Queens Wharf — Local services in Newcastle-Maitland

Queens Wharf is a great spot in Newcastle for catching a ferry service to Stockton. I recently used the ferry service to travel to Stockton and had a very pleasant experience. The ferry service is affordable, efficient, and convenient. The ferry ride itself is enjoyable and offers great views of the harbour and the surrounding areas.

Queens Wharf is well-maintained and clean. The ferry terminal is easy to find and has clear signage to guide passengers to the right location. The staff are friendly and helpful, providing information and answering questions about the ferry service.

The ferry ride to Stockton is short, taking only a few minutes to cross the harbour. The ferry itself is comfortable, with plenty of seating and space for passengers. There are also outdoor seating areas where passengers can enjoy the fresh air...

Ferries from this wharf travel the 5 minute trip across the Hunter River to Stockton. Ferries leave frequently. If you're a tourist, this ferry ride to Stockton is worth the trip. At Stockton there is an excellent hotel near the ferry wharf, a large park with a brand new mega-skate park and playground. Exit the ferry and turn right for a lovely walk along the Hunter River around to Stockton's breakwall. The Stockton CBD area is located a simple 500 metre walk north of the Stockton ferry wharf. Opal Cards are accepted for travel on...

Well managed Ferry destination situated in NewCastle, NSW. Ferry schedule may be checked before the entrance. Neat and clean waiting hall can be use.

We took ferry for Stockton, card may be swept at the entrance. You may carry cycle inside.

Ferry ride was very comfortable Harbour & Cargo Ships can be watched during short ride. Outside seating area is also available for better views and fresh air. Hardly 10 minutes ride for Stockton.

Staff was so courteous...