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Blue Mountains Day Trip

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Embark on this Blue Mountains Sunset tour and evade the throngs! Witness the splendours of the Blue Mountains — the awe-inspiring vistas and splendid cascades. Immerse yourself in the enigmatic Blue Mountains, bathed in the delicate spectrum of hues during the golden hour preceding sunset! Conclude your journey with the sun dipping behind formidable mountain ranges. This Blue Mountains Sunset tour is meticulously planned to circumvent the rush hour of Sydney’s traffic, offering the chance to behold the Australian highland’s sunset tranquillity after the masses have dispersed.

 

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DEPARTS

NOON OCT – MAR

10:00 APR- SEP

RETURNS

10:30 OCT – MAR

08:30 APR- SEP

PRICE

$125-165 AUD

Highlights of the Blue Mountains Sunset Tour

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  • Behold the breathtaking sunset at the Blue Mountains
  • Guided nature walks along picturesque paths
  • Viewpoint of Wentworth Falls
  • The famed Three Sisters geological formation
  • Wildlife Observation – watch for indigenous Kangaroos and other Australian fauna.
  • Spectacular panoramas from lookouts over Jamison Valley

Inclusions

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  • National Park entry fees
  • The driver/guide is friendly and provides informative tour commentary.
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off services are available in the inner city.
  • Experienced Driver Tour Guide

Blue Mountains Tour Itinerary

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Discover the marvels of the Blue Mountains and evade the usual crowds by partaking in Australia’s premier tour operation on this splendid sunset Blue Mountains journey. This excursion is the premier choice to feature a later start, mesmerizing waterfalls, guided treks, and a radiant sunset amidst the mountains. Following a relaxed morning in Sydney set off on an extraordinary day within one of the most majestic World Heritage-listed National Parks, the Blue Mountains. Depart from the frenzy of Sydney’s urban life and circumvent the peak traffic hours. Subsequently, delve into the Blue Mountains National Park when the standard tourist coaches have departed, allowing you to bask in the serene hours preceding sunset.

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The Blue Mountains extend over vast hectares of temperate rainforest, sandstone cliffs, and lofty eucalyptus trees, which generate the renowned “blue” mist under the golden Australian sun. This azure mist endows the mountains with a magical allure and an enigmatic ambience, making your Blue Mountains Sunset Excursion an exceptionally gratifying and distinct adventure.

During your Blue Mountains Excursion, you’ll be educated about the native plants and animals, as well as the indigenous inhabitants of the Blue Mountains. The Blue Mountains possess a deeply significant indigenous dream-time narrative about the National Park.

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Upon arrival in the Blue Mountains, you’ll begin an awe-striking scenic hike overlooking the majestic Jamison Valley. Proceed to a spectacular vantage point over one of Australia’s most remarkable waterfalls, Wentworth Falls. Traverse parts of the National Pass trail, flanked by striking blue cliff faces.

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After working up an appetite, you can spend some free time in a peaceful countryside town to have a coffee and enjoy a meal or snacks.

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In the afternoon, you will arrive at a lookout chosen by our tour guides. Here, you can see the iconic Three Sisters sandstone formation up close. Enjoy the Blue Mountains Sunset Tour with stunning views of Jamison Valley, Mount Solitary, the Ruined Castle, and the Narrow Neck Plateau. Your guide will take you to incredible vantage points for perfect sunset photos.

Details​

Pricing Options

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Adults 13yo + $165

Child 6yo -12yo $125

This tour is unsuitable for infants or children five years old and younger.

A moderate level of fitness is required to complete the walks.

Want to tailor your own time in the Blue Mountains? We can help with that. Contact our charters team at [email protected] for more information.

Blue Mountains Sunset Tours – departure times may vary slightly depending on the volume of traffic and road closures.

  • 11:45 am | 09:45 am – Holiday Inn Kings Cross – 203 Victoria St Potts Point
  • 11:50 am | 09:50 am – Pullman Sydney Hyde Park – 36 College St Darlinghurst
  • Noon | 10:00 am – Mercure Sydney – 818/820 George St on Little Regent St entrance to the hotel(main meeting point)
  • 12:05 pm | 10:05 am – Rydges World Square Hotel – 389 Pitt St Sydney
  • 12:10 pm | 10:10 am – Hilton Sydney Hotel – 255 Pitt St Entrance Sydney
  • 12:20 pm | 10:20 am – Four Seasons Hotel Sydney – 98 Harrington St Entrance Sydney
  • Trip Ends at 8:30 pm / 10:30 pm Sydney Central (near Central Station).

* If you cannot find your desired pickup location, please get in touch with our office for a more exhaustive list of locations.* You should arrive at your pickup location at least 10 minutes before departure time. Please be patient and do not panic if your bus is running a few minutes late. If your bus has not picked you up within 10 minutes of your departure time, then contact our office on 03 9393 1300

  • Water bottle
  • Hat
  • Sunscreen
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Warm and cool clothing
  • Rain jacket
  • Camera
  • A sense of adventure

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FAQ

The most popular attractions include Scenic World with its steep railway and cable car rides, the Jamison Valley Lookout for breathtaking views, Featherdale Wildlife Park for close encounters with Australian wildlife, Echo Point and the Three Sisters rock formations for their natural beauty and cultural significance, and the Jenolan Caves for their stunning underground formations.
The Blue Mountains are approximately 50 kilometres from Sydney, making it a very feasible destination for a day trip. You can comfortably explore the key attractions and return to Sydney within a day.
Yes, guided tours are available and highly recommended. These tours typically include visits to major attractions like Scenic World, Echo Point, Featherdale Wildlife Park, and the Jenolan Caves. They often include transport, entrance fees, and expert guidance from experienced guides.
Yes, Featherdale Wildlife Park allows for close interaction with Australian wildlife. You can hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies and have a close encounter with koalas, making it a unique and memorable experience.

When touring the Blue Mountains, it’s essential to stay on designated trails, wear appropriate clothing and footwear, be mindful of your surroundings, and carry plenty of water and snacks. Choosing a reputable guide or tour company is also advisable for a safe and informative experience.

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