There are 2 ways to get from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay by bus, ferry, or taxi
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North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay by foot, bus, and ferry
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The cheapest way to get from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay is to line 161 bus and ferry which costs $12 - $26 and takes 1h 30m.
The fastest way to get from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay is to taxi which takes 33 min and costs $80 - $100.
The distance between North Head Quarantine Station and Watsons Bay is 9 km.
The best way to get from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay without a car is to line 161 bus and ferry which takes 1h 30m and costs $12 - $26.
It takes approximately 1h 30m to get from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay, including transfers.
There are 5089+ hotels available in Watsons Bay.
What companies run services between North Head Quarantine Station, NSW, Australia and Watsons Bay, NSW, Australia?
There is no direct connection from North Head Quarantine Station to Watsons Bay. However, you can walk to Quarantine Station, North Head Scenic Dr, take the line 161 bus to Manly Wharf Hotel, East Esplanade, walk to Manly, Wharf 3, then take the ferry to Watsons Bay Wharf. Alternatively, you can then take the taxi to Watsons Bay.
- Phone
- 131 500
- Website
- Transport for NSW
Bus from Quarantine Station, North Head Scenic Dr to Manly Wharf Hotel, East Esplanade
- Ave. Duration
- 8 min
- Frequency
- Every 30 minutes
- Estimated price
- $4–6
- Website
- Transport for NSW
- Schedules at
- Transport for NSW
- Phone
- +61 2 9206 1111
- [email protected]
- Website
- Captain Cook Cruises
Ferry from Manly, Wharf 3 to Watsons Bay Wharf
- Ave. Duration
- 15 min
- Frequency
- Every 2 hours
- Estimated price
- $8–20
- Website
- Captain Cook Cruises
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