No excursions for Sydney

[ncgolferette]

I might be missing something but it appears Oceania does not offer any excursions in Sydney if the port if a disembarkation port and embarkation port  the same day?  If a ship docks overnight there are excursions.  If the ships arrives and departs the same day there are none. Has anyone noticed this?  Is this correct?

[basor]

I believe this is correct for all embarkation/disembarkation port.  Generally they do offer a few "tours/transfers" for disembarkation day onboard a few days prior.

[AMHuntFerry]

If you are on both cruises there may be excursions offered only to those passengers who are on both cruises.

[no fuss travel]

There are tours offered to those passengers staying on the ship for the next segment.  They will send you the information I think about 10 days before you arrive in Sydney to your cabin.

[Acrusa]

I would think Oceania would offer a post cruise excursion in Sydney that you can take

[rainytraveller]

Sydney is such an easy town to navigate.  If you dock at the further pier (where most of the smaller ships dock) then just take a taxi into town and explore.  There are ferries that take you to Manly Beach, Toronga Zoo, ….  Walk the circular quay, explore old town, walk the botanical garden, stop for an amazing flat white coffee.  I would only take an excursion to the Blue Mountains for a day but we used a taxi who drove us all around the area for a reasonable price.  

There are no post cruise excursions but I have seen a note on the website that they do set them up for passengers who are continuing on.

Enjoy this beautiful city!

[cayman09]

We took the ferry to Toronga Zoo. It was a quick and nice ride on a hot day. The zoo was wonderful, very large and there is a viewing spot that has the best views of the city and the Opera House.