List of Sydney Ferries wharves

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Sydney Ferries is a metropolitan ferry service operating in Sydney Harbour, connecting a network of 36 wharves on the waterway and its various inlets and tributaries. Currently, Sydney Ferries operates nine distinct service routes across the harbour, all originating from or terminating at Circular Quay ferry wharf, one of only five wharves on the network to be regularly serviced by more than one route, with the other four being Balmain East, Barangaroo, McMahons Point, and Milsons Point, all serviced by both the F3 Parramatta River and F4 Pyrmont Bay services. The network's extent reaches Parramatta ferry wharf at its most westerly, and Manly ferry wharf at its most easterly.

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NameImageCoordinatesBsRoute(s)Date openedPrevious names [lower-alpha 1] Interchanges
Abbotsford Abbotsford Ferry Wharf.JPG 33°50′37.3″S151°07′41.5″E / 33.843694°S 151.128194°E / -33.843694; 151.128194 (Abbotsford ferry wharf) 11834 (for Bedlams Ferry) [1] TfNSW B.svg
Balmain Balmain Ferry Wharf.jpg 33°51′16.4″S151°11′10.6″E / 33.854556°S 151.186278°E / -33.854556; 151.186278 (Balmain ferry wharf) 1
F3
F8
  • Thames Street, Balmain (–2002)
Balmain East Balmain East ferry wharf.jpg 33°51′24.6″S151°11′46.2″E / 33.856833°S 151.196167°E / -33.856833; 151.196167 (Balmain East ferry wharf) 1
F3
F4
  • 1844 (original) [5]
  • 18 June 2015 (renovation) [6]
  • Darling Street, Balmain (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
Barangaroo
Wharf 1
Barangaroo wharf under construction, April 2017.jpg 33°51′51.6″S151°12′03.3″E / 33.864333°S 151.200917°E / -33.864333; 151.200917 (Barangaroo ferry wharf 1) 2
F3
F4
TfNSW B.svg TfNSW T.svg
Barangaroo
Wharf 2
33°51′52.9″S151°12′03.5″E / 33.864694°S 151.200972°E / -33.864694; 151.200972 (Barangaroo ferry wharf 2) 2
F3
F4
Birchgrove Birchgrove Wharf, 2018.jpg 33°50′47.3″S151°11′10.7″E / 33.846472°S 151.186306°E / -33.846472; 151.186306 (Birchgrove ferry wharf) 1
F8
unknown
  • Longnose Point, Birchgrove (–1995)
  • Yurulbin Point (1995–2002)
Cabarita Cabarita wharf.JPG 33°50′27.4″S151°06′59.3″E / 33.840944°S 151.116472°E / -33.840944; 151.116472 (Cabarita ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • circa 2000
TfNSW B.svg
Chiswick Chiswick wharf.jpg 33°50′44.1″S151°08′30.4″E / 33.845583°S 151.141778°E / -33.845583; 151.141778 (Chiswick ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • circa 2000 (original)
  • 31 July 2017 (renovation) [9]
TfNSW B.svg
Circular Quay
Wharf 2
Circular Quay, Wharf 2.JPG 33°51′38.7″S151°12′43.4″E / 33.860750°S 151.212056°E / -33.860750; 151.212056 (Circular Quay ferry wharf 2) 2
F6
F7
F9
  • 1901 (original) [10]
  • 1956 (first renovation) [10]
  • 2002 (second renovation) [10]
  • Circular Quay Ferry Terminal (–2013)
TfNSW B.svg TfNSW T.svg
Circular Quay
Wharf 3
Circular Quay, Wharf 3.JPG 33°51′38.4″S151°12′41.4″E / 33.860667°S 151.211500°E / -33.860667; 151.211500 (Circular Quay ferry wharf 3) 2
F1
Circular Quay
