Did you ever dream of gliding across Sydney Harbour, past iconic landmarks, on a luxurious cruise? Captain Cook Cruises has been making those dreams a reality for 55 years. Captain Cook Cruises launched its first vessel, a modified 1943 Fairmile B motor launch aptly named Captain Cook, on January 26, 1970. Founder Trevor Haworth, inspired by the explorer who first charted this coast, set out to share the magic of Sydney Harbour with the world. Captain Cook Cruises quickly expanded. Regular cruises started from Circular Quay. They journeyed to Middle Harbour and along the Lane Cove and Parramatta Rivers. The fleet grew to include custom-built vessels like the Captain Cook II and the Lady Geraldine. These elegant ships ferried passengers past stunning waterfronts and hidden coves. Captain Cook Cruises became synonymous with Sydney Harbour. In 2011, SeaLink Travel Group acquired Captain Cook Cruises. This ensured the continuation of this iconic Sydney experience. Today, Captain Cook Cruises operates a fleet of over 20 vessels. They offer everything from hop-on-hop-off ferry services to elegant dinner cruises. You can explore secluded beaches, dine under the stars with the Sydney Opera House as your backdrop, or enjoy a romantic sunset dinner cruise. Captain Cook Cruises has hosted millions of guests. Even Pope Benedict, President George Bush, and the Spice Girls have experienced the magic of a Captain Cook Cruise. So, next time you’re in Sydney, embark on a Captain Cook Cruise. Discover the beauty and history of Sydney Harbour.
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