For cruise passengers and crew
Cruise ships berth in two places in Sydney: the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay, right beside The Rocks and the Opera House, and the White Bay terminal on the harbour's western side, near Balmain and Rozelle. For passengers starting or ending a cruise, a night in a city hotel either side of the voyage is common, and for those in port for a single day, time ashore is precious.
If you have a hotel night before or after the cruise, book a companion as you would on any trip, with an out-call to your hotel or an in-call in the city. On a single day in port, keep it simple: an in-call close to the terminal in the CBD, Haymarket or Pyrmont is far more reliable than an out-call across town, and leave a generous margin before all-aboard time. Ships do not wait.
Crew members on short shore leave face the same constraints and do best with a booking arranged a day ahead. Keep your phone on a local or roaming number so the companion can reach you.
Sydney escorts in the city centre are the most practical choice for a short stay. See Sydney 2000 or The Rocks.
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