Wharf 4
Circular Quay, Wharf 4.JPG 33°51′38.3″S151°12′39.6″E / 33.860639°S 151.211000°E / -33.860639; 151.211000 (Circular Quay ferry wharf 4) 2
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
  • 1901 (original) [10]
  • 1956 (first renovation) [10]
  • 2002 (second renovation) [10]
Circular Quay
Wharf 5
Circular Quay, Wharf 5.JPG 33°51′38.1″S151°12′37.8″E / 33.860583°S 151.210500°E / -33.860583; 151.210500 (Circular Quay ferry wharf 5) 2
F3
F4
Cockatoo Island CockatooIslandWharf.png 33°50′44.0″S151°10′23.7″E / 33.845556°S 151.173250°E / -33.845556; 151.173250 (Cockatoo Island ferry wharf) 2
F3
F8
  • March 1908 (original) [11]
  • circa 1950s (first renovation) [11]
  • 2001 (second renovation) [12]
  • 2004 (reconstruction) [lower-alpha 4]
  • 18 August 2017 (third renovation) [12] [13]
  • Cockatoo Dockyard (–2001)
Cremorne Point Cremorne Point Ferry Wharf.jpg 33°50′52.7″S151°13′51.7″E / 33.847972°S 151.231028°E / -33.847972; 151.231028 (Cremorne Point ferry wharf) 1
F6
TfNSW B.svg
Darling Point Darling Point Wharf, 2018.jpg 33°51′59.4″S151°14′22.3″E / 33.866500°S 151.239528°E / -33.866500; 151.239528 (Darling Point ferry wharf) 1
F7
unknown
TfNSW B.svg
Double Bay Double Bay ferry wharf.JPG 33°52′23.3″S151°14′33.2″E / 33.873139°S 151.242556°E / -33.873139; 151.242556 (Double Bay ferry wharf) 1
F7
unknown
Drummoyne Drummoyne ferry wharf.jpg 33°50′43.6″S151°09′25.8″E / 33.845444°S 151.157167°E / -33.845444; 151.157167 (Drummoyne ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • circa 1880s (original) [17] [18]
  • 1915 (first renovation) [17]
  • 17 September 2014 (second renovation) [19]
  • Wolseley Street, Drummoyne (–2002)
Garden Island Garden Island.JPG 33°51′29.3″S151°13′47.8″E / 33.858139°S 151.229944°E / -33.858139; 151.229944 (Garden Island ferry wharf) 1
F7
unknown
Greenwich Point Greenwhich Ferry Wharf.JPG 33°50′31.4″S151°10′50.8″E / 33.842056°S 151.180778°E / -33.842056; 151.180778 (Greenwich Point ferry wharf) 1
F8
{{Bulleted list|circa 1980s [20]
  • Greenwich (–2008, 2010–13)
TfNSW B.svg
Huntleys Point Huntley Point ferry wharf.jpg 33°50′31.8″S151°08′31.0″E / 33.842167°S 151.141944°E / -33.842167; 151.141944 (Huntleys Point ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • 1928 (original) [21]
  • 23 April 2013 (renovation) [22]
  • Gladesville (–2002)
Kirribilli Kirribilli Ferry Wharf Gangplank.JPG 33°50′57.8″S151°13′13.7″E / 33.849389°S 151.220472°E / -33.849389; 151.220472 (Kirribilli ferry wharf) 1
F5
unknown
  • North Sydney, Kirribilli (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
Kissing Point Kissing Point Wharf, New South Wales.jpg 33°49′54.1″S151°06′07.0″E / 33.831694°S 151.101944°E / -33.831694; 151.101944 (Kissing Point ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • circa 2000s
Kurraba Point Kurraba Point Wharf.jpg 33°50′36.3″S151°13′18.4″E / 33.843417°S 151.221778°E / -33.843417; 151.221778 (Kurraba Point ferry wharf) 1
F5
unknown
  • Kurraba Point, Neutral Bay (–2002)
Manly ManlyWharf1.jpg 33°48′01.4″S151°17′02.1″E / 33.800389°S 151.283917°E / -33.800389; 151.283917 (Manly ferry wharf) 2
