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- Address
- 1 McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide SA 5015
- Phone
- 08 7082 9608
- Website
- portrivercruises.com.au
Details last checked 13 November 2026
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About Port River Cruises in Port Adelaide
Port River Cruises runs guided boat trips from McLaren Wharf beside the Port Adelaide lighthouse. The daily 90-minute cruise passes the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and the Garden Island Ships Graveyard, and a two-hour maritime history cruise runs at weekends. The covered vessels have toilets on board and suit all ages, with family passes sold. Private charters and a First Nations cultural cruise are also offered. Dolphin sightings are not guaranteed; call ahead about wheelchair access.
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