Blue Mountains Tours

Take a stroll or a Blue Mountain Tour to the Wentworth Falls Trail and the Prince Henry Cliff Walk, which is reached from the stunning Echo Stage. Take lunch for your journey to the west, travel into the lovely historic town of Katoomba to try some of the many tasty restaurants and cafes on sale. End the Blue Mountain Day Tour on the High by exploring the exhilarating Scenic World that will excite even the most seasoned explorers with their glass-floored skies and cliff carriages. 1) The Echo Point and the Three Sisters The most emblematic picture of the Blue Mountains is certainly The Three Sisters, which is the most common choice for a Blue Mountain Tour. The rock formation is accessible from the Echo Point lookout and is a sight to see, overlooking the beautiful Jamison Valley. Make sure to meet The Three Sisters on your journey to the wilderness, immerse yourself in the rich Native heritage of Gundungurra and Darug. The site is the perfect place for the explorer to launch vario...

Are you considering a day trip to the Blue Mountains? Our cool guide will help you make the most of your experience! Top things to do at the National Park of Blue Mountains If you're going to spend a whole day in the Blue Mountains National Park , here's what your itinerary might look similar Don't try to squeeze all of them in, but you can certainly handle 3 to 5 of them. Find out all about Sydney to Blue Mountains Day Tours .   1. Scenic World Enjoy spectacular views of the Blue Mountains of Scenic Country, the steepest scenic railway in the world. Great for the whole family, Scenic World is one of the most comfortable places to witness the Blue Mountains in all their glory. You can check out other things, including the scenic walkway, the skyway, and the cableway, all of which give a very different experience with Blue Mountain Tours !   2.  Kings of the Tableland   A plateau situated in the Blue Mountains, Kings Tableland is the remnants of a s...