Explore Blue Mountains Day Trip: Wildlife Encounters, Waterfalls & Aboriginal Culture
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
10 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers with good mobility and reasonable fitness; some moderate bushwalking is required.
Overview
Discover the Blue Mountains on this dynamic day trip from Sydney. Encounter native wildlife, traverse stunning waterfalls, and learn Aboriginal legends near the iconic Three Sisters, all while supporting a 100% carbon-neutral experience.
Blue Mountains Day Trip with Wildlife Park & Waterfalls
Good mobility + reasonable level of fitness required • 10 hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable Blue Mountains Colourful Day Trip, perfect for active travelers! Interact with native wildlife, explore breathtaking national parks, and enjoy scenic bushwalks to stunning waterfalls. Discover Katoomba's charm and learn about Aboriginal culture at the iconic Three Sisters, all while supporting a 100% carbon-neutral adventure.
BLUE MOUNTAINS COLOURFUL DAY TRIP
Our Blue Mountains Colourful Day Trip is designed for the active traveller who enjoys interacting with native wildlife and being surrounded by nature. From feeding cute wallabies to bushwalking through national parks to waterfalls for majestic views, this small group, one day adventure includes the magical experiences that makes travel so special. Plus being 100% carbon neutral, means that when you decide to travel with us, you are choosing to help make our planet a better place.
Our day starts with a visit to an outstanding wildlife park so you can get up close, interact and learn about Australia’s amazing animals, birds and reptiles. Kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, emus, wombats, deadly snakes and cassowaries (also deadly!)
Further west into the mountains for your first short walk to see the amazing views of the Blue Mountains world heritage wilderness. Get that perfect Instagram photo, before heading to the small town of Katoomba, where you have free time to explore the diverse range of shops, cafes, bars and eateries. Grab a delicious lunch (own expense) to suit your budget and dietary requirements.
After lunch, (own expense) we’ll take you on a long bushwalk away from the crowds on national park tracks that stimulate the senses. Get up close to waterfalls, breath in the fresh air, smell the Eucalyptus trees, see the parrots and even a lyrebird, the symbol of the NSW national parks.
Your day is complete with our final stop at the iconic Three Sisters. Learn more about Australia’s Aboriginal culture including the story of the Three Sisters, bush tucker (food) and native flora & fauna.
Our Blue Mountains Colourful Day Trip captures the essence of this magnificent destination. If you are looking to have a unique and fun day out with like-minded people, love bush walking and would like to have a wonderful Australian experience in the stunning Blue Mountains National Park, book your tour with us today!
INCLUSIONS
Featherdale Wildlife Park entry Blue Mountains National Park entry fees Bushwalks, waterfalls & lookouts Free time to explore Katoomba for lunch Friendly, professional driver/guide Informed and entertaining commentary Small group All transport in a premium vehicle 100% carbon neutral
Note: Good mobility + reasonable level of fitness required for the bushwalks
Adventure Tips
Bring comfortable walking shoes
Trail surfaces vary and some walks involve uneven terrain; sturdy shoes will keep you steady.
Stay hydrated throughout the day
Carry a refillable water bottle to keep energized during bushwalks and wildlife visits.
Be sun-smart
Wear sunscreen and a hat, especially in open lookout areas where shade is limited.
Respect wildlife interaction guidelines
Maintain a gentle approach when feeding or photographing animals to avoid stress.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Superb lyrebird
- Rainbow lorikeets
History
The Blue Mountains gained World Heritage status in 2000, recognizing its ecological significance and Aboriginal cultural heritage dating back thousands of years.
Conservation
The tour operates 100% carbon neutral, supporting sustainable travel practices to preserve the fragile mountain environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provides stability on uneven trails and bushwalks throughout the day.
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during walks and wildlife encounters.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protects skin from sun exposure on exposed trails and lookouts.
summer specific
Light layers or rain jacket
Prepares you for variable mountain weather, which can change quickly.
fall specific