Cockatoo Island, Sydney, NSW
Secrets. Scandals. Skeletons... Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour has its fair share of all three.
As day bleeds into night, you'll visit iconic landmarks and buildings from the island's storied convict and maritime eras. These include the Convict Workshops, Dog Leg Tunnel, the Docks Precinct and Biloela House. Plus, our guide will blend history with mystery to captivate your imagination!
Tickets start from just $16 per person. This all-ages, after-dark experience is exclusively available on select Saturday nights (6:30pm to 8pm).
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Located in the heart of Sydney Harbour, Cockatoo Island / Wareamah is a source of adventure and inspiration due to its historic landmarks, award-winning accommodation, and other popular attractions.
A major drawcard is the UNESCO World Heritage listed Convict Site, which provides a window into the era when Cockatoo was a convict gaol (1839 to 1969). Further highlights include a waterfront campground, licensed cafes, a historic dockyard, holiday houses and apartments, guided and self-guided tours and exciting seasonal events.
Known to Sydney's First Nations Peoples as Wareamah, Cockatoo Island is just a short ferry ride from Sydney's CBD.
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