3 places to discover
Circular Quay is a major harbour precinct and transport hub in central Sydney, New South Wales, located on Sydney Harbour between the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Originally the landing site of the First Fleet in 1788, it now serves as the city's main ferry terminal with wharves, railway station, promenades and public spaces. It is notable for its harbour views, historic significance and proximity to key attractions.
Darwin Waterfront is a harbour-front precinct in Darwin City, Northern Territory, built around Stokes Hill Wharf on Darwin Harbour. Developed from 2006 and opened from 2008, it combines man-made swimming lagoons, parklands, promenades and dining areas. It is notable as Darwin's central recreational waterfront, offering safe year-round swimming, harbour views, and a hub for dining, events and cruises close to the CBD.
Stokes Hill Wharf is a historic waterfront wharf and tourism precinct on Darwin Harbour in Darwin City, Northern Territory. Originally constructed in 1885-1886 as Darwin's main port, it has served as a vital maritime hub through World War II and Cyclone Tracy. Today it is notable for its harbour views, waterfront dining, fishing platforms and as the departure point for harbour cruises and fishing charters.