Since those early days many more wise men and ladies and children from Australia and all over the world have travelled to the Blue Mountains every June, July and August to enjoy a Northern Hemisphere style 'Christmas in Winter'. Besides the crisp Blue Mountains' air and great hospitality, revellers have enjoyed mulled wine and egg nog by the gallon, pulled bon-bons and worn silly hats, eaten turkey, ham, plum pudding and mince pies till they could burst, sat on Santa's knee, sung carols round the fire till they were hoarse and drunk enough port to fill Sydney harbour. Along the way they have had the doubtful experience of meeting the 'Hairy Fairy', had dinner with that naughty Reg Livermore in all his incarnations, been under the tables during a wartime air raid, danced like crazy to the 'Heartbeats', had a 'Fawlty Yulefest', been shot at by bushrangers, tried (and given up) to work out 'Who Killed Santa Claus' (all seven of them) and been served by the crazy 'Manuel' (he's from Barcelona you know!).  Those wanting a quieter or more 'refined' time have enjoyed world-class fine dining, private house parties, grand black tie balls and delightful carols round the grand piano.  Most of all they have been to some of the greatest parties of all time at 'Yulefest' in Australia's beautiful, world heritage listed, Blue Mountains.

Join in the fun and festivities of this unique celebration.           Choose your favourite Yulefest venue and discover why Winter is one of the Blue Mountains' most popular Seasons.