MV Narrabeen is a double-ended passenger ferry operating in Sydney Harbour, Australia. Built in 1984 at Carrington Slipways in Newcastle, New South Wales, it was designed for both sheltered harbour waters and the rougher ocean conditions at the harbour entrance.
After decades of service, it was withdrawn in 2021 when newer, smaller vessels arrived, but they proved unreliable in rough seas. Public support helped bring back the ever-reliable Narrabeen and its sister ferries Queenscliff and Freshwater. Following refurbishment, they returned to service in 2025.
Here’s a YouTube link to show the roughest of the toughest as well as idiots staring outside the cannon.
Thanks. And yes I have done the Bridgeclimb a few years ago. My daughter bought it for me. It’s fun and there are great views. But sadly no cameras except those operated by the operators I. It’s not just money. You have to wear very comfortable provided overalls and no bags or loose objects. You are walking above the traffic and anything falling on cars and trucks could be catastrophic.
John, have you ever done the bridge climb-walk?
Thanks. When the seas are rough at the entrance to the harbour lots of Sydneysiders go for a wild ride just for fun.
I have included a couple of YouTube links for your info.
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Hi Kathy. It’s only for people. No cars.
Thanks. And yes I have done the Bridgeclimb a few years ago. My daughter bought it for me. It’s fun and there are great views. But sadly no cameras except those operated by the operators I. It’s not just money. You have to wear very comfortable provided overalls and no bags or loose objects. You are walking above the traffic and anything falling on cars and trucks could be catastrophic.
Thanks for commenting.
Oh John, you are a brave man! 🏅
Thanks for getting back to me.