Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Dinner Cruise


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Children aged 0‑3 not occupying a seat can participate in this activity for free. Children ticket: ages 4‑14
2‑hour cruise, three‑course set menu
Departs daily at 17:30 (except 25 December and 1 January)
There is no seat assignment service on board. You are welcome to walk around and choose your preferred seat.
We regret to inform you that, due to the need to access ship facilities via steep stairs, wheelchair service is not available on this vessel.

Cancellation is allowed 48 hours before the event starts, with a 10% handling fee charged.
Want to put a truly breathtaking full stop on your Sydney trip? Board the legendary tall ship Søren Larsen and embark on this Sydney Harbour sunset dinner cruise, where sunset, sea breeze and fine dining weave together an unforgettable romantic memory.

This majestic vessel, with over 70 years of history and standing 42.7 metres tall, is a floating maritime museum in every sense. It not only recreates the magnificent bearing of the First Fleet flagship, but also boasts its own star‑studded and legendary pedigree, having appeared in BBC series and films such as The French Lieutenant's Woman and The Search for Mary Celeste. Step onto the deck of solid timber, run your fingers over the hull worn smooth by the passage of time, and you might feel as though you have been instantly transported back to the golden age of the Age of Sail.
At dusk, Sydney Harbour is the perfect fusion of nature and urban aesthetics. As the sails are slowly unfurled, the setting sun gilds the water in shimmering gold, the shell‑like contours of the Sydney Opera House grow ever more graceful in the twilight glow, and the steel lines of the Harbour Bridge radiate grand magnificence. You can lean against the deck rail, let the sea breeze brush your cheeks and drink in this one‑of‑a‑kind harbour vista; or step below deck and savour an exquisite dinner in a vintage and elegant ambience, where every bite is perfectly complemented by the spectacular view outside the windows.

Even more thrilling is the exclusive mast‑climbing experience! Under professional guidance, you climb the rope ladder and, upon reaching the summit, a 360° panoramic view of Sydney Harbour unfolds beneath your feet — the distant city skyline, the glistening ripples of the water, the homeward‑bound vessels — all forming a living, breathing oil painting. Your adrenaline and sense of achievement soar to new heights at once. Whether you are a couple holding each other close to capture a romantic moment, or a solo traveller savouring this grandeur, it is unquestionably the highlight of your Sydney sojourn.
Here, there is no noisy crowd — only the warmth of the wooden hull, the gentle whisper of the sea breeze and the intimate murmur of the sunset. This sailing ship that once dazzled on the silver screen is now yours alone, guiding you to read the tenderness and majesty of Sydney Harbour from the most unique perspective. Whether it is a surprise for an anniversary, a joyful gathering with best friends, or a romantic solo escape, you will find the perfect ambience right here.

Don't measure the beauty of Sydney Harbour from an ordinary cruise ship! Step aboard the Søren Larsen and let 70 years of sailing legend be your escort. In the glow of the sunset, come to a rendezvous of fine food and stunning scenery, and etch the radiance and romance of Sydney Harbour forever into your treasured travel memories.
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The staff were really lovely, one of the young lads helped me carry my walking s...
Guest2026
My little one was fussy at first until he spotted the fluffy ship cat wandering ...
Guest2026
One of the crew noticed my mum was curious about all the ropes on the deck, gave...













