Christmas in Sydney: some popular season trends that you should know

If you’re a newbie visiting Australia just around the Christmas season, you would realise it’s not exactly the kind of Christmas you have known your entire life. Here on the land Down Under, Christmas is celebrated differently as it coincides with the summer season. People are in a mood for partying, going on vacations and a lot more. And in Sydney, the biggest city in Australia, the mood reaches a fever pitch that is incomparable to other parts of the country. Here are some of the popular trends you may want to know before you take the plunge.

Christmas party harbour cruises in Sydney

Around Christmas time, there is a huge demand for Christmas party venues in Sydney as it is a time when people get together with their family and friends. The Christmas party harbour cruises in Sydney have been a popular choice among both the locals and the tourists as they offer an all-inclusive party experience. These cruises, unlike the other Christmas party venues in Sydney, put together sightseeing, cruise dining and entertainment for a memorable celebration. Enjoy a delicious Christmas meal freshly prepared on board by experienced chefs while you take in the amazing views on the Harbour. There is also a fully licensed bar that serves up a selection of premium drinks and beverages; choose an upgradeable drinks package to have full-time access to the bar. From the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge to Sydney Opera House, there are more than just a few attractive sights on offer as you cruise along the iconic Sydney Harbour waters. Stroll out to the outer deck of the cruise to take photos or enjoy your drinks with a stunning view. Take up this special journey to ring in all the Christmassy vibes and get the best and most of Sydney-style Christmas.

Christmas on the beach

Sydney is famous for its countless postcard pretty beaches and during Christmas, these beaches are kind of the go-to place for Sydneysiders for the perfect celebration. However, the chances are, most of the beaches on Christmas Day and Boxing Day (especially Bondi and Manly) are going to be crowded. Choose any of the suburban beaches for a quieter ambience such as Collaroy, Narrabeen, Coogee, Bronte, Cronulla or Maroubra. Get a suntan or take a cool dip in the ocean on Christmas day to make up for Christmas without snow and wintry nights.

Some other popular Christmas trends

Christmas season in Sydney is also a time when people stroll out to have their best time. And it is unimaginable to celebrate Christmas without having a delicious feast. Since most of the restaurants may remain closed on Christmas Day, the usual trend is that people stock up beforehand. However, for tourists like you, you can still find places to dine out in

Sydney such as The Calyx, Botanic House, 360 Bar and Dining, Mode Kitchen and Bar, Belgenny Farm, Campbelltown RSL etc. You may also visit places in Sydney such as Taronga Zoo, Wildlife Sydney Zoo or Sea Life Sydney Aquarium to visit the animals. Or if you wish to see a movie or something, the cinemas in Sydney open in the afternoon and you could get a chance to see that new summer release. So, feeling pumped about Christmas yet? ‘Cause Sydney awaits you!

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