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The Sun coming into Sydney - 6.25am


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Good morning everyone,

 

Well Icemaiden and Pommiepom, judging by the webcam and the time, we will have to get up VERY early on the last morning to catch the sail-in to Sydney Harbour.

 

This picture was taken at 6.25am and the bridge is nearly overhead.

 

We have been watching since 6am and were surprised that although docking time is 8.00am, the Sun sails into Sydney so early.

 

As you may be able to see, people are rugged up and there are plenty of them out to watch.

 

It must be a special sight and one not to be missed.

 

So set those alarms for the last morning............

 

Jenny :) :)

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We've run into the same situation sailing into San Francisco Bay, you have to get up early if you want to see the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge before you pass under it.

 

By-the-by, we've sailed into Sydney Harbor three times, and it is also a very pretty setting.

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Good morning everyone,

 

Well Icemaiden and Pommiepom, judging by the webcam and the time, we will have to get up VERY early on the last morning to catch the sail-in to Sydney Harbour.

 

This picture was taken at 6.25am and the bridge is nearly overhead.

 

We have been watching since 6am and were surprised that although docking time is 8.00am, the Sun sails into Sydney so early.

 

As you may be able to see, people are rugged up and there are plenty of them out to watch.

 

It must be a special sight and one not to be missed.

 

So set those alarms for the last morning............

 

Jenny :) :)

>^..^<

 

 

Hi Jenny

 

Yes the brochure always says 8am but the Sydney Ports website always says 7am and it is nearly always in by 7. It certainly is a sight not to be missed. We got up at 5am when we came back & we didn't dock until 9.15. Daughter was not happy. She could have slept in a couple more hours.

 

Karen

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They have an early buffet breakfast for you, some people stay up all night for the last night. We got up at 5 and there was plenty of time to take in the sights, special moments that early, absolutely beautiful to see, even if we were freezing. We docked about 7 or so and then had to sit around anyway waiting for our colour and number to be called to disembark. We got off about 9.30am.

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