• Sydney Harbour Bridge - Completed in 1932, driving over the ‘coathanger’ is essential as it links Sydney with North Sydney and the picturesque lower north shore. It is one of the world’s most iconic bridges.
• Hawkesbury River - Cross the Moonee Moonee Bridge and the majestic Hawkesbury River, the entrance to the Central Coast of NSW. This area is renowned for its pearl oysters, Sydney Rock Oysters, and Pacific Oysters.
• Australian Reptile Park - Experience the unique Australian wildlife at this famous park. Get up close with adorable young koalas, hand-feed kangaroos, and observe wallabies, Tasmanian devils, wombats, dingoes, echidnas, and platypuses. Enjoy some free time with a giant crocodile, Australian snakes, and spiders in this must-visit attraction.
• Brisbane Water National Park - Take a leisurely walk and unwind by a waterfall or two in this beautiful forest. This serene national park is filled with banksia flowers, pink spider flowers, golden wattle, cockatoos, and spinebills.
• Point Clare - Pass by numerous sailing and fishing boats and the charming waterside towns of Point Clare, Tascott, and Koolewong along the scenic Brisbane Water Drive.
• Woy Woy - Look for the Australian pelican, the largest pelican in the world, as it sweeps its bill in search of fish.
• Ocean Beach - Ocean Beach offers views of the Central Coast’s Broken Bay to Lion Island.
• Umina Beach - The stunning surf break of Umina and South Umina Beach can be admired from both the beachside and above as the journey ascends Mount Ettalong.
• Mount Ettalong Lookout - Enjoy a short, pleasant walk surrounded by the unique Sydney Red Gum, overlooking Pearl Beach, one of the Central Coast’s most beautiful beaches. Watch for the laughing kookaburra and native brush turkey.
• Central Railway Station - Return to Sydney’s Central Train Station on a scenic and relaxing ride from Woy Woy on the Central Coast. Travel through the breathtaking Brisbane Water and Ku-ring-gai Chase National Parks and over the iconic Hawkesbury River Bridge. A delightful return to Sydney, avoiding rush hour traffic.

• Admission to Brisbane Water National Park
• Quaint waterfalls with a chance to see local wildlife
• Air conditioned van with large windows for great viewing
• Admission to wildlife park with koala experience and kangaroo feeding
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Scenic train ride through the Central Coast waterways and urban areas back to Sydney

• Tips
• Lunch
• Please bring your own water or drink bottle

Explore the stunning waterfalls, vibrant wildflowers, and diverse wildlife and birdlife of the Central Coast, located just north of Sydney.

Visit a renowned wildlife park where you can meet a wildlife ranger and get up close to adorable young koalas. Watch them enjoy their Eucalyptus breakfast as they gracefully move from branch to branch. Observe Australia’s iconic kangaroos as they hop around the park.

Encounter wallabies, Tasmanian devils, wombats, dingoes, a giant saltwater crocodile, Komodo dragons, and some of the world’s most dangerous snakes and spiders at their venom center.

Take a leisurely stroll and unwind by the tranquil waterfalls in Brisbane Water National Park, walking through the Australian bush, or embark on a longer hike with views overlooking the beaches of Broken Bay.

Savor a local lunch before exploring the sandy beaches, where you might catch a glimpse of Australia’s magnificent pelicans.

Bid farewell to your guide and enjoy a scenic train journey back to Sydney’s Central Train Station, traveling along the Central Coast waterways, the Hawkesbury River, and through urban Sydney.

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