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JOIN OUR NEW & UNIQUE TOURING EXPERIENCE TO THE BLUE MOUNTAINS - SEE WHY WE DO THINGS A LITTLE DIFFERENT!!!
Join our new and unique Blue Mountains experience and discover why we do things a little differently. With a relaxed late-morning departure, you can sleep in, enjoy breakfast, explore Sydney, and avoid peak-hour traffic before heading into the spectacular World Heritage–listed Blue Mountains National Park. Spend the day exploring the region’s natural highlights, including dramatic lookout views, ancient rock formations, impressive waterfalls, and rugged bushland trails away from the crowds. Enjoy guided walks through eucalyptus forests and hidden paths, take in sweeping Jamison Valley vistas, and experience the iconic Three Sisters from carefully chosen vantage points. As the day draws to a close, arrive in time to witness the landscape transform at sunset, capturing unforgettable golden-hour views and a peaceful end to a truly special day in nature.
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Not suitable for children under the age of 6 years old, due to the amount of walking involved and safety restrictions
We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes, appropriate warm/wet weather clothing, hat, sunscreen and carry a water bottle
A moderate amount of walking is involved. Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair
The weather throughout New South Wales can vary particularly once we head into the Blue Mountains National Park. While we endeavour to operator our tours as planned, there may be occasions when rain or inclement weather affects our touring route and itinerary stops.
Alternative pickup locations are available at select hotels, for more information call our office for details.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Sydney
We depart from Sydney after all the peak hour traffic giving guest the opportunity to relax and have breakfast in there hotels before venturing out for a day of sightseeing.
We may have a stop in the township of Glenbrook to stretch our legs or purchase refreshments.
Convenient pick-up and drop-off from selected inner-city Sydney locations
Entry to Blue Mountains National Park (UNESCO World Heritage–listed)
Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned mini-coach with onboard Wi-Fi
Opportunities to spot native Australian wildlife and plant life
Guided bushwalks through native bushland (approx. 2–4 km, fitness dependent)
Knowledgeable local driver-guide with engaging live commentary
Food and drinks, unless specified
Transfers from hotel to your departure location
Hiking Bush Trails: Guests will enjoy the tranquil sounds of cascading water on a rewarding 90-minute guided walk (approx. 8 flights of stairs).
Soft Adventure: Experience the Blue Mountains on our Soft Adventure tour — a relaxed, nature-focused journey with gentle bushwalks, scenic lo
Duration: 10 hours
Comfortable group size: Travel in comfort aboard our modern 27-seater Yutong coaches, designed for smooth rides, great visibility, and relaxed group
286 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
277am liee,Mar 17, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A special mention to our guide, Greg he was absolutely fantastic. Super friendly, funny, and really knowledgeable, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. He kept the group engaged the entire time and made sure everyone felt comfortable. Our group was approx 20-25ppl. After maybe a short hour, we stopped in a small town, with a few lunch option and toilets. What we really appreciated is how well he knows the area. Before each walk, he explained the difficulty level, how long it would take, and always gave us the option to join or skip depending on how we felt. The day was very well organised from start to finish. Since the weather forecast wasn’t great, Greg kept checking conditions throughout the day to make sure we could enjoy the mountains while staying as dry as possible. We did end up getting completely soaked but honestly it just added to the experience! The rain made the waterfalls even more impressive and magical. Due to the fog, we didn’t get to see the Three Sisters or the sunset. However, Greg checked with everyone and offered to still go if we wanted. As a group, we agreed it wouldn’t be worth it since visibility was very low, so we headed back to the city earlier. Despite the weather, we had an amazing day and would highly recommend this tour, especially with Greg as your guide!
Barb S,Mar 16, 2026
- Review from Viator
If you are expecting a flat walk to an overlook, this is not for you. My husband and I loved the hike and views, but many in our tour were not fit, and found it to be more of a challenge. Derek was a wealth of info and the views are incredible!
dperry9608,Mar 13, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Phenomenal experience! Our tour guide Derrick was very knowledgeable about the geology & history of Australia & the blue mountains. He even taught us about the eucalyptus canopy, tea tree bushes and the beneficial the oils to our health and stress relief. Our group of 11 people was perfect for me. Even if we were in the back of the group we could still hear Derrick when he stopped to point something out or just take a small break along the hike. HIGHLY recommend this tour ESPECIALLY if you get Derrick.





Linda R,Mar 11, 2026
- Review from Viator
Kangaroo sightings should be removed from title. While wildlife is never guaranteed, there was no effort to find kangaroos. I wish I would have chosen a tour where reviews said guide knew where to go to see them. Other than that, guide provided little information. On other tours guides were excited to share their knowledge—not this one.
kenkX2944GV,Mar 4, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Wentworth Falls hike was phenomenal, and done at a reasonable pace to accommodate a range of people. Stops at 3 Sisters and overlook for sunset also great. No kangaroos sighted, but no guarantees. Guide was helpful and appropriate with discussion.
Curious33201405234,Mar 4, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had a stop in a local area to stock up on food and drink. Then we continued towards the first hiking trail in the mountains. Here we went to a lookout together and then decided whether we wanted to run down the somewhat difficult path to the waterfall or run a slightly easier path to another lookout. Afterwards we went on the big hike. Wonderful nature and original paths. Hiking boots are especially recommended in wet conditions. It went to the foot of the huge waterfall as an option. Those who were no longer fit enough waited upstairs. 490 steps down and up again 😀. Due to the bad weather (complete fog up to the bus ) we skipped the Three Sister's. For the weather, the guide cannot deduct a star.









