See and do 
Our year-round offerings include heritage accommodation, a waterfront campground, tours for all ages, waterfront cafés and tranquil picnic spots with panoramic harbour views.
Cockatoo Island’s distinctive terrain invites exploration, offering visitors with insights into the complex and layered history of this former convict penal establishment and naval ship dockyard. Visitors can also stop, indulge and unwind at one of our cafés, picnic spots or barbeque areas.
Escape the hustle and bustle of modern life with a stay at Cockatoo Island. Surrounded by landscaped gardens with sweeping views, our apartments and holiday houses marry heritage character and with modern amenities. Meanwhile, our campground represents an opportunity spend a night (or longer) under the stars, in the heart of the World’s Best Harbour.
Our program of tours caters for all ages, interests and personalities. Whether you want to see remnants from a bygone era, journey into the supernatural or explore distinctive heritage buildings, our tours are an opportunity to discover what makes our heritage-listed island so unique.
We host special events – from concerts and art exhibitions through to historical crane demonstrations and accommodation open days – that celebrate the natural and heritage values of Cockatoo Island. For upcoming attractions and events, check out our What’s On Directory.
Harbour Trust
Visit overview
Cockatoo Island
Headland Park
Macquarie Lightstation
North Head Sanctuary
Sub Base Platypus
Woolwich Dock and Parklands