F1
TfNSW B.svg
McMahons Point McMahons Point ferry wharf land side.JPG 33°50′55.3″S151°12′23.2″E / 33.848694°S 151.206444°E / -33.848694; 151.206444 (McMahons Point ferry wharf) 1
F3
F4
  • 1860–71 (original) [25]
  • 20 October 2016 (renovation) [26]
  • McMahons Point & Luna Park (1995–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
Meadowbank Meadowbank ferry wharf 2017.jpg 33°49′16.13″S151°5′23.52″E / 33.8211472°S 151.0898667°E / -33.8211472; 151.0898667 (Meadowbank ferry wharf) 1
F3
unknown
TfNSW B.svg
Milsons Point
Wharf 1
Milsons Point ferry wharf exterior view.jpg 33°50′57.6″S151°12′37.8″E / 33.849333°S 151.210500°E / -33.849333; 151.210500 (Milsons Point ferry wharf 1) 1
F3
F4
  • before 1895 (original) [27]
  • 29 November 2010 (first renovation) [28]
  • 2017 (second renovation) [29]
  • Milsons Point/Luna Park (2008–13)
TfNSW B.svg
Milsons Point
Wharf 2
33°50′59.6″S151°12′39.8″E / 33.849889°S 151.211056°E / -33.849889; 151.211056 (Milsons Point ferry wharf 2) 1
F3
F4
Mosman Bay Ferry arriving at Mosman Bay wharf June 2015.jpg 33°50′18.5″S151°13′56.2″E / 33.838472°S 151.232278°E / -33.838472; 151.232278 (Mosman Bay ferry wharf) 1
F6
  • Mosman (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
Neutral Bay NeutralBayWharf1.jpg 33°50′32.4″S151°13′09.8″E / 33.842333°S 151.219389°E / -33.842333; 151.219389 (Neutral Bay ferry wharf) 1
F5
  • 1871 (original) [33]
  • 20 August 2012 (renovation)
  • Hayes Street, Neutral Bay (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
North Sydney Borrowdale at North Sydney wharf (25192535808).jpg 33°50′41.5″S151°13′07.4″E / 33.844861°S 151.218722°E / -33.844861; 151.218722 (North Sydney ferry wharf) 1
F5
unknown
  • North Sydney, High Street (–2002)
Old Cremorne 33°50′27.1″S151°13′49.8″E / 33.840861°S 151.230500°E / -33.840861; 151.230500 (Old Cremorne ferry wharf) 1
F6
unknown
Parramatta Parramatta ferry wharf exterior.JPG 33°48′50.09″S151°0′38.09″E / 33.8139139°S 151.0105806°E / -33.8139139; 151.0105806 (Parramatta ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • 9 December 1993
TfNSW B.svg
Pyrmont Bay Sydneyferrypyrmontbay.jpg 33°52′05.4″S151°11′55.7″E / 33.868167°S 151.198806°E / -33.868167; 151.198806 (Pyrmont Bay ferry wharf) 1
F4
  • circa 1980s (original) [34]
  • 8 September 2015 (renovation) [35]
TfNSW B.svg TfNSW L.svg
Rose Bay Rose Bay ferry wharf, departing view, April 2017.jpg 33°52′14.2″S151°15′43.8″E / 33.870611°S 151.262167°E / -33.870611; 151.262167 (Rose Bay ferry wharf) 1
F9
  • circa 1940s (original) [36]
  • 1989 (reconstruction) [lower-alpha 7]
  • 26 September 2012 (renovation)
TfNSW B.svg
Rydalmere Rydalmere Ferry Wharf 1.JPG 33°49′4.76″S151°2′37.46″E / 33.8179889°S 151.0437389°E / -33.8179889; 151.0437389 (Rydalmere ferry wharf) 1
F3
  • 9 December 1993
South Mosman 33°50′35.7″S151°13′57.4″E / 33.843250°S 151.232611°E / -33.843250; 151.232611 (South Mosman ferry wharf) 1
F6
  • Musgrave Street, Mosman (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg
