Ferries in Australia, Cronulla

 The “Curranulla” was designed and built by the well-known shipbuilders Morrison and Sinclair of Balmain, Sydney for the company owned by Captain Robert. The “Curranulla” was purpose built for the shallow and rough water of Port Hacking with a 3’6″ of draft. The 53′ timber ferry was constructed of carvel planking with clenched nails and was powered by a 66-horse power 3-cylinder K3 hand start Kelvin diesel giving a top speed of seven knots. She was commissioned on the 12th May 1939 for the Cronulla to Bundeena ferry run and her engine was converted to a 5LW Gardner in 1986. The “Curranulla” is now the oldest commuter ferry in Australia working to a regular timetable providing an hourly ferry service between Prices (Just for the ferry) Cronulla to Bundeena (each way) • Adults: $6.80 • Children (4-16yrs): $3.40 CONCESSION: • (Pensioners / Seniors / Unemployed) (Concession passes must be shown) (No student concession): $3.40 • FAMILY (2 adults, up to 4 children): $22.00 FREIGHT: • (Surfboards, push bikes, etc): $3.40 If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat’s messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, “Request to Book” and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.