

   The most current plan for our upcoming Australia trip is to drive from Brisbane to Sydney to be in Sydney by February 19. We will return our hired car at the Sydney Airport and take
   public transport to The Rocks ferry terminal. We’ll then board a ferry to Manly,
   where we’ve reserved accommodations. After we check in on 2/19, we hope to
   have enough energy left to see Sydney before our ship sails on the evening
   of 2/21.

   1) Our car is from Hertz. Since we’ll be arriving from the north, is the
   airport the best place to return it?

   2) Will we be able to carry our luggage with us onto the bus/train/tram/ferry
   that we’re on after we return the car?

   3) Does our plan of taking public transportation from whatever location
   that we return our car to Manly make sense?

   Whatever input you can provide would be very much appreciated.

   Regards and thanks,

   Richard and Gloria Brokaw
   Michigan, USA