Firstly, remember to leave extra time for your visit, as wait times may be increased this year.

If you are coming by car, please note that the main Sydney Fish Market car park will only have limited parking available. Additional car parking will be available on Good Friday only at Sydney Secondary College (entrance on Pyrmont Bridge Rd).

If you are commuting via public transport, you can catch the Sydney Light Rail to the Fish Market stop, or use bus services 501 and 389, which regularly depart from the city. For route and timetable information visit www.transportnsw.info.

Management plans are in place to welcome all visitors across the course of the Easter long-weekend.

QR code registration points and additional COVID Marshals on site will ensure the safety of visitors and staff.

Visitors are asked to follow the instructions of staff at all times.

We ask that you please limit your group size this year, as social distancing requirements will be strict and queues may be extended as a result. Just bring enough people to carry your seafood!

Seafood will stay fresh longer if it’s kept cold. When shopping for seafood, use a chiller bag or esky, and ask your fishmonger to pack some ice with your purchase. Chiller bags are also available for purchase from select retailers.

Seafood will stay fresh longer if it’s kept cold. When shopping for seafood, use a chiller bag or esky, and ask your fishmonger to pack some ice with your purchase. Chiller bags are also available for purchase from select retailers.

Yes! Our retailers offer a variety of home delivery options. Click here for individual retailers’ online ordering options and order cut-off times.

With all of Australians’ seafood favourites in ample supply, the Easter seafood season is shaping up to be a great one. Seafood lovers can rest assured they will be able to find something for every taste and budget at Sydney Fish Market.

Our retailers will be prepared for the high Easter demand and always strive to offer the best value for money.

Some species that will be of high quality and good value at this time, include:

• Barramundi
• Prawns
• Oysters
• Gould’s Squid
• Sand Whiting
• Yellowfin Bream
• Southern Garfish
• Sea Mullet
• Smooth and Spikey Oreodories
• Blue Swimmer Crab
• Ocean Jacket

On a budget, and looking for cheaper seafood swaps? Click here to read our article on the best value swaps for popular seafoods.

Visitors to Sydney Fish Market can rest assured that the seafood served by our retailers is as fresh as it gets. When purchasing seafood, look for shiny, bright flesh, red gills, clear eyes, and metallic skin. When in doubt, use your nose: fresh fish should smell like the sea.

Follow this simple guide to ensure the right amount is purchased to prevent wastage and to ensure all guests are satisfied: