moderate
6–8 hours
Average fitness level needed for walking and sightseeing
Discover the rugged beauty of the Blue Mountains and encounter Australian wildlife on this adventure-filled tour, featuring Scenic World rides and a ferry cruise in Sydney Harbour.
All-ages 10.5hr Blue Mtns tour: Scenic World, ferry, waterfalls, zoo & koala photo
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Mountains on this small group adventure. Enjoy iconic views, thrilling rides at Scenic World, and encounters with Australian wildlife at Sydney Zoo. With a serene ferry ride back to Sydney, this tour combines stunning landscapes and unforgettable moments, making it a must-do for nature lovers.
See for yourself why the Great Ocean Road is known for its coastal, wildlife and forest beauty worldwide. Come and see for yourself why this iconic coastal drive is world renowned.
After being picked up from your Melbourne CBD accommodation, you will then explore the world famous Great Ocean Road in this full day tour, follow along in many different languages in our website app so you don’t miss a thing. (Languages currently available: Arabic, Chinese simplified, Chinese traditional, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Thai.)
Spend the day in an airconditioned vehicle not only exploring the coastline features but also seeing first hand koalas and birds in their natural habitat as well as a guided forest walk where you will see some of the tallest trees in the world. Morning tea is also included. All of this on top of the iconic favourites such as the Torquay Surf Beach, Loch Ard Gorge, The Razorback, Island Archway, 12 Apostles and Gibson Steps with plenty of photo stops along the way.
Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so dress in layers for comfort throughout the day.
Secure your tickets early to avoid lines and ensure availability for popular rides.
Enhance your experience with a pair of binoculars to spot wildlife from a distance.
Some hiking and sightseeing spots are remote; keep energy up with water and snacks.
The Blue Mountains have been home to Aboriginal nations for thousands of years, with the area rich in cultural significance and ancient rock art.
Efforts focus on protecting native habitats and preserving the unique geology of the Blue Mountains for future generations.
Necessary for walking around scenic areas and trails.
Capture the stunning vistas and wildlife encounters.
Protection from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Be prepared for sudden rain showers in variable weather.
spring|fall specific