6 Luxe for Less Things to Do in Sydney

luxe for less things to do in Sydney

Treat yourself to one of these six luxe for less things to do in Sydney.

Looking for something luxe for less to do this summer in Sydney that doesn’t cost a mint? We have tracked down six luxury activities attainable for any budget.

Westpac Open Air x Crosser Garden: RRP $49pp (doesn’t include food or drink)

A beautiful way to spend your evening. Dining on delicious foods from Kitchen by Mike, whilst enjoying a bottle of Croser sparkling wine. 

Your ticket gives you access to the Croser Garden with your own private table right by Sydney Harbour, along with entry for the movie.

At your table, you can access the full menu online via your smart phone. Order your food and drink and have it delivered to your table, as you watch the sunset over the city of Sydney before heading over to your allocated seat to enjoy the movie.

There is also an option to book at The Lounge by Mike for $65pp which includes your entry, table and movie ticket into the exclusive Bar and Lounge area. It doesn’t include food or drink, but the menu in the lounge has a mouth-watering 2 and 3 course menu option.

Where: Mrs Macquaries Point Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney NSW 2000

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Crosser Sparkling Wine at Westpac Open Air
Westpac Open Air Cinema

A La Carte at Bennelong: RRP $160

Celebrating the extraordinary architecture of The Opera House and its location on the harbour, Bennelong showcases a stunning selection of Australian food and wine and is the ideal place to take your special someone.

Watch the sunset over the harbour through the iconic architectural tinted glass windows of The Opera House, listening to live music and enjoying an incredible three course dinner designed by well-known chef Peter Gilmore.

Bennelong is a restaurant which expertly caters for anyone’s budget. If the $160 seems a little out of reach, there is also an option to dine at the bar for $100pp which includes a glass of sparkling with any item from the bar menu. 

Where: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000 – inside the Opera House

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Bennalong Restaurant at Opera House
Bennalong Restaurant at Opera House

Sydney Harbour Cruise and Private Island Visit: RRP $69pp

This is a delightful afternoon cruise of Sydney Harbour, which includes a luxurious visit to a private national park island which overlooks all of the harbour and only accessible with permission. 

There you can settle in for an afternoon of snorkelling and swimming at a hidden beach or take a bush walk and sun bake on the rocks.

During the cruise you will be served a delicious Australian BBQ with your choice of drinks.

The whole cruise goes for 3 hours, which is a wonderful way to spend a summer afternoon on the harbour enjoying some sights you’ll recognise and a admiring a few secret places along the way.

Where: Departs from Circular Quay

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Sydney Harbour cruises
Sydney Harbour cruises

Recharge at The Langham’s Day Spa by Chuan: RRP $120 

Who said you had to spend hundreds of dollars for a five-star treatment at a luxurious day spa?

Located at Langham Hotel, this day spa by Chuan fuses together ancient Chinese therapeutic practices with modern day spa treatment concepts. And you won’t break the bank to enjoy this little luxury either.

For example, their Frangipani and Pomegranate Cocoon signature treatment $120 Monday to Tuesday and $135 Friday to Sunday and public holidays.

It’s a 30-minute luxe body therapy session which includes their signature hand-blended organic body wrap penetrates the skin to deeply hydrate, leaving your skin moist and silky. Whilst you are cocooned in rich antioxidants, indulge in a relaxing scalp massage. 

This treatment is the perfect solution to anyone wanting to recharge and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. With the spa located on the sub level basement of The Langham Hotel, it’s quiet, serene and the ideal place to get away. Even if it’s only for half an hour.

Where: 89-113 Kent St, Millers Point NSW 2000

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The Langham’s Day Spa by Chuan
The Langham’s Day Spa by Chuan

Alice in Wonderland Cocktail Tea Party: $44pp

You won’t want to be late for this very important date. Where the magic of wonderland whisks you away to a very fun filled event of cocktails, high tea and a game of croquet.

This 90 minute experience at the Alice Bar, is a wonderful way to spend the day with friends, which includes creating your very own bespoke cocktails, play games of solving riddles and challenges, play croquet with a flamingo, devour delicious cakes and paint the roses red. 

The Alice Bar is a whimsical place decorated with a giant glowing Cheshire cat which greets you at the door. Mushrooms growing out of teapots, and walls decorated with flowers and corners filled with whacky Alice inspired nicknacks.

Where: The Wonderland Bar – 24 Bayswater Rd, Potts Point NSW 2011

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Alice in Wonderland Bar Sydney
Alice in Wonderland Bar Sydney

Champagne and Magic at Sir Stamford Circular Quay Hotel: RRP $85pp

Take a step back in time with an intimate magic show hosted by Bruce Glen, The Gentleman Magician, whilst sipping a glass (or two) of champagne in the luxurious Sir Stamford Hotel in Circular Quay.

Bruce Glen is one of the select few granted membership of The Magic Circle – the most exclusive magic club on earth (with just 1400 members worldwide).

This is an honour reserved for those who achieve a high level of excellence. The Gentleman Magician has performed to sold-out houses at the Edinburgh Fringe; the Adelaide Fringe; the famous Edinburgh Magic Festival; and Sydney’s SMH Spectrum Now Festival.

Champagne and canapes are also provided. This is a unique experience which gives you access to a magnificent building that is not usually accessible to the general public.

Where: 93 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000

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Champagne and Magic at Sir Stamford Circular Quay Hotel
Champagne and Magic at Sir Stamford Circular Quay Hotel

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