Built 1998
Per cabin · before taxes & fees
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Architectural icon; guided tours or harbor views. Utter must-see.
Climb or walk across for 360-degree vistas. Bucket-list experience.
Aquarium, ferries, and fireworks spot. Entertainment hub.
Surfing mecca with coastal walk. Aussie beach culture.
Provocative underground art museum, ferry access. World's most infamous private museum.
Vibrant Saturday market with local produce, crafts, and street food. Must for foodies (check cruise day).
Summit drive or shuttle for 360-degree views. Windy pinnacle lookout.
Australia's oldest brewery tours and tastings. Beer history in gardens.
Historic foodie haven with 150 stalls of fresh produce, cheeses, pies—sample everything. Walkable from port shuttle, bustling lunch spot. Oyster bar famous.
Pedestrian street with buskers, shops, giant mall balls sculpture. Shopping therapy, street food. Water walls cool.
Expansive gardens with giant Moreton Bay fig, tropical houses—peaceful walks. Free entry, near city center tram. Seasonal blooms.
Golden sands, historic trams from city—beach day classic. 20-min ride, swim or fish/chips. Jetty views.
Boardwalk to Australian sea lion colony; rangers interpret births/breeds. Close wildlife encounters. Iconic KI experience.
Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch—twisted granite and blowhole bridge. Koalas in trees. Rugged southern coast.
Spot sleepy koalas in eucalyptus forests. Guided bushwalks. Adorable encounters.
Pristine white sands, ranked world's best. Swim/surf safely. Paradise relaxation.
120 hectares of plants, lakes, and city skyline views. Free.
Iconic yellow Edwardian terminus; clock tower meetup.
Modern cultural hub with events, art, and cafes. City heart.
Vast food and flea market; street eats.
6 stops