Vivid Sydney scintillates with charm year after year, and attracts a crowd so varied, that there’s a place for everyone in Sydney during Vivid. Paying homage to the pioneers of light design industry, the annual celebration Vivid morphs the entire city into stunning displays of light. To enjoy the best of what Vivid Light displays has to offer, hop aboard a Magistic Sydney Harbour Vivid Light dinner cruise! Enthralling tourists and natives alike, Vivid Sydney attractions bring in not just a lot of tourists, but generates a significant amount of money for NSW as well. What started off as a smart light festival in 2009 has turned into a major event that’s hosted by the government, and sees hundreds of thousands of attendees every year.
The emerald city is the perfect venue to spend your Valentine’s Day with an assortment of romantic places and events which is sure to spread a smile across your face.
Australia Day is a perfect day to reflect on what it means to be an Australian. And that is to appreciate what the country has become today and to revisit days gone by; to recognize its unity and celebrate its diversity. Celebrations are plenty on January 26th every year, but more often than not, venues are overcrowded and inaccessible to most visitors. Even public transport and private vehicles have a hard time on road, so is there a better way to experience the best of what Australia Day has to offer? Yes. Australia Day cruises is the answer you are looking for. Choose between an Australia day Lunch Cruise and an Australia Day Dinner Cruise and enjoy the best of the day!
Parents always think that kids are fussy and can never be satisfied, but we’ve come to realise they are reasonable little people with a few quirky ideas about a fun day out. They are not three anymore; chocolates, treats and gadget time are just not going to placate them. So, from the Kids Handbook 101, let’s start by looking at the holidays from their perspective.
It’s the day after Christmas and all of Sydney looks forward to the Boxing Day holiday. It’s definitely a colonial hand-me-down, but one that was welcomed because it came with a holiday – an extra day to spend with family and friends enjoying the great outdoors!
