New years eve gala dinners

yeti1952 Active member

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4 years ago

Hi has anyone information about gala dinners this new years eve as my daughter will be here and would love to attend one

Thanks in advance

Martin

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Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

4 years ago

Hi Martin,

We attended the gala dinner (a buffet) at La Pirogue last year at Wolmar. Really enjoyed the meal and fireworks thereafter...

I don't know whether they will organise one this year (most probably yes as nearly all hotels on the island).

What region of the island will be best for you ? By the end of this month/beginning of December, you will see lots of advertisement for new year's eve dinner

Regards,
Anou

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yeti1952 Active member

47POSTS

4 years ago

Thank you we live in Bain Beouf so anywhere up here in the North

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

4 years ago

They have several hotels in the North. Visit their page, they might post something till new year

Beachcomber resorts as well

leotheghost Member

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4 years ago

Hi there
Is new years normally a big celebration or is it more quiet ?
@Yeti im also looking for a good party for my gf and mylself

Anou86 ViP

1047POSTS

4 years ago

New Year's eve is celebrated in family. Families gather till past midnight, having dinner (barbecue etc) listen to music, alcohol. Midnight, they will wait for the countdown to light firecrackers. Tradition is to light firecrackers the big ones, the loudest the merriest...the more flashy etc.

Some people prefer to spend New Year's eve at hotels (buffet, fireworks, music will be on the menu).

Some new year's eves are more quiet than others (financial reasons, family mourning the loss of a dear one, illness etc). Overall, it gets pretty loud at midnight... If you have dogs/cats, make sure they are kept inside and safe.

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