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Sydney Harbour New Year’s Eve Cruises: What to Book and When
I’ve watched the Sydney NYE fireworks more than 20 times: from a boat, the Opera House, the Botanic Garden, a harbour island and Mrs Macquaries Point. Some of my best nights have been out on the water. But NYE cruises vary a lot in quality, and prices run from about $400 for a…
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Where to Book New Year’s Eve Dinner in Sydney (2026)
New Year’s Eve dinner at a Sydney restaurant with a fireworks view costs anywhere from about $250 to $2,500 a person. That’s a big gap, and the price doesn’t always match the view. I’ve eaten at many of these venues, so I can tell you what you get for your money, which tables…
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Sydney’s Best New Year’s Eve Parties
Sydney’s New Year’s Eve party scene offers something for every celebration style, from rooftop bars with harbour views to dance floors that keep going until dawn. What sets these venues apart from the free public areas is more than guaranteed entry. Your whole night is sorted.…
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Sydney Outdoor Cinemas 2026–27: Dates, Prices and Free Nights
Outdoor cinemas are a simple, fun way to finish a summer’s day in Sydney. Each year more pop‑ups join the programme, so below I’ve pulled together the key details for 2025–26: what’s on, where to go and what it costs. I’ve highlighted free sessions, dog‑friendly venues and BYO…
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The Best Places for Christmas Lunch in Sydney in 2026
Looking for the best Christmas lunch in Sydney? This guide covers where to book for Christmas Day 2026, from hotel buffets and harbour cruises to waterfront restaurants and family-friendly spots. Plenty of restaurants are open on Christmas Day, and most set menus run from about…
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Water Parks in Sydney: A Local’s Guide to Parks, Pools & Splash Playgrounds
When it comes to water parks, Sydney has plenty to offer, from big theme park–style days at places like Sydney Action Park to local council pools and free water play areas where a family can have a fun day out on a budget. Read on for our take on the best places to stay cool...
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Christmas in the Blue Mountains 2026: Where to Eat and Stay
Spending Christmas in the Blue Mountains is a great idea. If you are visiting Sydney or don’t have a big family to celebrate with, a Christmas getaway to the mountains makes the holiday special. We have pulled together the best places to eat and stay over the festive season to…
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Best Places to Watch the Sydney to Hobart Race
Looking for the best place to watch the Sydney to Hobart race? I have three favourite ways to see the action, and I’d like to share them with you. Over the years, watching the start of the Sydney to Hobart has become a Sydney holiday tradition. Thankfully, the race has a…
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Why I Book a Serviced Apartment in Sydney (and Which Area to Choose)
I was at an event in Darling Harbour for three days not long ago and by the evening I was exhausted. Standing around all day will do that. I didn’t want to come back to a hotel room, and I really didn’t fancy a big buffet breakfast every morning either. My daughter was with me...
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New Sydney Restaurants and Bars: October 2026
New restaurants and bars open across Sydney every month, from harbourside dining rooms to small wine bars in the inner suburbs. This page rounds up the latest openings, with where to find them and when they’re open. We add new venues as soon as their opening is confirmed, and…
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Sydney Summer Food Guide 2026/27: Restaurants and Events
Sydney spends summer outside, and its restaurants follow. Terraces reopen, beach venues stay open later, and menus move to seafood, salads and cold drinks. This guide covers where to eat and drink in Sydney this summer, from beachside tables at Coogee and Manly to rooftop bars,…
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Sydney Dining Deals: Lunch Specials, Sunday Roasts and More (Spring 2026)
Spring is the best time of year to eat out in Sydney. The terraces are open again, the evenings are longer, and plenty of good restaurants are running lunch deals that cost less than a sandwich and coffee in the city. We’ve rounded up the best value we could find right now, from…
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Where to Stay Near Western Sydney Airport for Early Flights and Late Arrivals
Western Sydney International Airport opens to passengers on 25 October 2026. It’s at Badgerys Creek, about 45km west of the Sydney CBD. Unlike Sydney Airport at Mascot, it has no night curfew, so planes can take off and land at any hour. Airlines are already scheduling flights…