Blue Mountains All Inclusive Full Day Tour with Scenic World

Must Do Experiences

• Ride the Scenic Railway, the world's steepest passenger railway, for a thrilling descent into the Jamison Valley.

• Stroll along the elevated rainforest boardwalks to experience the ancient flora and tranquil atmosphere of the valley floor.

• Meet iconic Australian animals up close at Featherdale Wildlife Park, including koalas, kangaroos, and wombats.

• Gaze out over the iconic Three Sisters rock formation and the vast, eucalyptus-filled canyons from Echo Point.

Hidden Gems

• Ask your guide to take you to the secluded Cahills Lookout for a stunning, crowd-free perspective of the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls.

• Keep an eye out for the elusive lyrebird and crimson rosellas while walking the quieter sections of the Scenic Walkway.

• Enjoy the peaceful transition of the Parramatta River cruise, which offers a unique, lesser-seen waterfront perspective of Sydney's western suburbs before reaching the harbour.

What Makes it Special

• The small-group format ensures a more intimate, personalized experience with passionate local guides compared to standard large coach tours.

• All-inclusive pricing covers every major highlight, including Scenic World rides, wildlife park entry, and a chef-prepared lunch, eliminating hidden costs.

• The return journey via the Parramatta River cruise provides a relaxing and scenic alternative to sitting in Sydney traffic.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

The Blue Mountains are beautiful year-round, but autumn and spring offer the most comfortable temperatures and clear skies for photography. Early morning departures are standard for this tour, ensuring you beat the midday crowds at popular spots like Echo Point and Scenic World.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the Three Sisters in the crisp morning light at Echo Point, using a polarizing filter to cut through the famous blue eucalyptus haze.

• For dramatic shots on the Scenic Railway, position your camera towards the front or back of the carriage to capture the steep incline.

• When photographing wildlife at Featherdale, use a fast shutter speed and natural light, ensuring you turn off your flash to avoid startling the animals.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When visiting the Blue Mountains, respect the land's deep significance to the local Dharug and Gundungurra Aboriginal peoples by staying on marked trails and not removing any natural objects. Tipping is not strictly expected in Australia, but it is a kind gesture to tip your tour guide if you feel they provided an exceptional and informative experience.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Winter Magic Festival from June to August transforms the mountain villages with festive lights, markets, and Yulefest celebrations, making it a cozy time to visit.

• The Blue Mountains Yulefest in July offers a unique Australian winter Christmas experience with roaring fires and festive feasts in local hotels.

• Spring brings the spectacular blooming of the region's famous rhododendrons and azaleas, adding vibrant colours to the mountain gardens.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Always stay behind the safety barriers at cliff-edge lookouts, as the sandstone edges can be unstable and drop-offs are severe.

• Apply sunscreen and wear a hat even on cloudy days, as the high altitude and clear mountain air can lead to unexpected sunburn.

• Hold on to the handrails when navigating the steeper sections of the rainforest boardwalk, especially after rainfall when the timber can be slick.