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Land adventures: Blue Mountains Private Tour from Sydney - Sydney

Land adventures: Blue Mountains Private Tour from Sydney

Potts Pointmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6–8 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required for walking and some steep climbs

Overview

Discover the rugged beauty of the Blue Mountains on this private tour from Sydney, complete with stunning vistas, native wildlife, and iconic geological formations. An unforgettable day for outdoor lovers and history buffs alike.

Potts Point, New South Wales

Blue Mountains Private Tour from Sydney (Direct)

9 hours • All Ages • Great for groups • A luxury private tour!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a breathtaking private tour of Sydney's Blue Mountains, featuring stunning views from the iconic Three Sisters lookout and a thrilling ride on the world's steepest passenger railway. Encounter native wildlife at Featherdale Wildlife Park, making this day trip an unforgettable adventure filled with natural beauty and unique experiences.

The tour explores the most visited landmark of Sydney; Blue Mountains and its breathtaking views. Plus, Featherdale wildlife park to meet native Australian wild animals!

Tour Highlights

• A full day sightseeing Sydney tour • Pick up and drop off from Sydney CBD • See sweeping views of Three Sisters lookout • Ride worlds steepest passenger railway • Meet and encounter with Australian native wildlife

Blue Mountains private tour itinerary

Tour starts and first stop -

Heading towards the West of Sydney at 7.30 am after picking travellers from their accommodation, our first stop is Lincoln’s rock. In past known as the Flat Rock and officially named as the Lincoln’s Rock in 2013. This spectacular lookout is one of the favourites of our travellers for an Instagram worthy selfie.

Three Sisters Lookout, Katoomba -

The UNESCO heritage listed Three Sisters in Katoomba is the next stop on this private sightseeing tour to Blue Mountains. Three Sisters lookout at the Echo point is the most visited lookout by travellers and it is a natural wonder. As per Aboriginal culture, its rock formation with many legends behind it and on the north escarpment of the Jamison Valley. The Giant stairway bushwalk at the Echo point is another favourite of our travellers, that gives fabulous views and excitement.

Scenic World -

Scenic World, popular for the Blue Mountains cable car is our next stop. An amusement park for an ultimate Blue Mountains adventure. The park has four popular attractions namely the world’s steepest incline scenic railway, glass-floored Skyway, Blue Mountains cable car and a scenic walk. Entry fees - $49.90 per adult

Bushwalk & lookouts -

Depends on the time, the next stops for this private tour to Blue Mountains could be one of these options - bushwalk to Katoomba or Leura cascades, stop at Cahill’s lookout for sweeping views of the valley, visit Everglades Historic house to see the European landscape and inter-war period garden Or a hike at the Wentworth Falls.

Featherdale Wildlife Park -

Leaving the Blue Mountains region in the early afternoon, the next destination of this tour is Featherdale Wildlife Park. A wildlife park situated Doonside, west of Sydney. It is a house of the most comprehensive collection of native species of Australia. If you are looking for an interactive wildlife experience with Koalas and Kangaroos you need to add this to your must-visit list when are in Sydney, New South Wales.

Entry fees - $35.00 per adult

Endpoint -

Leaving the Featherdale Wildlife Park around 4.00 pm, your private tour to Blue Mountains ends at around 5.00 pm Sydney CBD by dropping off you to your hotel.

Additional information -

Our Blue Mountains day trip itinerary is fully customizable and if you wish to catch a river cruise to Sydney, please inform to the driver.

What’s included

Expert guide, Luxury people mover, USB charging on-board, bottled water

What’s excluded

Lunch, Hotel pick-up and drop-off, activity fees

What to bring

Weatherproof jacket, comfortable footwear, camera

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy footwear

Good hiking shoes are essential for navigating uneven terrain and enjoying the scenic viewpoints safely.

Bring water and sun protection

Stay hydrated and protect yourself from sun exposure during the day of exploring.

Capture the scenery early

Photograph viewpoints during the golden hour for the most striking images.

Respect wildlife and environment

Observe animals quietly and avoid disturbing natural habitats to help preserve the area.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Kangaroos
  • Lyrebirds

History

The Blue Mountains has been home to the Gundungurra and Darug peoples for thousands of years, with indigenous stories woven into the landscape.

Conservation

The area is protected as part of the Blue Mountains National Park, with ongoing efforts to preserve its ecosystems and promote responsible tourism.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Hiking shoes

Essential

Provides grip and comfort on uneven trails.

Sun hat and sunscreen

Essential

Protects against sun exposure during outdoor activities.

summer specific

Light backpack

Essential

Carrying essentials like water, snacks, and camera.

Camera or phone with extra battery

Capture scenic views and wildlife photographs.