Exclusive Glass Boat Cruises For Every Occasion
Clearview Cruises offers Sydney’s most distinctive waterfront dining experience aboard a state-of-the-art glass boat, purpose-built to capture the beauty of the harbour from every angle. Designed for restaurant-style dining with uninterrupted 360° views, ‘Clearview’ features an air-conditioned dining deck with floor-to-ceiling windows, a mezzanine cocktail lounge and a spacious Sky Deck – each level complete with its own bar.
Clearview experiences include lunch and dinner cruises, celebration cruises for Christmas parties, birthdays and anniversaries, as well as special event cruises for Vivid Sydney, New Year’s Eve, Australia Day etc. – ensuring there’s something for every guest, any time of the year.
The Glass Boat Dining Experience
Dining on ‘Clearview’ offers a unique way to enjoy Sydney Harbour; surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, every table enjoys uninterrupted views. As you dine, the harbour unfolds around you – the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Fort Denison, Luna Park all come into view – creating a dining experience that is as much about the setting, as it is about the food.
The chef-curated menus celebrate Sydney’s multi-cultural heritage, with local and global-inspired dishes and a handpicked beverage list that pays homage to renowned Australian vineyards. Each experience combines deluxe dining and true Australian hospitality, with the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney Harbour.
What’S On Sydney Harbour
Sydney’s most iconic events on the calendar take centre stage on the harbour. From the world-famous New Year’s Eve fireworks to the dazzling Vivid Sydney lights festival and Australia Day events, catch all the action from the decks of the ‘Clearview’.
Private Hire For Exclusive Events
Clearview is a one-of-kind glass cruising venue that can be chartered for private functions, corporate events, weddings and receptions on Sydney Harbour. Dedicated cruise consultants help customise your charter package, while an expert events team takes care of every detail.
