• Sydney Zoo - An optional initial stop. Guests can discover themed areas like the African Savanna, Primate Boulevard, Southeast Asian Rainforest, and Australian Native habitats, which are home to animals such as kangaroos, koalas, giraffes, lions, tigers, chimpanzees, reptiles, and aquatic life.

• Lincoln’s Rock - Situated on the Kings Tableland Plateau just south of Wentworth Falls, Lincoln’s Rock—also referred to as Flat Rock, Wedding Rock, or Honeymoon Rock—is a vast sandstone platform providing breathtaking views over the Jamison Valley.

• Echo Point Lookout - • From the main Echo Point Lookout, visitors can enjoy expansive views across the Jamison Valley towards the Three Sisters escarpment.
  • Discover several platforms including the Prince of Wales Lookout, introduced in 2020 with wheelchair-accessible boardwalks and amphitheater seating.

• Scenic World Blue Mountains - • Scenic World is a distinctive world-class attraction in Katoomba, approximately 100 km (around a 2-hour drive) west of Sydney, located on the escarpment of the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains.
  • Known for having the world’s steepest passenger railway, descending about 310 m at a 52° incline, originally constructed for coal mining in the 1880s and transformed into a ride in 1945.
  Scenic Skyway
  • An exhilarating 720 m cable car journey above Jamison Valley, offering views of Katoomba Falls, Orphan Rock, and the Three Sisters, with a glass-floor cabin for an immersive experience.
  Scenic Cableway
  • Transports visitors from the valley floor to the cliff-top; accommodates up to 84 passengers, providing stunning aerial views of the rainforest and escarpment features like Mt Solitary and the Three Sisters.

• Wentworth Falls - Wentworth Falls is a striking three-tiered waterfall in the Blue Mountains National Park, with a total drop of about 187 m along Jamison Creek.
  Named after William Charles Wentworth, one of the three explorers alongside Blaxland and Lawson who successfully crossed the mountains in 1813, the area is a significant part of early colonial exploration history.

• Katoomba Falls - Katoomba Falls is a segmented waterfall on the Kedumba River, cascading roughly 150–228 m into the Jamison Valley near Echo Point and Scenic World, just west of Katoomba township.
  • The falls flow throughout the year, but are especially impressive after rainfall, when the cascade is fuller and more powerful.

• Sydney - “This concludes the tour. We are now returning to the city to drop you off at your accommodation. If you’re not taking the ferry, we’ll proceed directly there by road.”

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• National Parks Fees
• Local Guide

• Lunch
• Scenic World Admission Fee
• Zoo Admission Fee
• Ferry Tickets

“What sets the Blue Mountains Tour apart with our Local guide is the personal touch brought to each journey. The guide possesses extensive knowledge of the area – not only the renowned landmarks but also the secret lookouts, local wildlife spots, and the best places to escape the crowds. The day is made to feel relaxed and unhurried, with the experience tailored to match the interests of your group. Guests frequently mention that it feels like traveling with a friend who is enthusiastic about sharing the beauty and stories of the Blue Mountains. Additionally, the guide’s warm personality, excellent sense of humor, and attention to detail ensure that everyone enjoys a fun and memorable day.” This tour can be customized by you.

• Foldable wheelchair allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.