Sydney Sunrise Kayak under Harbour Bridge and Opera House

• All kayaking and safety gear included
• Qualified guides will help you along the way
• Photos taken by guides
• $20 breakfast credit in the Cafe next door with water views

• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Meeting point: Milson Park Boatramp in Kirribilli is located just next door to the Flying Bear Cafe, and the Flying Squadron Sailing club

Check availability to see starting times.

• Comfortable shoes
• Sunglasses
• Sun hat
• Change of clothes
• Sunscreen
• Comfortable clothes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Clothes that can get dirty
• Signed waiver

• All bookings are non-refundable
• Should supplier be required to cancel or the operation of the tour for any reason, including on the rare occasions due to inclement weather, an alternative date or itinerary will be offered to the passenger. If the alternative date or itinerary cannot be arranged or agreed upon, a full refund will be authorised. If the passenger accepts the alternative date or itinerary, no refunds will be issued.
• Please note that credit card processing fees paid at the time of booking are non-refundable.
• Tour itinerary may be subject to change without notice due to weather conditions or operational requirements.
• Availability was accurate at the time of booking however, is subject to change due to circumstances out of our control
• Mobile Vouchers are accepted! – Vouchers can also be presented on your mobile device for this attraction

The meeting time changes throughout the year so you can launch just before first light and be on the harbour as the sun rises. The experience lasts approximately two hours. Please arrive 10 minutes before the time shown on your booking confirmation at 1 Bradly Avenue, Kirribilli.

Yes. Beginners are welcome, and the session starts with equipment fitting, a clear safety briefing and practical paddling guidance. A basic level of fitness is recommended because you’ll spend around two hours on the water, but the pace is relaxed and your guides stay close throughout the experience.

Yes. Many non-swimmers have enjoyed this experience. You’ll wear a life jacket throughout the session, the kayaks are designed to feel stable, and your guides will be nearby to support you on the water. You should still be comfortable taking part in an open-water activity and able to follow the safety instructions.

Guests aged 12 years and over can join. A double kayak can be a comfortable option for families with older children because the person seated at the back can steer and keep the kayak moving while the front paddler takes a break.

Choose a single kayak if you want to paddle on your own. A double kayak must be booked for two people travelling together, and both paddlers need to attend because individual guests aren’t paired with strangers. The maximum capacity is 140 kilograms for a single kayak and 170 kilograms combined for a double kayak.

Plan to get splashed and wear comfortable, quick-drying clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Bring a change of clothes, spare shoes, a water bottle, sunglasses and a hat. Early mornings can feel cool during the colder months, so add a warm layer. Splash and windproof clothing may also be available for a small cleaning fee.

Yes. Your guides take complimentary photos during the paddle, including memorable shots with Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House behind you. The photos are sent digitally after the session, so you can enjoy the experience without needing to handle your phone while paddling.

Cloudy mornings can still create beautiful harbour views and a memorable paddle. Conditions are monitored carefully, and the tour operates when the harbour is suitable for kayaking. If wind, rain or water conditions make the session unsafe, you’ll be offered an alternative date.