Sydney Harbour Ferry

Traveling to Australia, this stop comes to Sydney, where the Sydney Harbour ferry is one of Sydney's important transport options. Because the citizens of Sydney live in a relatively scattered, many of them live on some small islands in the harbor, so the land road is not open at all, and the access is by ferry. When I came to the port, it happened to be the peak period of work. I watched many of them go to work. I took the ferry home after get off work. They use the transportation card to board the ship, it is more convenient to use, tourists can also buy a single card or recharge 10 yuan into the transportation card.

Walked around the pier and walked from the bridge to the opera house. Many people but had a great time. Very interesting, it was great to see two big landmarks while walking. You can take a ferry here to many places and see the shore on the boat more beautiful. There are many bars and restaurants near the pier - not every one is expensive.

At Sydney's most prosperous ring pier, there are berths marked with numbers, which are ferry departures in different directions. Some cruise ships also depart from here. There is a ferry road map on the pier, which is clear and clear, and you can see where different colors can go. There are electronic signs at each gate, just like the timetable of the airport and train station, indicating which time and which ferry boat to go. You can swipe your card to enter the station with an Australian treasure card. Just like taking a bus, you don't have to go to the opposite or nearby beaches through the Harbour Bridge. It is economical.

very good place I would like to recommend everyone visiting there very good

At the ring pier in Sydney Harbour, one of Sydney's important public transport. Sydney's bus system includes buses, rail transit and ferry. The pier is divided into six gates and can be swiped with an Australian treasure card. Each gate is like a platform, corresponding to a ferry. Go to different places, take a good look and then sit, don't take the wrong seat. If you take City Rail, get off at Circular Quay. There are many seaports in Sydney's urban area. It is more convenient to take a ferry between the ports in the city and you can also watch the scenery by the way.