At Darling Harbour before the light show commenced.
From Cockle Bay
Laser show at Cockle Bay
Captain Cook Cruise Ships that ran the Harbour Cruises around to the Opera House and Circular Quay.
Moving around the harbour on the cruise boat
Looking towards the Maritime Museum lighting display
Looking back to Darling Harbour
Moving towards the Harbour Bridge
The Opera House lit up with laser lights
The Harbour Bridge lit up
Masses of people at Circular Quay to see the Opera House light show
The Opera House display - the pattern constantly changed and repeated every 10 minutes
Looking towards Circular Quay
Sailing back under the Harbour Bridge
Harbourside lighting
Sailing away from the Opera House
Back to Cockle Bay
The 2016 Vivid Light Show on Sydney's waterfront was a fantastic display.
We were lucky enough to have a good weather evening to view the lights. Winter arrived the following day and the next couple of nights were very bad weather and the show had to be cancelled due to heavy rain and high winds.
We travelled from Gosford on the 3 o'clock train arriving at a nice time Darling Harbour to find a restaurant for an early dinner at Cockle Bay to view the laser light show there before walking to the King Street Whaf where we boarded the Captain Cook Cruise Boat for a one hour cruise to Circular Quay and back.
It was a very enjoyable experience with plenty of room on the cruise ship for everyone to get a good view from either inside or on the outside decks. There as a bar for anyone that wanted to enjoy a beer or wine along the way. An hour was enough time to have a good look at all the lights. We had the option of getting off at Circular Quay if we wished to spend more time at the Opera House.
It was a very good experience and a wonderful chance to see Sydney Harbour at its best.
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