THE NORTHERN

BEACHES OF

SYDENY

From $650.00 USD For Two Travellers

5 hour duration.

The Northern Beaches Tour

A day of discovery

A comprehensive immersion into the fantastically scenic landscape of this UNESCO World Heritage National Park requires thorough investigation and planning.

However! Grant me, as the owner and sole guide of this little business, your trust for 9 hours and the depths of the Blue Mountains will be unveiled before you in spectacular fashion. This exquisite destination offers such a thrilling spectrum of activities for us to explore.

We will explore the historic Rocks district, where our English settlers first arrived in 1788. We visit destinations offering unparalleled views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. We then traverse the suburbs of Sydney to Bondi Beach and relish in the splendour it exudes so effortlessly. Once your appetite for Sydney’s must do attractions has been satiated, we embark on a journey that unravels the secret treasures of the city.

Sydney Private Tour Bondi Beach

Itinerary

  • Stop 1: Featherdale Wildlife Park

    Encounter native Australian wildlife at Featherdale. Hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies. Meet with friendly koalas, wombats, echidnas, quokkas, bilbies and more. *Entry tickets not included in tour price

  • #2 LINCOLNS ROCKS, KINGS TABLELAND

    Stop 2: LINCOLNS ROCKS

    A gentle amble to this lookout offers panoramic views across the Jamison Valley instilling a sense of eagerness for the adventures to come.

  • Stop 3: WENTWORTH FALLS,

    A stunning view of the waterfall and surrounding canyons is seen after a gentle saunter through the rainforest and sparkling cascades. Or, negotiate hundreds of cliff-side steps on an arduous descent enroute the waterfalls base.

  • Stop 4: The Three Sisters

    The Three Sisters are a striking sandstone rock formation in the Blue Mountains, offering iconic views, Aboriginal legend, and breathtaking scenery from Echo Point.

  • Stop 5: Scenic World

    Scenic World offers thrilling experiences in the Blue Mountains, including the world’s steepest railway, skyway views, and rainforest walks deep in the Jamison Valley.

  • Stop 6: Anvil Rock

    Anvil Rock overlooks the Grose Valley and offers one of the best views in the Blue Mountains — a peaceful, uncrowded spot with dramatic sandstone cliffs.