Darling Harbour is a locality in Sydney that stretches northwards from Chinatown to King Street Wharf on the east and Pyrmont on the west.

Darling Harbour is a busy recreational centre that attracts lots of visitors including tourists. The opportunities are immense for shopping, dining, entertainment and sightseeing. Being a waterfront location, Sydney Harbour cruising is a major attraction. There are lunch cruises that explore the harbour during the day and dinner cruises for the night experience of the harbour.

The Harbourside Shopping Centre is a popular place for shopping, eating out, entertainment or just hanging out!

The Chinese Garden of Friendship with its Dragon Wall, Water Pavilion of Lotus Fragrance, Twin Pavilion and Tea House where you can enjoy some Chinese refreshments over some Chinese tea reflects Chinese culture that forms a major part of Sydney’s diversity.

The Australian National Maritime Museum throws light on the maritime history of Australia from the time when immigrant convicts came to settle in Australia and even before that when Australia belonged to the Aborigines.

The Sydney Aquarium presents a cross section of Australia’s aquatic life comprising of thousands of fish and other water creatures.

The Sydney Wildlife World is a never-miss attraction with its native Australian inhabitants - the hopping kangaroos, the sleepy koalas, the deadly snakes, the fearsome crocodiles, the lazy reptiles, the butterflies and many, many more.

The best attraction, however, is always the Sydney Harbour Cruise.

The Magistic Lunch Cruise takes you on a tour of the harbour past the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Luna Park, the Fort Denison and several other landmarks along with world-class descriptive GPS commentary while treating you to a sumptuous buffet lunch!

On the Magistic Dinner Cruise, you can enjoy a night view of the city skyline, the harbour and the landmarks, all aglow with ambient lighting, over a grand buffet dinner with unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks!