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About Darling Point

Darling Point is a quiet harbourside suburb known for its prestigious apartment buildings, established gardens and proximity to the CBD via ferry from Darling Point Wharf.

Frequently asked questions

What is Darling Point known for?
Prestige harbourside apartments, established gardens and quiet residential streets overlooking Sydney Harbour. The Darling Point ferry wharf is one of the most convenient CBD connections in the Eastern Suburbs.
How do I get to Darling Point from the city?
The Darling Point ferry wharf provides a direct harbour service to Circular Quay, with the trip taking about 10–12 minutes. Buses also connect to Edgecliff Station and the CBD.
What cafes and dining options are near Darling Point?
Darling Point is primarily residential. Double Bay and Edgecliff are both a short walk away, with a wide range of cafes, restaurants and wine bars.