Highlights
- Full-day tour to Blue Mountains
- Morning tea at the quaint township of Leura
- See the famous Three Sisters
- Take a ride on the cable car and scenic railway
- Enjoy lunch at Wentworth Falls inside the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park
- Get up close to wildlife at Featherdale Wildlife Park
- Opportunity to hand-feed kangaroos and emus
- Relax with a river cruise back to the city
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Blue MountainsNice view!Photo by: Joeri LBelgium, 01 2010 -
Scenic WorldSteep!Photo by: Joeri LBelgium, 01 2010 -
3 sistersBeautifull!Photo by: Joeri LBelgium, 01 2010 -
View from Mount TomahThis was the view as we ate lunch :)Photo by: Carrie-Anne MUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
Govett's LeapThe views from Govett's leap were just stunning!Photo by: Carrie-Anne MUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
Jameson ValleyThis was taken from Scenic World.Photo by: Carrie-Anne MUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
The Three SistersAbsolutely beautiful!Photo by: Carrie-Anne MUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
The Three SistersAbsolutely beautiful!Photo by: Carrie-Anne MUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
Feeding the kangaroosFeeding timePhoto by: Alan NUSA, 08 2009 -
Kangaroos playingPlaying timePhoto by: Alan NUSA, 08 2009 -
At a parkPosing for the cameraPhoto by: Alan NUSA, 08 2009 -
At a parkWhat about me, how do I lookPhoto by: Alan NUSA, 08 2009 -
At the entrance to the parkBaby Kangaroo welcomePhoto by: Alan NUSA, 08 2009 -
Useful Information
Take a ride on the world’s steepest railway descending through a cliff side tunnel down to the floor of an ancient rainforest. Take a walk through the forest to the cableway platform and travel by cable-car across the valley for breathtaking views.
Enjoy lunch at the award winning Conservation Hut cafe in Wentworth Falls while taking in the the stunning views of the Jamison Valley. Afterward, visit Featherdale Wildlife Park where you will have the opportunity to hand-feed kangaroos, koalas and even emus!
Return to the city by cruise boat and relax as you take in the views cruising past waterside suburbs before passing under the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, where the tour ends at Circular Quay.
Reviewed by Ronald D, March 2013
This tour was excellent. There was heavy fog when we arrived but this was mystical. We went down into the valley first and the fog lifted by the time we returned to the top of the mountain. It was good that it rained which made the waterfall more powerful. We were able to view most mountain features and take decent pictures. The tour guide was great. We even stopped for tea and pastries in a small town along the way. The river cruise back was good with opportunities for photos coming back into Sydney
Reviewed by Sharon W, USA, March 2013
Even though the weather didn't seem to want to cooperate we boarded our mini van with a very interesting and informed driver/guide. He was funny and informative and made us a group of guests rather than seven couples of tourists. This was our last excursion in Australia/New Zealand and we truly enjoyed the sights and knowledge we gained about the area. There were a few couples who were just starting out their holidays and I feel they started with a bang too !!! There was some tense moments when we realized we were suppose to contact a local tour company to check in (48 hours prior but which said it was closed on weekends and we were going on a Sunday and had been in the ocean before that). But we took a cab to the Casino in Sydney and asked lots of ??? of where we might meet tours). Good directions from everyone and found a real person @ a tours counter who had our name on the list. We were sent to a big bus at first but then relocated on the mini van list. Don't know if we were the extras or signed up for the mini but if you have a choice take the mini van tour. We did the same stops with some extras because we could fit in smaller spaces !! We had tea at a small deli and lunch at a wonderful old B and B. The most confusing time on the tour was the wait for the river boat back into Sydney Harbour as more than one came and the other two were more commuter/local transportation. But I noticed our guide/driver was waiting around until we all boarded the correct boat. Beautiful scenery and wonderful stories. Our visit to a local wildlife sancturary was also great. This was our 4-5th wildlife center so we began to compare. Some are more open area ( with more opportunity to interact with animals) but this is a very good opportunity to touch and get up close to them.
Worth every penny spent on this excursion.
