Cabarita Wharf

Cabarita Wharf is located on the south bank of the Parramatta River and serves the neighbourhoods of Cabarita, Breakfast Point, Concord and North Strathfield. If you and your party would like to arrange for pick up and/or drop off from Cabarita Wharf, when you book your boat hire with Ucruise Sydney, just let our staff know and we'll be happy to arrange it for you.

Choosing Cabarita Wharf for Your Cruise Pick Up

Cabarita Wharf is one of several ferry wharfs dotted along the Parramatta River, right in between Mortlake and Chiswick. The neighbourhood of Cabarita is probably best known for its excellent swimming beach and golf clubs, but it also makes a great starting or ending point for a Sydney Harbour cruise. From here, you'll be able to reach Circular Quay and the main sites within about 25 minutes, or explore the bays and inlets of the Parramatta River in western Sydney.

Getting to Cabarita Wharf

Getting to Cabarita Wharf by water is pretty easy. You have regular F3 ferries running throughout the day, and water taxis can also stop here. By bus, your best bet is the 502, which stops only a couple of hundred feet from the wharf, although there are other services such as the 466 and 464 that stop relatively nearby. If you come by car, you'll find a decent amount of metred parking near the wharf, although availability can't be guaranteed. Cabarita Wharf has bike racks and is classified as "independent access" by Transport for NSW.

Local amenities

There isn't much in the way of shops near Cabarita Wharf, so we'd recommend you double check you have all the supplies you'll need for your cruise before you arrive. The neighbourhood does have a lot of good cafés within about a 15 minute walk of the wharf, though, so you might consider choosing one for the gang to meet up in before you start your day out. Public toilets are also available in the vicinity of Cabarita Beach.