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Summer Sizzles at Cockle Bay Wharf
Summer is reason enough for celebration in Sydney. When the warm weather sets
in, thongs become the ultimate accessory, long evenings outdoors the norm, and
Cockle Bay Wharf the perfect place to cool off and indulge in the welcome relief
of gentle harbour breezes and alfresco dining.
Located on the doorstep of the world’s best harbour and just a short stroll
from the heart of the city, Cockle Bay Wharf boasts spectacular water views and
unbeatable options for summer dining and entertaining. 
Cockle Bay Wharf is abuzz with atmosphere and activity in summer as Sydneysiders, international and domestic visitors taste the flavours of the season whilst taking in the sights and enjoying the spectacular surrounds of the city.
“Summer is a magical and busy time at Cockle Bay Wharf with the wonderful alfresco setting allowing guests to dine, drink and enjoy the sunset,” said Kim Knudsen, manager at Coast Restaurant. “Coast’s fresh new summer signature dishes, the ragu of yabbie tails and roast suckling lamb with rosemary, are sure to be favourites with our diners.”
Start the New Year off in style, sipping cocktails at a waterfront bar or feasting alfresco on the freshest seafood and summer delights at one of Cockle Bay Wharf’s funky cafes or renowned restaurants. Pontoon Bar is famous for its Sunday afternoon barbeques on the terrace, Nick’s for its amazing seafood platters, and Coast for its fresh new look and menu created by chef Steve Manfredi.
If another excuse was needed to celebrate summer at Cockle Bay Wharf, these might be amongst them:
School Holidays
Cockle Bay Wharf is the perfect place to drop in for a bite to eat during an outing with the kids, situated close to attractions such as the IMAX Theatre, Sydney Aquarium and The Australian Maritime Museum. There’s plenty of parking close by, or public transport at the doorstep while all restaurants and cafes offer great kids menus and takeaway outlets cater to those on the go.
Australia Day
Renowned as Sydney’s biggest and most spectacular celebration of national pride, Australia Day at Cockle Bay Wharf and Darling Harbour guarantees an action packed day of fun and festivities, followed by a dazzling fireworks display that will light up the city skyline.
Valentine’s Day
Mr or Ms Romantic shouldn’t forget that February is the month of “lurve” with Valentine’s Day on February 14th and Sydney’s premier romantic destination, Cockle Bay Wharf, is celebrating. With fourteen waterfront restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from, your Valentine will not be left disappointed.
For more information on summer celebrations at Cockle Bay Wharf, please visit www.cocklebaywharf.com or call your favourite venue.
About Cockle Bay Wharf
Cockle Bay Wharf is part of Darling Park, a 3.5 ha development combining premium office accommodation including the IBM Tower and Nestle Tower and now Darling Park Tower 3, along with a 3000 square metre garden. Darling Park is owned by General Property Trust, Multiplex Capital and AMP Capital Investors.
Darling Park Tower 3 represents the final stage in the Darling Park master plan. Tower 3 boasts 18 levels of premium commercial office space and continues the tradition of offering a vibrant corporate community in the timeless surrounds of Darling Park.
Cockle Bay Wharf is located on the eastern side of Cockle Bay in Darling Harbour and is Sydney’s favourite dining and entertainment precinct.
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