Private Sydney Harbour Cruise: The Floating Lounge
Sydney, Australia
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: Flexible
Perfect for small exclusive groups. Cruise all over Sydney Harbor. Go where you want, when you want. Stylish, welcoming and unique, this Floating Lounge is more than just a boat, it's a luxurious lounge that boasts 360 views, maximum comfort and a great social environment.
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Perfect for small exclusive groups. Cruise all over Sydney Harbor. Go where you want, when you want. Stylish, welcoming and unique, this Floating Lounge is more than just a boat, it's a luxurious lounge that boasts 360 views, maximum comfort and a great social environment.
Experience all the famous icons of Sydney Harbour including the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, Luna Park, Cockatoo Island, Darling Harbour, Balmain, Fort Denison and much more. This cruise is not just for sightseeing, you can also enjoy a BBQ on board, play your favorite music, celebrate with chilled wine or champagne, beach hop or go for a swim - the choice is yours.
There is no set itinerary, and because it's your own private tour, it's really up to you. If you aren't sure don't worry, your skipper has some great recommendations whatever your preference. Your luxury floating lounge experience is a great option for groups; families, couples, corporate groups, parties, hens, Darling Harbour fireworks - suitable for all. For something special or just a great day out for something luxurious and different, cruise with Ucruise.
There is no set itinerary, and because it's your own private tour, it's really up to you. If you aren't sure don't worry, your skipper has some great recommendations whatever your preference. Your luxury floating lounge experience is a great option for groups; families, couples, corporate groups, parties, hens, Darling Harbour fireworks - suitable for all. For something special or just a great day out for something luxurious and different, cruise with Ucruise.
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