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Blue Mountains · World Heritage Wilderness
Ancient sandstone. Blue haze. The world falling away beneath you.
The Three Sisters, Wentworth Falls, spectacular lookouts, and charming mountain villages — you will see the best of the Blue Mountains. How the day unfolds is up to you. The route, the pace, and the hidden extras are shaped entirely around your group, guided by someone who knows every trail and every secret viewpoint.
Collected from your hotel or accommodation and driven west, arriving on the escarpment before the coach crowds do.
The cliff edge and the mountain villages at a pace that leaves room to stop, look properly, and sit down for lunch.
An unhurried drive home down the mountain, stopping where the light calls for it. Back in Sydney by early evening.
A narrow clifftop finger of rock reaching out over the Jamison Valley, and the first place the mountains properly open up in front of you. The Three Sisters sit in the distance from an angle almost nobody photographs, and on most mornings you will have the platform to yourselves.
Leura Mall runs downhill beneath an avenue of trees, lined with galleries, providores, bookshops and some of the best cafés in the mountains. It is the natural place to slow down for an hour, and one of the two spots we recommend for lunch.
The view everyone comes for, and it earns it. Three weathered sandstone pillars standing out from the escarpment above the Jamison Valley, carrying a Gundungurra story far older than anything European in Australia. We time our arrival to miss the worst of the coach traffic.
Minutes from Echo Point and almost always empty. The platform looks west across the Megalong Valley to Narrow Neck and the Boars Head, a wilder and emptier outlook than the one the crowds queue for. This is the kind of stop that only comes with a guide who knows where to turn off.
The finish, and for many guests the best of them. From the lookout at Blackheath the Grose Valley falls away in every direction, wild and roadless, with a waterfall spilling straight over the cliff edge beside you. A quiet, enormous view to end on before the drive home.
These experiences can be added to your tour and are not included in the standard tour price.
Hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies, and meet koalas, wombats, echidnas and quokkas. A gentle introduction to Australia's native wildlife, and a favourite with families. It sits on the route west, so it costs you little beyond the hour inside.
$49 per adult. Tickets on the day or arranged in advance.
Ride the world's steepest railway into ancient rainforest on the floor of the Jamison Valley, with the Skyway, Cableway and boardwalks included. We add it straight after the Three Sisters.
Worth knowing: most guests spend two to three hours here, sometimes longer. Choosing Scenic World means the day finishes there, so you would trade Cahill Lookout and Govetts Leap for it.
$64 per adult on weekdays, $70 on weekends. Higher over the summer holiday period. Tickets on the day or arranged in advance.This is a guide, not a timetable. Because the tour is entirely private, the day is yours to shape. Lunch can be in Leura or Blackheath, Cahill Lookout and Featherdale can be swapped for one another, and if you choose Scenic World we simply finish the day there. Tell your guide what appeals and we will build the day around it.
From $1,200 AUD for two guests. Solo travellers are welcome, and the price covers your entire private group for the full day.
"From pickup to drop-off, Sam seamlessly delivered a day full of insight, fun and adventure that roared past expectations. All done at a relaxed pace, in a clean comfortable vehicle, and with a flexibility to accommodate our group of international travellers."— The Liperts Family · Google Review
"Absolutely incredible experience. Our guide knew every hidden lookout and trail — we saw things that simply aren't on any map. The whole day felt completely personal to us, not like a tour at all."— Sarah M. · TripAdvisor Review
"We did this as a family of five and it was the highlight of our Australia trip. Flexible, knowledgeable, and genuinely fun. The Blue Mountains are spectacular — having a great guide makes them unforgettable."— James & Family · Google Review
Looking for something different? Our Blue Mountains hiking tours offer a deeper immersion for those with an appetite for adventure. Or head south to the Southern Highlands for wild kangaroos, vineyards, and 81-metre waterfalls.
Every journey is tailored around you. Tell us where you'd like to go and we'll handle the rest.
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