Town's Place West Wharf

Town's Place West Wharf is nestled right up against the Barangaroo Reserve in central Sydney, just west of the Harbour Bridge. Thanks to its handy location and lower traffic compared to other CBD wharfs, Town's Place West Wharf is a popular central Sydney pick up and drop off point for many groups. However, certain restrictions do still apply at this location, so when you book your Sydney Harbour cruise with Ucruise Sydney, make sure to ask our team for the best wharf recommendation for your group in this area.

Choosing Town's Place West Wharf for Your Cruise Pick Up

Thanks to a central position, scenic surroundings and plenty of nearby amenities, Town's Place West makes for a convenient pick up and drop off wharf for a lot of groups. Although the wharf is quite easy to get to and very central, accessibility can't be guaranteed here, so if your party does have special requirements such as wheelchair access, we'd recommend other nearby options such as the King Street wharfs in Darling Harbour.

Getting to Town's Place West Wharf

Town's Place West, like the rest of Sydney Harbour's central wharfs, is pretty easy to get to regardless of where you're based in Sydney. If you come by car, there are a fair few secure parking spots within about a 10-minute walk of the wharf, although to guarantee a place you may need to book a spot in advance. Public transport is also an easy option, with the Darling Harbour and Circular Quay ferry wharfs just around the corner (no public ferries visit Town's Place West) and plenty of bus and train services terminating in the near vicinity. If you're coming from further afield and want a speedy, relaxing option, you can always share a water taxi with a few mates as well.

Local amenities

Town's Place West Wharf has plenty of nearby amenities including cafés, liquor stores, restaurants, bars and shops where you can pick up last minute items such as ice or sunblock. That said, we'd always recommend you do your shopping with plenty of time ahead of your pick up, because even a 10 minute delay can cause problems given the amount of water traffic in central Sydney.