It is time to give toys and goodies to your kids, family, and friends. Because it is almost time to welcome the favourite month of the season. Stay a bit longer if you are a tourist in Australia. Because we have another interesting day just after Christmas called Boxing Day, which is celebrated on December 26th. You might have heard about this event and the subsequent Sydney to Hobart yacht race and the Melbourne Cricket tournament associated with the date. Stay with your family and friends, surprise them with gifts, and celebrate the day with joy, enthusiasm, and energy. Here are some places that can be visited in Sydney to add that extra fun for your day.
Sydney Harbour
Visit and explore Sydney Harbour housing the two iconic Sydney landmarks such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Harbour is quite popular for its world-famous attractions and cruising restaurants. Find a Boxing day harbour cruise offering prime views of the harbour attractions and the start of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race. There are many vessels such as an authentic paddlewheeler with wrap-around verandah and cathedral windows, ultra-modern Australian built catamaran with expansive outer decks and panoramic windows, and a premium glass boat. Choose your vessel wisely and enjoy a freshly prepared buffet lunch and club it along with soft drinks and beverages available for purchase from the fully licensed bar onboard. Experience the excitement to its core and click some stunning photographs from your vessel. Get on board a Boxing day Sydney Harbour cruise, get delighted in the vibes, take in the views, and enjoy your best ever cruising experience.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Other than the Opera House and Bondi Beach, nothing else is more demonstrative of the consuming power of Sydney and Australia itself. The steel curves of the Sydney Harbour Bridge connect both the central business region and the North Shore. The Harbour Bridge is nicknamed "The Coathanger" due to its structural similarity to cloth or coat hangers. There was no school excursion or holiday trip to Sydney that got finished without ticking 'cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge' off from the list of must-dos. You can enjoy the breathtaking views of the Sydney Harbour and stunning views of the city skyline from the Bridge. You will also be able to stroll with your friends and family and click some stunning photographs. Ladders can take you to the top of the outer arch, a separate area of the bridge from where you can enjoy the spectacular views of the city and the Blue Mountains, a heritage-listed site in the heart of Sydney. Enjoy climbing the top of Harbour Bridge and fire up your Boxing day experience.
Capitol Theatre
You still need to reach out to the most famous and most captivating place in Sydney, the Capitol Theatre. Free a night and get imbued with culture and artistic expressions. Enjoy and experience a memorable day filled in with top notch musicals, artful dance, and show. Capitol Theater is recognised as one of the few atmospheric theatres in the world. Atmospheric theatres were decorated to summon the sensation of a specific time and place in the audience. There are some pretty fine details that can be picked out whilst visiting this theatre. You can see tiled panels, terra-cotta capitals, and a faux Italian piazza reception area wonderfully placed to add momentum to its glory and energy.
This might not be a complete list of locations around Sydney and what I’ve mentioned might sound cliche, but try to reach out to these locations first. Because all of these locations have a quintessential Aussie charm that can lure you in.
If there are any plans to pay a visit to Australia on Christmas, it would be ideal if you can stay a bit longer and explore its essence to the maximum.
So, here goes the list of activities you can indulge in on Boxing Day.Sydney Harbour CruiseHarbour, the heart of Sydney housing two of its iconic landmarks such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House can be seen as one of the sought-after destinations for an unforgettable cruising experience.
Visiting Byron Bay would be an ideal option if you are looking for a serene atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy the vibes of the day without any loss.
Just walk with your friends and family and catch sight of Byron Bay’s iconic landmark, the lighthouse.
You can spot an eclectic group of people with backpackers singing, dancing, and camping on its ground.
Explore the Rose Seidler HouseYou might have heard about the ‘most talked about house in Sydney’ during the 1950s.
Stay a bit longer, because there is something special happening even after Christmas day.
Here goes the list of things that can be done on Boxing day in Australia.Sydney Harbour CruisesSydney, the capital of the state of New South Wales is one of the most visited and most populous cities in Australia.
Harbour, the heart of Sydney housing Sydney’s iconic landmarks such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House can be identified as a place getting an outstanding deal on cruising restaurants.
There are many luxury cruising restaurants such as a premium glass boat vessel offering 360° uninterrupted harbour views, an ultra-modern Australian built catamaran offering cruise on budget, and an authentic paddlewheeler with an old world charm.
You can escape from the hustle of the city on this Boxing day and try to reconnect with nature and make a bond with sustainable interaction.
The Blue Mountains have so many sandstone tablelands, rainforests, lookouts, and walking trails.
