Explore the Serenity of Wulugul Walk at Barangaroo Point Reserve

Getting There

• Ferry

  If you are near Circular Quay, take a ferry to Barangaroo. Board any ferry heading towards Darling Harbour or Pyrmont. The ferry ride offers beautiful views of the Sydney Harbour. Disembark at Barangaroo Wharf, which is just a short walk from the Barangaroo Point Reserve. Follow the signs towards the Barangaroo Park entrance.

• Train

  If you're near a train station, take a train to Wynyard Station on the T4 or T2 line. Once you arrive at Wynyard, exit the station and head towards the corner of York Street and Margaret Street. Continue walking along Margaret Street until you reach the waterfront, where you can find the Barangaroo Point Reserve. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from the station.

• Bus

  Catch a bus to the Barangaroo area. Look for buses that stop near the Barangaroo Point Reserve, such as routes 343, 389, or 501. Get off at the Barangaroo stop, and you will see the entrance to the park within a short walking distance. Follow the pedestrian paths leading into the reserve.

• Walking

  If you are already in the nearby areas like Darling Harbour or the Sydney CBD, you can walk to Barangaroo Point Reserve. From Darling Harbour, head towards the Pyrmont Bridge, cross it, and continue straight along the waterfront until you reach Barangaroo. From the CBD, walk down King Street towards the harbour, turn left on to Sussex Street, and follow the signs to Barangaroo. The walk offers scenic views of the harbour.

• Light Rail

  Take the light rail to Barangaroo. Board the light rail at any of the light rail stations such as Central, Capitol Square, or Paddy’s Market and travel towards Dulwich Hill. Get off at the Barangaroo stop. Once you exit the station, follow the signs directing you towards the Barangaroo Point Reserve, which is just a short walk away.