U4176UYannas,Mar 1, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
The tour was fun, well designed with stops every hour. The hike to the Wentworth falls was quite fun, but may require a better descriprion, considering shoes the wet and muddy surfaces and very likely rain. Other than that, it was great! The views were stunning, the stops to sit and enjoy were well planned. The guide gave good information. I highly recommend it!
Cameron F,Feb 24, 2026
- Review from Viator
This is a long tour, about 9-10 hours. We met at 12pm and returned at 9:30pm. We stopped multiple times to get food and to walk to lookouts. The main hike was about 2 hours but it was mild with some stairs. This hike was the highlight of the trip. The tour guide Smokey was very knowledgeable about the history of the area. The bus has USB ports on the back of the seats to charge your phone. Bring lots of water as the weather is hot and humid in February. It was great to talk with the other passengers because we were from all around the world.
kelloggs37,Feb 16, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Really enjoyed our trip to the blue mountains. Can be difficult to experience in a single day but this tour gives you all the highlights, including Wentworth Falls and the Three Sisters. Our guide Buck was great fun and had a wide range of both local and historical knowledge, making it a really interesting tour. Beautiful walks and spotted wild kangaroos to boot!

Rachael O,Feb 13, 2026
- Review from Viator
The views were beautiful! However, our tour guide was more of a driver than a guide. He was 20 minutes late to the main pickup point, he gave no clear explanations of what to expect during the tour or who he was, he was inconsistent with timing (told us to be back to the bus in 40 minutes but then named a different time, for example: it was 2pm and he said "you have 40 minutes at this stop...be back at 230pm."), he provided no amenities (no wifi on the bus, and certainly no water), he could answer zero questions about our surroundings (we asked "what is that," he often responded with "I don't know," which is not a crime, but pretending to care enough to lie about looking it up later would be appreciated- additionally he called a group of Kangaroo a herd instead of a mob, which felt especially egregious), and when group members raised concerns about getting to the sunset spot on time he told us we were "thinking too much," and offered no additional info. If you decide to do this tour bring your own water! He said multiple times there were water refill stations, but we only found one actual refill station, as best we could tell he mostly meant for us to refill with tap water. Tap water there was fine, but we couldn't fit our water bottles under the sink tap and often had to get creative throughout the day to avoid dehydration, especially before and after the hike. Speaking of the hike, our group was filled to the max, literally every seat on the bus was taken (24 people I believe?), so when we were on the hike if you were more than 3 people behind him, you couldn't hear anything he was saying- including instructions. He seemed annoyed at the end of our hike, after our scheduled free time, when he couldn't find everyone in a timely manner. Obviously big groups sometimes have stragglers, but he lost track of about 6-8 people many of which "somehow" got past him and made their own way up the trail to the bus. Another group member volunteered to run up to the bus to check and get a head count while he told the rest of us to start making our own way back up to the bus and to "stay together." He stayed behind, I presume to check for stragglers, and met up with the group later muttering about leaving two group members (the stragglers) at the nearest train station. The rest of the group was waiting at a rest stop near the parking lot, given we had no idea where he left the bus (this wasn't the first time that day he dropped us off somewhere and disappeared with the bus). Maybe its only a personal opinion that tour guides should be available to group members and aware of their locations at all times especially in a national park, but maybe consider having at least 2 guides with a group this big? This guide wasn't able to provide for all of us safely. Finally it was too overcast to actually see the sunset, which was not the guide's fault- but he seemed annoyed when the group came back to the bus early, he had to put his Kindle down and pack up his lawn chair, and told us that it hadn't "set yet," despite being unable to provide an actual sunset time. At this last stop he gave further poor directions, pointing to a trail and telling us there was a waterfall at the end, but neglecting to mention it was a 20 min walk both ways at a roughly (we were never sure of the times) 40 min stop. Given that we didn't want to be the next ones threatened with abandonment we didn't want to risk any additional exploring, especially as the sunset was supposed to happen sometime soon. The actual group was full of lovely people, and it felt like we bonded over this experience- starting from when he was late to pick us all up. I feel very lucky that our group was so kind, and so willing to look out for each other. I'm almost certain someone would have been left behind otherwise. In summation: this tour is fine if you don't mind not having a guide or a schedule. The views and the hike were lovely, but I would hesitate to do this tour alone, and I would recommend bringing your own water, you own snacks, a rain jacket, and probably a watch with a timer to make sure you aren't left behind.
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