Luxury Package Rugby 2027
World Cup

Rising above Darling Harbour with sweeping panoramic views, the Sofitel blends French elegance with Sydney's effortless harbour lifestyle. Floor-to-ceiling windows, the signature Sofitel MyBed, a rooftop infinity pool and the exclusive Club Millésime lounge on the 35th floor — every element is designed for guests who expect the extraordinary.

There is no more coveted address in Australian hospitality. Perched on the edge of Sydney Harbour in The Rocks, the Park Hyatt offers direct views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge from its rooms, its rooftop pool and its celebrated restaurant. With just 155 rooms, the service is intimate and deeply personal — a rare combination of world-class luxury and genuine warmth. For the Rugby 2027 World Cup Final, there is simply nowhere else to be.

Commanding a prime position on the Brisbane River, W Brisbane is the city's most glamorous address. Bold design, spectacular river and city views, an infinity pool suspended above the water, and a 200 m² Extreme Wow Suite that has to be seen to be believed. The perfect base for quarter-final action at Brisbane Stadium.

A Brisbane icon and one of the few Australian hotels to earn a Michelin Key and a place among the World's 50 Best Hotels. Set in the vibrant Fortitude Valley, The Calile is all curved white lines, palm trees and a poolside scene that feels more Palm Springs than Queensland. Effortlessly stylish, endlessly photogenic.

One of Australia's most iconic luxury hotels, Crown Towers sits at the heart of Melbourne's Southbank precinct on the Yarra River. Lavish rooms, a world-class spa, private villas with butler service, and access to Crown's

One of Australia's most iconic luxury hotels, Crown Towers sits at the heart of Melbourne's Southbank precinct on the Yarra River. Lavish rooms, a world-class spa, private villas with butler service, and access to Crown's

Often called Australia's best-kept luxury secret, COMO The Treasury occupies the beautifully restored 19th-century State Buildings in the heart of Perth. Just 48 rooms, heated travertine floors, the award-winning COMO Shambhala Spa, and a level of personal service that has to be experienced to be believed. The perfect opening-city base.

Set right on the banks of the Swan River, The Ritz-Carlton Perth pairs sleek modern design with sweeping water views from nearly every room. A striking riverside silhouette, an excellent spa, and effortless access to the city — a polished alternative to Perth's heritage charm.

You genuinely cannot get closer to the action than this — The Oval Hotel is built directly into Adelaide Oval. Opulent yet understated, with deep soaking tubs, separate living areas and rooms that look straight onto the pitch. For rugby fans, this is about as good as it gets.

Set on the banks of the River Torrens beside the Adelaide Festival Centre, the InterContinental offers elegant river or skyline-view rooms, an exclusive Club Lounge experience with all-day dining, and a heated pool overlooking the Riverbank precinct.

Newcastle's most distinctive hotel by far — astronomy-themed interiors, sweeping Hunter River views, and Jana Restaurant helmed by a Michelin-starred chef. Quirky, glamorous, and unlike anything else in the city.

Townsville's leading hotel, right on the waterfront with views over Cleveland Bay. Spacious rooms, a resort-style pool, multiple restaurants and direct access to the entertainment precinct — the ideal base for matches at North Queensland Stadium, and a natural jumping-off point for the Great Barrier Reef.

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Sport doesn't follow office hours, and neither do we. Our team is available around the clock — by phone or WhatsApp — throughout your entire trip. On the ground, our travel directors are with you every step of the way. Whatever comes up, we've got it covered.

As an Australian company, the Rugby 2027 World Cup is about as close to home as it gets for us. We know the stadiums, the cities, the best spots before and after the match, and how to make the whole experience feel effortless. We've delivered trips to over 10,000 guests across the world's biggest sporting events — and we bring that same level of care and expertise to every single package we put together.

The matches are the headline — but what happens around them is what makes a great trip. We build in experiences that stay with you long after you're home: a sunset over the harbour, kangaroos in the wild at dawn, a glass of something excellent in the Blue Mountains, a VIP evening on the water. Rugby brought you here. Australia will keep you coming back.

