Clearview Australia Day Cruise
Sydney Harbour, Sydney
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Event Description
Cruise Details: Departs: King Street Wharf - 5 - Meet David (your host) at 9:45am opposite wharf 5. Embarkation: 10:15am Departs Wharf: 10:45am Returns to Wharf: 2:15pm Enjoy the spectacular Sydney Harbour Australia Day 2024 celebrations from your unique vantage point on board Clearview, sailing the harbour for 5 fabulous hours. INCLUSIONS 5 hour harbour cruise on Sydney's Clearview Epicure Cruise on Sydney Harbour. View of the exciting Ferrython race and Salute to Australia. Tug and Yacht Ballet, Australia Day Regatta and Parade and RAAF Flyover. 3 Course Australia Day menu freshly prepared on board. Premium Beverages for the duration of the cruise.
WHEN
Friday, 26th January 2024
AGE
30+ year olds
COST
$212 booking fee
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