• Anzac Bridge - The ANZAC Bridge in Sydney, NSW, is an impressive cable-stayed bridge that crosses Johnstons Bay, connecting Pyrmont and Glebe Island. Opened in 1995, it serves as a modern landmark and a tribute to the ANZAC soldiers, featuring a bronze statue of a digger at its western end.
• Glenbrook - There will be a brief 20-minute stop at Glenbrook for breakfast, coffee, and a restroom break.
• Scenic World Blue Mountains - Scenic World in the Blue Mountains provides stunning views of ancient rainforests and dramatic valleys. Visitors can enjoy the famous Skyway, Cableway, and the world’s steepest railway for an exhilarating view of the landscape. It’s a must-visit destination to experience nature while enjoying world-class attractions.
• Katoomba - Katoomba is the largest town in the Blue Mountains, NSW, renowned for its breathtaking natural attractions like the Three Sisters rock formation and Scenic World. It’s a lively hub with cafés, art galleries, and heritage architecture, making it an ideal base for exploring the region.
• The Three Sisters - Witness the grandeur of the Three Sisters Lookout at Echo Point in the Blue Mountains, where three towering sandstone pinnacles—Meehni (922 m), Wimlah (918 m), and Gunnedoo (906 m)—rise sharply above the Jamison Valley, offering panoramic views of landmarks like Mount Solitary and the Ruined Castle.
• Echo Point Lookout - Echo Point is the most iconic viewpoint in the Blue Mountains, situated just above Katoomba and offering sweeping, panoramic views across the Jamison Valley towards the legendary Three Sisters sandstone peaks, Mount Solitary, and Narrow Neck plateau.
• Blue Mountains - Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Mountains, where ancient sandstone cliffs, lush forests, and dramatic valleys create a stunning natural retreat. Just a short drive from Sydney, this UNESCO World Heritage site is perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and cultural explorers alike.
• Katoomba Cascades - Located just off Cliff Drive in Katoomba, the Katoomba Cascades form a small but charming waterfall on the Kedumba River.
• Leura - The tour includes a relaxing lunch stop (lunch not included) at the charming village of Leura. There is a wide variety of eateries to suit every taste, from cosy cafés to hearty bistros. Popular choices include the Polar Bear of Leura, Leura Café, and the famous Wentworth Falls Pie Shop — perfect for a delightful mid-day break in the Blue Mountains.
• Lincoln’s Rock - Discover Lincoln’s Rock Lookout, a breathtaking cliff-edge viewpoint offering endless panoramic views of the Blue Mountains. This hidden gem is perfect for stunning photos and an unforgettable experience away from the crowds.
• Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park - Explore Featherdale Wildlife Park, Sydney’s ultimate wildlife experience. Home to over 2,000 native animals from around 260 species—including koalas, kangaroos, wombats, Tasmanian devils, and quokkas.
• Sydney Olympic Park - The tour will conclude with a drive to Sydney Olympic Park Wharf for a scenic ferry ride. Ferries depart every 20 minutes, and the ride takes up to 40 minutes from Sydney Olympic Park to Circular Quay, offering beautiful views along the way.

• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• Professional expert guides listen to engaging commentary
• Government fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Visit mesmerizing lookouts, including the iconic Three Sisters at Echo Point.
• Entrance fees

• Lunch
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

Opt for a small group tour (maximum 10 participants) from Sydney to the Blue Mountains, avoiding large buses. This tour includes tickets to Featherdale Wildlife Park and Scenic World, offering stunning views and rich cultural experiences all in one day.
Start your journey with a convenient pickup from Sydney CBD, and enjoy scenic stops at Lincoln’s Rock Lookout. Be captivated by the magnificent Three Sisters and their Aboriginal Dreamtime stories at Echo Point. Experience exhilarating rides and unforgettable adventures at Scenic World, located in the heart of the Blue Mountains. A highlight of the tour is a visit to a 5,000-year-old Aboriginal rock engraving, providing a unique cultural experience, along with the opportunity to encounter Australia’s iconic wildlife at Featherdale Wildlife Park.
End your Blue Mountains adventure with a peaceful ferry ride back to Circular Quay.

• Visit the ancient Aboriginal engraving site
• Tickets for Scenic World cable cars and Featherdale zoo – included
• Scenic ferry ride from Olympic Park Wharf to Circular Quay
• Pick up times: PARKROYAL Darling Harbour – 6.30 am, Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park – 6.40 am, Sir Stamford at Circular Quay – 6.50 am, Four Seasons (Harrington Street / rear entry) – 7.00 am
• Please check the weather forecast. Tours operate rain or shine except extreme warnings or road closures by government such as bush fires. Cancellations and date changes are permitted up to 24 hours before departure.
• No storage available – wheelchairs (collapsible or electric), walkers, and luggage cannot be accommodated.
• The ferry ride from Sydney Olympic Park Wharf to Darling Harbour or Circular Quay takes approximately 40–45 minutes, and customers will need to make their own transport arrangements from either terminal to their accommodation.
• Pick-up from Mercure Sydney (George Street), Pier One Sydney, or Park Hyatt can be arranged with prior notice. Please email us in advance to confirm.
• This tour is open to participants of 7yr and above age groups.

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