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The centrepiece of the Rugby 2027 World Cup and one of the great cities of the world. Sydney hosts both Semi-Finals and the Final at Stadium Australia — the three biggest matches of the tournament, all in one extraordinary city. Between matches, the harbour is yours: the Opera House, the Bridge, the coastal walks, the rooftop bars, the finest restaurants in the country. Sydney in November 2027 will be electric — and you'll be right in the middle of it.

The largest stadium in Australia and one of the great sporting arenas in the world. Built for the Sydney 2000 Summer Games, Stadium Australia has witnessed some of the most iconic moments in Australian sporting history. On 13 November 2027, 83,500 fans will fill its stands for the Rugby 2027 World Cup Final — the moment the new world champion is crowned.

A boutique venue by Sydney standards — but don't let the size fool you. The redeveloped Sydney Football Stadium is one of the most intimate and atmospheric major venues in the country, with steep stands that bring fans as close to the action as possible. An outstanding complement to Stadium Australia for pool matches and Round of 16 games in the tournament's showpiece city.

Queensland's capital brings warmth, energy and some of the tournament's most anticipated quarter-final action. The city around it more than delivers: the river precinct, the South Bank, world-class dining and a skyline that glows at golden hour. Add the Gold Coast just an hour to the south, and Brisbane becomes one of the most compelling stops on the Rugby 2027 World Cup map.

One of the most atmospheric venues in Australian sport. The Cauldron earns its nickname on big match nights — a tight, steep bowl that traps noise and intensity in equal measure. Quarter-final rugby here will be something to remember.

Australia's sporting capital and cultural heartland. Beyond the rugby, Melbourne rewards the curious: world-class galleries, a café culture that borders on religion, laneway restaurants with hatted chefs, and a nightlife scene that runs well past the final whistle.

A venue unlike any other in the tournament — a retractable roof, a city-centre location, and a reputation for creating one of the loudest atmospheres in Australian sport. Pool matches and Round of 16 action here will be played in an intensity that only Melbourne can generate.

The most remote major city on Earth — and one of the most rewarding. A stunning coastline, a food and wine scene that punches well above its weight, and a warmth that makes it genuinely hard to leave. Perth opens the Rugby 2027 World Cup on 1 October — and does so in style.

Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world. Set on the banks of the Swan River with the Perth skyline behind it, Optus Stadium is the perfect opening venue for the Rugby 2027 World Cup. The walk across the Matagarup Bridge before a big match is an experience in itself.

South Australia's festival city is one of the most underrated stops on the Rugby 2027 World Cup circuit. Beyond the ground, Adelaide offers some of Australia's finest wine, food and live culture. The Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale are just a short drive away.

Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cricket and football grounds in the world, Adelaide Oval brings its unique character to the Rugby 2027 World Cup. Set in the heart of the city, surrounded by parklands and the River Torrens, with a heritage scoreboard at one end and a modern grandstand at the other — this is a venue that makes every match feel like an occasion.

A proud rugby heartland just 160 km north of Sydney, Newcastle makes its Rugby World Cup debut in 2027. The city has reinvented itself in recent years — a vibrant food and arts scene, beautiful beaches, and easy access to the Hunter Valley wine region make Newcastle one of the tournament's most pleasant surprises.

Compact, loud and passionate — Newcastle Stadium creates an atmosphere that many larger venues struggle to match. Its Rugby World Cup debut in 2027 will introduce one of Australia's most enthusiastic sporting cities to a global audience.

The most adventurous stop on the Rugby 2027 World Cup circuit. Tropical North Queensland, coral seas, and the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef — Townsville is unlike any other host city in tournament history. Stay for the rugby. Stay longer for the reef.

Making its Rugby World Cup debut in 2027, North Queensland Stadium is the most intimate and tropical venue in the tournament. Matches here will be played in heat, colour and noise that no other host city can offer — an unforgettable experience for any rugby fan lucky enough to have a ticket.