1-Day Trip to Blue Mountains From Sydney with Hotel Transfers
Enjoy a fantastic day trip from Sydney and Blue Mountains tour to see deep gorges, steep cliffs, spectacular lookouts, excellent bushwalks, and rich flora and fauna.
Highlights
- Kings Tableland or Evans Lookout
- Pleasant Bushwalk to Wentworth Falls
- Olympic Park
- Aboriginal Site
1-Day Trip to Blue Mountains From Sydney W/ Hotel Transfers
Day Tour of The Blue Mountains
There are deep gorges, steep cliffs, stunning lookouts, excellent bushwalks, and abundant flora and fauna in Australia’s “Grand Canyon,” which is now a World Heritage Site. The meaning of the name Blue Mountains will be revealed on the Blue Mountains tour.
Itinerary & Major Sites
The best place to see the wilderness of the Blue Mountains (away from the major buses-coaches do not have access to Kings Tableland) is Kings Tableland or Evans Lookout.
Stop in the lower Blue Mountains for warmth. Opportunity for refreshment purchases.
Pleasant Bushwalk to Wentworth Falls-One of the Blue Mountains’ most stunning lookout points.
– Leura-Spend free time exploring this quaint village. Great stores, great lunch options to appeal to the taste & budget of everyone … Leura is very popular with locals in Sydney.
– Katoomba: The heart of the Blue Mountains and the gateway to its two most popular tourist attractions is Katoomba: the rock formation of the Three Sisters and the Scenic World.
– Three Sisters rock formation-The Aboriginal stories of this famous rock formation are heard here.
– Aboriginal Site-Learn about aboriginal rock engravings and the Dharugs, believed over 22,000 years ago to have settled in the Blue Mountains.
– Olympic Park-Homebush Bay, home of the 2000 Olympic Games, is on the way.
Escape from nasty afternoon traffic and unwind on an afternoon cruise along the Parramatta River (which becomes Sydney Harbour) back to Circular Quay (city center) where your tour finishes.
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