1 day

About this activity

The Blue Mountains is a magical place any time of the year, glowing in autumn, cool in winter, colourful in spring and refreshing in summer. The Blue Mountains is densely populated by oil bearing Eucalyptus trees, and the Greater Blue Mountains was announced as UNESCO World Heritage Area on 29 November 2000.

Featherdale Wildlife Park is home to over 1,700 Australian native animals from more than 260 different species – Australia’s largest native collection
Lincoln's Rock & Sublime Lookout is the perfect picture spot, views as far as eyes can see the Jamison Valley. It is named after Australian mountaineer Lincoln Hall who lived in Wentworth Falls for two decades.
Mid-Morning Wentworth Falls, Charles Darwin walked here in 1836, many walks start here including famous National Pass & Wentworth Pass walk, guided scenic walk. take a guided 30 minute walk to the waterfalls.
Lunchtime at Leura garden village and Leura Village Town, visit aboriginal art galleries, small candy shops, country setting cafes,
Katoomba - Three Sisters, visited by over 2 million each year. Here the stories of the three sisters of the aboriginal tribes. Echo Point Lookout
Waradah Aboriginal Cultural Centre, observe prepaid Aboriginal performance, art gallery
Spend the afternoon at Cahills Lookout (Boars Head Lookout, Govetts Leap Lookout, Pulpit Rockout in blackheath)
Enjoy afternoon Tea & Coffee on a Great Lookout Views with some Aussie tim tams
4:15 PM Return to Sydney

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Included

Driver/guide
Tea & Coffee with Biscuits

Not included

Featherdale Wildlife Park Entrance fees
Scenic World Pass
Lunch
Abrogonial Culture Centre Entry Fees

Additional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund

Features

Tourism

85%

Cultural

40%

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