Treat yourself to a six star dining experience on Sydney Harbour. Cruise in luxury while dining on a seven-course degustation dinner complimented by premium Australian wines. All this to the backdrop of world-famous Sydney Harbour.
Highlights
- Evening cruise of Sydney Harbour aboard the luxurious MV Sydney 2000
- Combined dinner and Sydney Harbour sightseeing cruise
- Enjoy premium six-star dining and an evening of dancing with a pianist and lounge singer
- Deluxe seven-course degustation menu
- Full open bar including vintage Australian wines
- Star gazing from the upper deck
- Photo opportunities of floodlit Sydney Harbour
- Optional upgrade to Sky Deck Gold guaranteed window
Recent Photos of this Tour
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P1080581The Opera HousePhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080555Luna ParkPhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080544My dear friend Veronica from ScotlandPhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080542One of the dinning roomsPhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080531City lights, my camera couldn't catch the true beauty of Sydney at nightPhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080529Sydney Opera HousePhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
P1080523Our Cruise boat for the eveningPhoto by: Susan C05 2011 -
Fort Denison, Sydney HarbourThis sits in the HarbourPhoto by: Jodie AUSA, 10 2007 -
Sydney Harbour, Opera House & ...The view from the harbour in Sydney.Photo by: Jodie AUSA, 10 2007 -
Sydney Harbour & Oper HouseAnother view from our Harbour Cruise.Photo by: Jodie AUSA, 10 2007 -
Useful Information
Sydney Harbour Sky Deck Gold Dinner Cruise
The six star personalized service commences from the moment you arrive with priority boarding and a welcome cocktail reception. Dinner is served on the Sky Deck. The degustation menu consists of seven superb courses with accompanying wines from Australia's premier vineyards, and a full open bar. Sophisticated lounge entertainment and million dollar views complete the ultimate dining experience on Sydney Harbour.
Sydney Harbour, the cradle of Australian history, has been renowned for its spectacular beauty since the early days, when Captain James Cook, in 1770, first discovered the safe anchorage and named it Port Jackson. Enjoy the charm of the many unspoiled foreshores, the sparkling waters, the well known landmarks such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House and Fort Denison, and other sites that reflect the Australian past.
Why not upgrade with the option to secure a guaranteed window seat and take advantage of Sydney's spectacular sights.
Please note: During the winter season MV Sydney 2000 vessel will be replaced with the John Cadman III or Captain Cook III.
Itinerary
Sydney Harbour dinner cruise sample menu:
A selection of canapés served on Star Deck on arrival with welcome drink
Entrée
- Southern ocean scallops served on shell with pancetta, parsley&red pepper sauce
- Vegetarian - Warm asparagus with lemon butter
- Served with 'Vasse Felix Extra Bruit Non Vintage' wine (Margaret River, Western Australia wine region)
Salad Course
- A tiny salad of rocket and endive with truss cherry tomato and virgin olive oil dressing
First Main
- Roast Tasmanian baby lobster tail with ruby citrus beurre blanc, frizzled leeks and gremolata sprinkle
- Vegetarian - Champagne risotto, wilted spinach and oyster mushroom ragout
- Served with 'Tyrrell's Moon Mountain Chardonnay' wine (Hunter Valley, New South Wales wine region)
Intermezzo
- Melon ice sorbet with a splash of vodka
Second Main
- Grilled aged Angus fillet of beef wrapped in prosciutto, served with truffle infused field mushroom and a shiraz cabernet enriched jus
- Vegetarian - Leak and blue cheese tart
- Served with 'Mount View Estate Cabernet Sauvignon' red wine (McClaren Vale, South Australian wine region)
Dessert
- Chocolate box with Cointreau infused berries
- Served with 'Brown Bros Orange Muscat Flora' (Victorian wine region)
- Coffee served with chocolates
Reviewed by Christine G, December 2012
Had a great time, food was good as was the service. Would recommend to anyone.
Reviewed by Iceman, December 2011
Really good . Just for the steak dish which I saked for medium well done, But got Well done instead.
