4 Lush Accommodation Deals For Vivid That’ll Turn The Lights Into A Party
Vivid Sydney is making a comeback this August, following a little forced hiatus in the shitfight that was 2020. The best part? The festival is partnering with a bunch of hotels and tourism providers to get you guys some pretty epic deals so you can make a whole thing of it.
Now in its 12th year, festival organisers are promising “large-scale light installations and projections, free family events, cutting-edge music performances and thought-provoking ideas talks, workshops and conferences”.
You can find deals right here on everything Vivid, from cruises to see the lights at night from the harbour, to helicopter flights. It’s actually pretty cool. For right now though, we’ve picked out some of our favourite hotel deals, because god knows we all deserve a relaxed stay in a nice hotel with some pretty lights.
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#1 Vivid Cruise and Overnight Luxury Yacht Stay
Forget dry land, have your cruise and sleep there too on a luxury yacht that’ll float you passed the lights then drop anchor for the night near the heart of Sydney (and yes, your skipper will leave you be then come back for you in the morning). You’ll get a gourmet dinner and brekkie too, at $1,375 for two people.
#2 My Holiday Shangri-La Hotel Sydney
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Get three nights in an Executive Sydney Harbour room, with a three-course Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise, daily brekkie, $100 Wine & Dine credit, late check-out, free date changes and more from $699 per person.
#3 Qantas Holidays Pier One Sydney Harbour Deal
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Stay two nights at this five-star hotel boasting harbour views from $179 per person. You’ll get early check-in, late check-out, a two-course dinner and a free bottle of wine, and more.
#4 Hyatt Regency Vivid Sydney
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Score two nights in a Harbour View Room (i.e. enjoy Vivid without having to go anywhere) with brekkie, a Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise, late check out and more from $449 per person.
(Lead image: provided / Vivid Sydney)
