Discover Sydney’s colorful convict history and take in the sites of Sydney Harbour aboard a restored 1920s ferry. Travel to Goat Island, where you'll learn about Australia's convict history on a guided walking tour before enjoying a barbeque lunch with complimentary sparkling wine.
Board your restored 1920s Sydney ferry, the MV Mulgi, at Campbell’s Cove, in Sydney’s historical Rocks district. While cruising to Goat Island, see Sydney's palatial harbor-side homes and learn about the history of some of Sydney Harbour’s landmarks like Kirribilli House, Fort Denison and Admiralty House. You’ll also enjoy the views of two world-famous attractions, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
Goat Island, which has restricted, limited access, is the largest of the islands in Sydney Harbour. Over the years, Goat Island has served as a quarry, convict stockade, explosives store, police station and fire station. Today the island forms part of the Sydney Harbour National Park.
On a 1-mile (1.5-km) guided walking tour, learn about Goat Island’s colorful past and visit some of Australia's most important and intact convict-built structures. Take in the historic surroundings, and visit the early-1800s military gun-powder magazine, the soldiers’ barracks complex and Sydney’s oldest water police station. You’ll learn what convict life was like on Goat Island, from their punishments to their cramped sleeping quarters and food.
Then it’s time to relax and enjoy a barbeque buffet feast with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine! As you eat, enjoy the views of Sydney Harbour. After lunch, return to Campbell’s Cove.
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