New Year's Eve at Aria
Fine dining with floor-to-ceiling views of the Opera House and Bridge. The early sitting is one of the best-value harbour dinners in the city.
A harbourside table is the most comfortable way to watch the fireworks: no camping out, no crowds, and a long dinner while you wait for midnight. Early sittings usually include the 9pm show and cost far less, while late sittings take you through to the midnight fireworks.
Every listing shows a "from" price, what's included and which fireworks you'll see. Prices are per person and based on published packages, so always confirm the current price with the venue.
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Fine dining with floor-to-ceiling views of the Opera House and Bridge. The early sitting is one of the best-value harbour dinners in the city.
A heritage wharf right under the Harbour Bridge with a party, two dinner seatings and a lounge, so you can pick the price and pace that suits you.
Sydney's classic over-water dining room, with seaplanes by day and the eastern fireworks barges by night.
A big, sleek glass ship that gets you right in among the fireworks barges.
Big flavours and a burlesque show, for people who'd rather skip the fireworks crowds.
A classic backstreet pub that does a properly good French banquet.
Craft beer, a jetty party and Manly's own 9pm fireworks, all well away from the city crush.
Have dinner at the pub, then take their bus straight to the fireworks.
A relaxed set-menu dinner a short walk from the Kirribilli foreshore.
A beer garden on the beach at the harbour mouth. Very Sydney.
A leafy Potts Point terrace with skyline views and a long, lazy feast.
Multi-level waterfront venue with tiers from an early canapΓ© session up to a free-flowing MoΓ«t room.
A heritage wharf restaurant tucked into Chowder Bay.
A Finger Wharf institution. Long Italian dinners in a buzzy room.
A revolving restaurant 47 floors up, so every table gets a turn at the harbour view.
A sandstone harbourfront venue in Balmain East with a western view of the Bridge.
A sleek harbourfront dining room between the Opera House and the ferry wharves.
Waterside dining in a quiet bay beside the Bridge, looking right at the main barges.
One of Australia's most awarded restaurants, with a dining room that looks straight at the Opera House.
Dinner inside the Opera House's own sails. Few places put you closer to the fireworks.
A luxury all-glass boat with the longest itinerary on the harbour.
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