• Parramatta River - Start the day on Sydney Harbour, cruising beneath the Harbour Bridge and along the Parramatta River aboard a classic Sydney ferry. Experience the captivating blend of sandstone, mangrove, and eucalyptus-lined bays, charming historic colonial buildings, and stunning modern architecture. Your guide will share insights into the world of the Eora, the first inhabitants of “Warrane,” now known as Sydney Cove. Then, board a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to drive through one of Sydney’s most beautiful and historic harborside villages before crossing the Parramatta River once more, heading towards the mountains with their distinctive blue haze on the western horizon.

• Blue Mountains National Park - Leaving the hustle and bustle of Sydney behind, cross the Nepean River and ascend into the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. Travel through quaint mountain villages and expansive valleys filled with eucalyptus forests, eventually reaching the top of a vast plateau dissected by deep canyons, where the rest of the day will be spent exploring.

• Sublime Point Lookout - One of the most breathtaking lookouts in the Blue Mountains. From Sublime Point, gaze out from the rim of a vast canyon towards an endless wilderness of sandstone plateaus, escarpments, and gorges filled with eucalyptus trees, wildflowers, and Gondwanan rainforest. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the shade of eucalyptus trees.

• Cliff Drive - On the way to the famous Three Sisters, take the scenic route through the quiet, tree-lined back streets of Leura Village, with its colorful gardens and historic architecture. Eventually, arrive on Cliff Drive, which dramatically follows the canyon rim through pockets of rainforest, offering glimpses of the vast Jamison Valley below before reaching Echo Point.

• Echo Point Lookout - Echo Point is the most renowned of all the Blue Mountains lookouts, providing the best, close-up view of the iconic “Three Sisters” rock formation, along with a 270-degree view of the expansive Jamison Valley.

• Govetts Leap Lookout - Govetts Leap, another stunning Blue Mountains lookout, overlooks a deep and dramatic canyon where Bridal Veil Falls and Horseshoe Falls plunge abruptly into the Grose Valley below.

• Blue Mountains National Park - Spend a few hours exploring some of the finest natural landscapes in the Blue Mountains with a series of short guided wilderness walks away from the crowds:

• Immerse in a Jurassic wonderland of giant tree ferns and rainforest that has changed little since the time of the dinosaurs.

• Wander through secluded groves of towering eucalyptus trees, serenaded by birdsong as you breathe in the fresh mountain air and reflect on the region’s ancient indigenous heritage.

• Dip your toes in crystal-clear mountain streams that meander through rainforest canyons before dramatically cascading as waterfalls to the valley below.

• Get up close to ancient sandstone cliffs, intricately eroded over millions of years, covered in a dazzling tapestry of mosses, ferns, and wildflowers.

• Discover native Australian animals in their natural habitat, rather than in a zoo.

• Mountain Culture Brewery - Katoomba - Dinner is on us! Sample the beer that has been twice voted Australia’s best, while enjoying great conversation with newfound friends at this award-winning local Blue Mountains brewery.

• Narrow Neck Plateau - As the magical hour light bathes a vast expanse of golden sandstone escarpments, explore the windswept beauty of a plateau top covered in wildflowers and intricately sculpted rock formations, culminating in a breathtaking sunset away from the tourist crowds.

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Snacks

• Bottled water
• Australian liquor licensing laws forbid anyone under the age of 18 to purchase or consume alcohol.

Avoid the typical tourist spots with this late-start, small group tour (maximum of 10 participants) that offers a uniquely tailored journey through the UNESCO World Heritage wilderness. Discover Sydney’s indigenous heritage along the Parramatta River, then venture into stunning landscapes far from the crowds. Stroll through ancient rainforests, admire dramatic sandstone canyons, and encounter native wildlife in their natural surroundings. Experience majestic eucalyptus groves, pristine mountain streams, and wind-carved plateaux adorned with wildflowers. Your enthusiastic local guide will unveil hidden natural wonders discovered over a lifetime of exploring the Blue Mountains. Enjoy brief wilderness walks, iconic viewpoints like Echo Point, and a memorable sunset. Conclude the day with dinner and a beer at an award-winning local brewery. This is more than just a tour - it’s an immersive wilderness adventure. 10% of the proceeds support local wildlife conservation. Lunch and dinner are included. Unbeatable price! Unforgettable experience!

• Unfortunately our vehicles are unable to accomodate wheelchairs due to space restrictions and lack of a hydraulic lift.
• Not recommended for travelers who would struggle climbing up to 10 flights of steps or more.

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