Veuve Clicquot’s new superyacht experience in Sydney

Spend an afternoon in the sun sipping Veuve Clicquot, nibbling on canapes and oysters, and grooving to the music.

Start 2024 the right way with a luxury superyacht experience on Sydney Harbour hosted by Veuve Clicquot. The harbourside city’s newest vessel, The Jackson, has partnered with the French Champagne house to host a sun-soaked sailing party, Veuve Clicquot in the Sun onboard The Jackson. In addition to generous glasses of Veuve Clicquot, guests can expect Veuve Clicquot-inspired canapes and a deluxe oyster bar as you dance the day away to some of Sydney’s hottest DJs.

Veuve Clicquot in the Sun onboard The Jackson

Attendees will need to get in quickly to secure their seat aboard this summer excursion, as the event is expected to sell out fast. The ticket price, $155 per person, includes four hours of cruising the harbour, two flutes of Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label NV, canapes, access to the oyster bar and gelato bar on the decks, and DJ sets from Jarred Baker, Aroha, Troy Beman, Sam Jake, Saxbeatz and Chase Zera.

There will also be the option to purchase Veuve Clicquot by the glass, bottle or 1.5-litre magnums. Try Veuve Cliquot Rich – an expression of Clicquot made to be enjoyed over ice – or Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé. Cocktails on tap include margaritas and espresso martinis and a selection of premium wine, beer and spirits. At the close of the cruise, The Jackson will return guests via The Jackson Flyer to their pick-up location, or simply disembark at King St Wharf.

Veuve Clicquot in the Sun onboard The Jackson operates from 12pm to 4pm (times may vary pending pick-up location) on Saturdays. Dates include 13, 27 January 2024; 10, 17 February 2024; 2 March 2024. Book your ticket on The Jackson website.

The Jackson Flyer

For those who believe in the value of a grand entrance, arrive on The Jackson’s luxury tender, The Jackson Flyer, as it collects guests from Manly, Rose Bay and Circular Quay Wharf 6 and delivers them directly to The Jackson – wherever it may be on the harbour.