AUSTRALIA DAY

In January, Sydney Harbour hosts the Australia Day Regatta on Australia Day (January 26th), a historic sailing event, and potentially other local races like the Australia Day Ferrython and the start of SailGP events, depending on the year.

In January 2023, Sydney Harbour hosted the 187th Australia Day Regatta on January 26th, featuring various races for different classes of vessels.

This annual event on January 26, 2023, is a celebration of Australian life and the oldest continuously-run sailing event in the world. It involved many races and events across the harbour, including offshore racing yachts and smaller dinghies. 

WATSONS BAY

Watsons Bay is a historic harbourside suburb of Sydney, Australia, located at the eastern entrance of Sydney Harbour, known for its scenic beauty, coastal walks, and famous Doyles on the beach restaurant.

Accessible by ferry from the city center, visitors can enjoy swimming at Camp Cove, exploring the South Head cliffs and lighthouse, or having a leisurely meal while taking in the harbour views.

The Gap, is a renowned ocean cliff located on the South Head Peninsula in Watsons Bay, Sydney, Australia. 

The park is known for its stunning lookout point, offering views across the Tasman Sea where waves can be seen crashing against the sandstone cliffs below. 

It’s a popular destination for day-trippers seeking picturesque views and a more relaxed atmosphere compared to other Sydney beaches, though ferries stop running earlier than expected.

VIVID SYDNEY

Sydney Opera House illuminated with vibrant light projections during Vivid Sydney, an annual festival of light, music, and idea