Sydney Olympic Park Sydney Olympic Park ferry.jpg 33°49′20.75″S151°4′43.66″E / 33.8224306°S 151.0787944°E / -33.8224306; 151.0787944 (Sydney Olympic Park ferry wharf) 2
F3
  • 22 September 1997 (original)
  • 20 May 2015 (renovation)
TfNSW B.svg
Taronga Zoo TarongaZooWharf1.jpg 33°50′46.9″S151°14′22.2″E / 33.846361°S 151.239500°E / -33.846361; 151.239500 (Taronga Zoo ferry wharf) 2
F2
  • Taronga Zoo Athol Wharf (–1995)
TfNSW B.svg
Watsons Bay WatsonsBayWharf1.jpg 33°50′36.3″S151°16′51.8″E / 33.843417°S 151.281056°E / -33.843417; 151.281056 (Watsons Bay ferry wharf) 2
F9
unknown
TfNSW B.svg
Woolwich Woolwich Ferry Wharf.JPG 33°50′19.4″S151°10′33.7″E / 33.838722°S 151.176028°E / -33.838722; 151.176028 (Woolwich ferry wharf) 1
F8
  • 1856 (original)
[39]
  • Hunters Hill (Woolwich), Valentia Street (–2002)
TfNSW B.svg

Decommissioned

NameImageCoordinatesBsRoute(s)Date openedDecommissionedPrevious names [lower-alpha 1]
Aquarium DarlingHarbourAquariumWharf.JPG 33°52′10.9″S151°12′04.2″E / 33.869694°S 151.201167°E / -33.869694; 151.201167 (Aquarium ferry wharf) 1 Darling Harbour
  • circa 1980s
  • 10 October 2010 [40]
  • Aquarium (–1995)
  • Darling Harbour (1995–2008)
Balmain West 33°51′18.0″S151°10′07.0″E / 33.855000°S 151.168611°E / -33.855000; 151.168611 (Balmain West ferry wharf) 1 Balmain/Woolwich
unknown
  • Elliot Street, Balmain (–2002)
Bayview Park Bayview Park ferry wharf, October 2017.jpg 33°51′23.6″S151°07′19.4″E / 33.856556°S 151.122056°E / -33.856556; 151.122056 (Bayview Park ferry wharf) 1 Parramatta River
  • 20 October 2013 [42]
Birkenhead Birkenhead Wharf.JPG 33°51′27.7″S151°09′40.6″E / 33.857694°S 151.161278°E / -33.857694; 151.161278 (Birkenhead ferry wharf) 1 Balmain/Woolwich
unknown
  • 10 October 2010 [44]
  • Birkenhead Point (1995–2002)
Darling Harbour Darling Harbour Wharf, View from the Water.JPG 33°52′00.7″S151°12′03.0″E / 33.866861°S 151.200833°E / -33.866861; 151.200833 (King Street ferry wharf 3) 2
F3
F4
  • circa 2000s
  • King Street Wharf 3 (2008–10)
  • Darling Harbour Terminal (2010–13)

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References

Notes
  1. 1 2 Ferry wharf names as they appeared in Sydney Ferries maps from 1992, 1995, 2002, 2006, July 2008, December 2008, 2010, and 2011.
  2. A $50,000 effort by the Department of Transport to restore the structure of the wharf, mostly damaged after a century of use. [3]
  3. A two-storey upgrade to Wharf 3, which allowed berthing of the larger Freshwater class ferries. [10]
  4. Reconstruction of the wharf's gangway and pontoon after a collision with a vessel due to a faulty starboard engine. [11]
  5. Reconstruction after the original wharf was a casualty of the June 2007 extratropical cyclone that hit New South Wales. [15]
  6. Entirely rebuilt after a fire in 1939 destroyed the entire wharf structure. [24]
  7. Reconstruction and partial renovation of the wharf after severe damage caused by a collision with the MV Borrowdale on 6 September 1987. [36]
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