F9 to Rose Bay: weekday peak hours only until 4 Dec
From 17 September to 4 December, F9 ferries run weekday peak hours only. No service on weekends or off-peak. Use bus services on New South Head Road instead for other times.
Sydney · ferry timetable
Line F9 connects Circular Quay, Wharf 2, Side B with Watsons Bay Wharf: on weekdays it departs from 06:05 to 23:45, every ~30 min.
Ferry of Sydney public transport — connects Circular Quay, Wharf 2, Side B and Watsons Bay Wharf, with 3 stops per direction.The first departure is at 06:25, the last at 00:05.Departures run every ~25 min, and the ride takes ~23 min on average.
2 current changes on this line
Most departures take route A. Some take a different route — pick one to see it on the map, in the timetable and in the stop list.
B next to a time = that departure takes this route
First
06:25
Last
00:05
Departures
39
| 06 | 2545 |
|---|---|
| 07 | 052545 |
| 08 | 052545 |
| 09 | 052555 |
| 10 | 1545 |
Watsons Bay Wharf
Rose Bay Wharf
From 17 September to 4 December, F9 ferries run weekday peak hours only. No service on weekends or off-peak. Use bus services on New South Head Road instead for other times.
Rose Bay Wharf closes Monday 31 August for maintenance until Friday 4 December. Use the adjacent old Rose Bay Wharf for all F9 services. Tap on and off using Opal readers at the closed Wharf.
On weekdays the first departure from Watsons Bay Wharf is at 06:25 and the last at 00:05. There are 39 departures in total.
Yes — on Saturday from 08:15 to 00:15 and on Sunday from 08:15 to 00:15.
Yes. On Sundays line F9 has 29 departures from Watsons Bay Wharf, the first at 08:15 and the last at 00:15.
Departures run about every 25 minutes (median headway between 06:00 and 21:00 on weekdays). It is denser at peak and sparser in the evening and at weekends.
The whole ride takes about 23 minutes on average — from about 13 minutes off-peak to about 23 minutes at peak.
In the Watsons Bay Wharf → Circular Quay, Wharf 2, Side B direction, line F9 has 3 stops.
The route in this direction is about 10.1 km long.
Yes — there are 2 active changes at the moment. Details are in the “Current changes on this line” section above.