Many of us consider New Year’s Eve celebrations as an opportunity for people to leave their misfortunes and bad experiences behind and take a step into the future with a positive outlook. The celebrations for New Year’s Eve differ from the nation and some among the countries never hesitates to involve their traditional customs in between. Let you be anywhere in the world, try getting home, and be with your family and friends since special days are meant to be celebrated with our loved ones. Spend the New Year 2023 in style. If you are a Sydneysider or a tourist planning to hit Sydney in Australia to celebrate the upcoming New Year’s Eve, read along and see Sydney vibes and get into your desired destination with your best buddies.
NYE Fireworks Cruises, Sydney Harbour
Sydney is one of the most gorgeous cities in the world located on the East Coast of Australia. This sun-soaked city is home to over hundreds of beaches, parks, museums, architectural landmarks, and so on. The New Year celebrations would only add the already existing excitement and enthusiasm in the city. The harbour can be identified as the centre of attraction for the NYE in Sydney and the best way to enjoy the festivities from afar is to board one of the New Year’s cruises. Sydney’s fireworks that hit the skies at 9 pm and midnight is one of the most famous NYE fireworks displays in the world and these harbour cruises can be recognised as an ideal venue to watch them. Cruise on Sydney’s newest premium glass boat, authentic paddlewheeler, or Australian-built catamaran offering budget-friendly New Year’s Eve packages to see the unobstructed 360° views of these fiestas from its outer viewing decks. Cruise through the harbour and see its illuminated precincts and spectacles including the iconic Opera House, Harbour Bridge and many more. After viewing the 9 pm fireworks you can head to the vast dining saloons and savour on a deluxe buffet dinner menu or a 5-course seated and served menu combined with premium drinks and beverages, included in the package throughout the duration of the cruise. Furthermore, all these will be located in an exclusion zone pre-designated by the NSW government to offer the best views of the midnight fireworks display and lit-up harbour attractions to their absolute best! Aboard the best NYE cruises in Sydney and make sure you book your seats at the earliest.
The Blue Mountains, Sydney
Blue Mountains is only a 2-hour drive west of Sydney Central Business District. The Blue Mountains gets its name from the blue haze that is formed by the amalgamation of the oil droplets secreted by the Eucalyptus trees and water vapour. This phenomenon scatters short-wavelength light rays which are predominantly in blue colour. This is a mountainous region consisting of rugged and dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, villages, eucalyptus forests, caves, and bushlands with native wildlife. The Blue Mountains is also famous for the Three Sisters, a unique rock formation, located close to the town of Katoomba, towering above Jamison Valley. The best spot to view this rock formation is from the Echo Point Lookout in Katoomba, which is perched on the edge of the escarpment. This is also the starting point for many great walks, including the trail that leads you to the Three Sisters. Speaking of walking trails, you can walk on foot to many spots in the mountains and you can expect to be surprised by the natural beauty and at night you can explore a certain underground cave and see glowing worms! Apart from walking off the trails and exploring the wilderness, the area is also suited for most outdoor activities including hiking, camping, abseiling, rock climbing, 4WD adventures and so on. So if you want to take a step forward and see how Sydney looks from the outside, get to the Blue Mountains.
