It is almost time to welcome the New Year with new hopes and a new set of resolutions. Have you got plans to celebrate this upcoming special day with colour? I can help you if you are searching for some amazing locations that can be visited to add the extra fun to your celebration ideas. What about Australia, one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world where you can find everything such as pretty good weather conditions, lush green rainforests, pristine white sand beaches, rich marine and terrestrial wildlife, man-made wonders, and pretty beautiful inner city suburbs. Am I fascinated enough to book your tickets to Australia? Fly over and spend quality time with your friends and family in Sydney, the most populous city in Australia. Choose what works best for your NYE celebration ideas.

Sydney Harbour Cruise

Have you ever been to this biggest celebration in the world? It is true. Sydney Harbour hosts one of the biggest and exorbitant New Year's Eve celebrations in the world which only gets bigger every year. Get into Sydney Harbour and try to spot high-end quality cruising restaurants such as an authentic paddlewheeler with a one hour cabaret show, ultra-modern catamaran with expansive outer decks and panoramic windows, and premium glass boat with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Choose your vessel wisely and get on board a New Year's Eve dinner cruise in Sydney for around seven hours. Take in the scintillating views of the grand pyrotechnic projections and enjoy a freshly prepared deluxe seated and served dinner or a seafood buffet dinner depending on the vessel you chose to be in. Club them along with refreshing soft drinks and Australian beverages included for the duration of the cruise. Click some stunning photographs of the illuminated city skyline and harbour attractions such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Hop aboard one of the sought-after New Year cruises in the harbour and enjoy your cruise, entertainment, drinks, and dinner with an all-inclusive package.

Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden

Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden can be seen as a misjudged fascination or an under-appreciated spot in Sydney. But definitely not a secret garden because local people and vacationers are embracing the location and in an attempt to make it no more secret to the world. The Garden is a free spot to visit and explore. Try reaching out to this awesome Lavender Bay nursery on the lower North Shore of Sydney Harbour offers enchanting views and an exceptional sensation

of harmony and quietness unlike the other gardens. You might have visited many gardens or maybe even you have an extensive garden at home. But I promise this secret garden experience would be a lulu! You can even catch sight of some stunning clubs and eateries from the Garden. Enjoy time with your friends and family and make your memories last. Let it be an unforgettable trip experience.

Hyde Park Barracks

Hyde Park Barracks, one of the notable records of early colonial Australia is now acknowledged as one of the 11 Australian Convict Sites secured by UNESCO. At first, the design was sent from the United Kingdom for house convicts. Later, the Barracks has been additionally utilized as law courts, government offices, asylum, and immigartion depot. That's why it is essential to look upon the Barracks as one of the leftovers from European colonial expansion techniques. Today it houses an advanced gallery and conveys a rich and vivid experience for its visitors. You will also be able to hear the narratives of the Hyde Park Barracks from location-triggered audio soundbites instead of text panels. Spend this special day to unlearn and relearn the historical documentaries. Differentiate between facts and stories and embrace your culture.