MV Capricornian Sunrise is one of five Capricornian class vessels owned by SeaLink. The 400-passenger vessel is equipped with four jet engines and is not only fast, efficient and reliable but is extremely manoeuvrable with three boarding points, allowing for rapid embarking and disembarking of passengers.
According to SeaLink Travel Group, Managing Director, Jeff Ellison, “MV Capricornian Sunrise will add capacity to the existing Captain Cook Cruises Sydney Harbour fleet and allow us to accommodate more passengers on our Watson's Bay, Manly, White Bay and Parramatta to city services, which have quadrupled in numbers over the last year.”
“We attribute the success and popularity of all these routes to the ease and speed of which we can transport commuters into the city, especially during Sydney's busy peak times. It only takes 15 minutes by ferry from Watsons Bay to Circular Quay, compared to at least 40 minutes driving and competing with the chaotic traffic.
The recent opening of Barangaroo and the Wynyard Walk also allows us opportunities to add new routes and additional services from our King Street Wharf No.1 jetty.”Continues Mr Ellison.
In mid-December Captain Cook Cruises will also unveil a unique and pioneering class of light ferry. These ferries will serve key tourism locations in the Bays Precinct such as the International Convention Centre, White Bay Passenger Terminal and the Sydney Fish Market.
Accommodating 60 passengers, these fast, low wash, fuel efficient vessels are built to provide high frequency and low cost services to meet the growing needs of tourists and Sydney residents alike.
SeaLink's growth plans centre on developing innovative and creative marine transport solutions that solve the rapidly changing needs and requirements of commuters and visitors to iconic locations in Australia such as Sydney Harbour.
Mr Ellison said, “We see opportunities to expand our services in Sydney even further by adding additional Capricornian ferries to the Harbour in the future”.
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