Avoid the crowds on this relaxed exploration of the Blue Mountains! Enjoy the changing moods of the region in the late afternoon sunlight and capture the sunset over the rugged ranges and valleys. This tour is designed to avoid Sydney’s peak-hour traffic with later departures, allowing more time to immerse in the breathtaking scenery and tranquil native forests.
Highlights: • Late morning departure – skip the crowds! • Experience the magic of Blue Mountains National Park at sunset • Explore a World Heritage Listed wilderness in New South Wales • See the iconic Three Sisters rock formation with stunning views • Guided bush walks along secret trails filled with eucalyptus and tea tree scents • Panoramic lookout views across Jamison Valley • Hear the sounds of cascading water at Wentworth Falls • Spot Australian wildlife in their natural habitat.
Bush Walking Nature Tour<br/>Soft Active: A moderate level of fitness is required.<br/>Duration: 10 hours: 1 Full Day Trip <br/>Meals are not included: We provide plenty of opportunity to support local and buy food and beverages along the way. (Guests' expense)<br/>Modern 27-seater Midi-Coach: This vehicle is designed for coach comfort (air-conditioned), with lower clearance steps convenience and USB charging ports.
Enjoy a lie in as we departure from Sydney late morning, missing the peak hour traffic so we can get to the Blue Mountains faster. Offering 4 major pickups locations within inner Sydney CBD.
Brief convenience break in Glenbrook so passengers can grab a coffee shop (not included), before we head into the picturesque wilderness of the Blue Mountains.
Our journey begins with a quick refreshment stop in the charming towns of Glenbrook or Leura, the gateway to the Blue Mountains. These picturesque villages are full of character, offering a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Guests can explore local cafes and boutique shops and purchase something to eat at their own expense while soaking up the historic charm of these iconic mountain towns.
Next, we’ll explore the stunning Jamison Valley, a major scenic attraction known for its breathtaking valley and canyon views. We’ll get up close to the iconic sandstone formation, the Three Sisters, and hike along impressive bush trails toward one of New South Wales’ most awe-inspiring waterfalls. Then, embark on a 90-minute nature walk down to the base of Wentworth Falls—equivalent to 8 flights of stairs down and back up—as you immerse yourself in the lush native forests and the soothing sound of cascading water.
Afterwards, we’ll set out on a scenic bush exploration as we search for kangaroos in the wild. Many of Australia’s native animals are most active during the dusk hours, making this the perfect opportunity to spot kangaroos hopping through the underbrush or grazing in open fields.
Finally, we’ll visit either Echo Point or Lincoln’s Rock, two of the most iconic viewing spots in the Blue Mountains. Here, you’ll settle in to watch the sun sink behind the distant mountains, casting dramatic shadows over the rock formations, eucalyptus forests, and valleys. The panoramic views are simply unforgettable—a perfect way to end a day of exploration.
Say farewell to a day full of wilderness, wildlife and wonderland as we head back to Sydney after watching the sunset over the Blue Mountains.
Meet on the LITTLE REGENT STREET laneway entrance into the Mercure Central Sydney around the corner from George St. Listen for your name as this is how your guide will identify you. Departs: 10:00am (winter) / 12:00pm (summer). Alternatively pickup location are available by calling our office.
• Our main meeting point for this tour is Mercure Central Sydney - 818-820 George St Cnr Lt Regent Entrance @ 10:00am (winter) / *12:00pm (summer). Guests are to be ready and waiting on the Little Regent St laneway entrance into the Mercure Sydney around the corner from George St.
• If guests would like to arrange an alternative location or reconfirm their pick-up time please call our reservations team on +61 39393 1333. As we've recently made some changes to our departure locations and times
• We recommend arriving to your nominated pickup location at least 5-10 mins prior to the scheduled departure time.
• A moderate level of fitness is required to complete the hikes included on this tour, which involve walks to lookout views and the stairs to and from Wentworth Falls (approximately 8 flights of stairs, 90 minute walk).
• What to bring: sunscreen, refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes and warm clothing for the evening just encase.
• We ask that all guests have travel insurance and should be taken out at the time of booking and prior to departing on tour.
• Autopia Tours supports a paperless boarding system, please consider the environment by not printing this confirmation voucher.
• The weather throughout New South Wales can vary particularly once we head into the Blue Mountains National Park. While we endeavour to operator our tours as planned, there may be occasions when rain or inclement weather affects our touring route and itinerary stops. We recommend checking the average temperatures for the time of your visit and packing accordingly.
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