Seven conference and meeting spaces are available across the island's three venues – the Conference Centre, Mould Loft and Convict Cinema. These venues can be booked daily from 8am to 5pm. (T&Cs apply)
Located in the Administration Building near the ferry wharf, our Conference Centre can accommodate 80 people across two meeting rooms and a conference theatre.
Fee: $700 per day
Size: 143m²
Capacity: Up to 50 people
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Fee: $550 per day
Size: 35.3m² (main room) and 30m² (breakout room)
Capacity: Up to 18 people
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Located in the historic Convict Precinct, our cinema is equipped with features a large screen, surround sound and bean bag chairs, making it a great informal space to screen training videos or presentations.
Fee: $350 per day
Size: 60m²
Capacity: Up to 35 people
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Located in the historic Ship Design Precinct, the Mould Loft can accommodate up to 250 people across three adjoining venues.
Fee: $1000 per day
Size: 680 m²
Capacity: 100 persons
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Fee: $800 per day
Size: 680 m²
Capacity: 100 persons
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Scroll for details about Cockatoo Island's catering services and amenities as well as the private and public transport options.
Catering for your team or corporate group can be arranged with either of the island's cafés.
Corporate groups can organise catering with Cockatoo Overboard, located just seconds from the Conference Centre. To discuss your requirements, phone 0434 372 260 or email hello@societecatering.com.au
Looking for a lunchtime breakout space for your corporate group? Marina Cafe & Bar offers catering (pictured) and venue hire for groups of up to 150 people. Located alongside Camber Wharf, this harbour-side hangout boasts a relaxed beer garden as well as a marquee with seating for 50 people. To book, call Marina directly on 0457 571 610.
Tea and coffee stations can be arranged for groups of at least ten people at a cost of $5 per person (see: Booking form). For information about self-catering, see: Conferences and Meetings Fact Sheet.
Cockatoo Island is a former industrial site with cliffs and steep drops as well as occasional unmarked and uneven surfaces, voids, and trip hazards. For your safety, mind your step, wear appropriate footwear, stay alert for vehicles and construction activity, and monitor any children with you. The lower island is generally accessible by wheelchairs and mobility scooters; however, there are uneven surfaces, and some buildings are not suited to mobility aids. Further, accessing the plateau requires visitors to climb stairs and ascend rises. The campground is wheelchair accessible, with a dedicated shower and toilet available; however, tents have a step to enter, which is not suitable for wheelchair access. Priority works and major events may disrupt visitor access to areas of Cockatoo Island. Check our website for details and speak to our visitor centre staff for help, including alternative routes.
For information about getting here, amenities and public toilets see: Plan your trip.
Enhance your conference or meeting experience with our convenient on-site accommodation options. Bordered by landscaped gardens, our holiday houses and apartments combine authentic heritage character with modern amenities and harbour views. Meanwhile, our waterfront campground is an opportunity to unwind in a spectacular outdoor setting and watch the sun set and rise on Sydney Harbour.
If you are planning on conducting a commercial activity, you will need to apply for a commercial activity permit at an additional cost. For details, see: Commercial activities.
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Cockatoo Island is one of 11 historic sites that together form the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property.
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