Start your day with sea breeze and skyline views on our Watsons Bay Walking Tour—a relaxed 4-hour escape that begins and ends at Circular Quay. We kick things off with a ride aboard one of Sydney’s iconic green-and-gold ferries, cruising past the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, and waterfront mansions as we make our way to the city’s most picturesque fishing village.
Once we dock at Watsons Bay, we ease into the day with a stroll to Gibsons Beach—a calm, tucked-away stretch of sand with views across the harbour and stories from Sydney’s earliest days. It’s a peaceful intro to the peninsula’s relaxed, old-world charm.
From there, we meander through quiet streets and leafy residential pockets, where weatherboard cottages, palm trees, and hidden gardens create a laneway-like feel. These peaceful paths give a true sense of the community here—laid-back, coastal, and full of character.
We then make our way out to the dramatic cliffs of The Gap and South Head, where you’ll hear tales of shipwrecks and military defences as we take in the sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and harbour mouth. The wind in your hair and the sightlines from this vantage point are unforgettable.
Next up: the proud Macquarie Lighthouse, Australia’s oldest lighthouse, still standing tall as a beacon of our maritime history. Our return walk brings even more water views and hidden gems as we loop back through the neighbourhood.
Finally, we wrap things up the Watsons Bay way—with classic fish and chips by the beach. You’ll have time to relax, eat, and soak up the seaside vibes before we ferry back to the city.
This 4-hour, 6km walking tour is a feel-good blend of harbour highlights, local stories, and laid-back luxury—perfect for anyone looking to experience Sydney at a slower, more scenic pace.
We are committed to providing an enjoyable experience for all participants. If you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us in advance to discuss how we can accommodate you.
The tour begins at Circular Quay, meeting outside Wharf 2. The nearest station is Circular Quay.