Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade

The NSW Government is progressively upgrading ferry wharves across Sydney Harbour to improve Sydney's ferry service as part of the NSW Government's million Transport Access Program – an initiative to deliver modern, safe and accessible transport.

The new wharf includes a steel floating pontoon, a covered concrete fixed entry platform and a covered aluminium gangway connecting the entry platform to the pontoon.

The pontoon has a curved roof, glass panels and new seating offering some protection from the weather and improved amenity.

The new wharf provides:

• Better protection from the wind, rain and sun
• Improved safety for customers
• Improved access for mobility impaired customers and customers with prams
• Quicker and more efficient boarding and disembarking.

• August 2014 review of environmental factors report

  Cremorne Point wharf redevelopment.

• August 2014 review of environmental factors appendices

  Appendices A-I.

• Landscape Character and Visual Impact Assessment

• January 2015 community update

  Wharf reopening on Thursday 5 February 2015.

• May 2014 community update

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• October 2014 community update

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• February 2015 reopening poster

  Cremorne Point Wharf reopens.

• October 2014 the new wharf

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• October 2014 alternative transport options

  Cremorne Point Wharf will be temporarily closed from Wednesday 8 October 2014.

• October 2014 what to expect during construction

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• May 2014 overview

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• May 2014 environmental and socio-economic impacts

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• Locations - new wharf and temporary site compound
• Announcement poster

  Cremorne Point Wharf upgrade.

• Wharf design drawings 1
• Wharf design drawings 2