Q Station Manly
Our features
Ceremonies
Receptions
MC Services
Accessible Location
Outdoor areas
Accommodation on-site
Parking available
Wheelchair accessible
Event coordination
About us
Escape to the breathtaking Sydney Harbour National Park, where Q Station offers unparalleled views of the city’s iconic skyline, spanning from Sydney Harbour to Manly Cove.
Our 33 hectares of grounds provide endless options for your special day. Imagine exchanging vows amidst the stunning harbour views, hosting a lively cocktail party in our Glasshouse, or enjoying a formal dinner in the elegant Governor Bourke Ballroom.
Q Station’s jaw-dropping views and heritage features are some of the most sought after across wedding venues in Sydney. Our period features and charm are found on every turn, and collectively create magical nooks and moments that will only add to the perfect backdrop of your day.
Whether it’s the way the morning light hits the stained glass windows of the old ladies sewing room as the bridal party gets ready for the day ahead, or as the groomsmen enjoy a pre-wedding dinner in the industrial old Boilerhouse, that once upon at time used to power the operation of the site.
As for the views, we’re yet to find an angle at Q that doesn’t provide a stunning vista across Sydney Harbour from Manly Cove all the way to Sydney’s CBD.
Whatever your vision, we will bring your dream wedding to life.
Frequently asked questions
Is there parking available?
There is complimentary parking at reception for all guests staying at Q Station. We do suggest the local 161 bus from Manly or use Taxi/Ubers.
Are you pet friendly?
Sorry, no pets are allowed on site.
How do I get to Q Station?
Q Station is located in North Head, Sydney Harbour National Park. It is a short 15-minute walk from Manly or a 5-minute Uber/taxi trip. Alternatively, there is a public bus or a Q Station shuttle that you can take to and from Manly Wharf.
Can I arrive at Q Station wharf?
The wharf is a public access wharf. Boat anchorage must be before the buoy line in front of Quarantine Beach, as the area is a marine sanctuary. If coming to Quarantine Beach, a dinghy can be used past the buoy line.