Honeysuckle & Queens Wharf Foreshore
Honeysuckle
A waterfront precinct built on old wharf land, with walkways, dining, and harbor boat views. It is the departure point for ferries to Stockton.
Honeysuckle is a waterfront district on the south bank of the Hunter River, redeveloped from old railway and dock land. Its roughly 2 km foreshore walkway links Queens Wharf and Honeysuckle Wharf, with restaurants, bars, and outdoor seating along the way. In the evening you can watch tugboats escort large ships into the port. Queens Wharf is the ferry terminal for Stockton across the river and sits beside a light rail stop. The free-travel light rail zone links the beaches with the city center. Markets and events are often held on weekends, making it a good spot for dinner and a stroll afterward.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle
- Newcastle Museum
- Newcastle Art Gallery
- Bathers Way
- King Edward Park
- Bogey Hole
- Fort Scratchley
- Stockton Ferry & Stockton Beach