Blue Mountains Big Day Out: Wildlife & Wonders
Blue Mountains Big Day Out: Wildlife & Wonders
Style
Private (no strangers)
Language
English
Duration
10 hours and 30 minutes
Maximum Group Size
Maximum 2 - 10 persons (refer to price options)
Perfect for Mingoers who are...
- Photography-Obsesser
- Nature-Navigator
- Wine-Taster
Accessibility & Support
- Wheelchair Accessibility
- Pram/Stroller Accessibility
- First Aid Support
- Kid-Friendly
- Senior-Friendly
Overview
The Blue Mountains, Beyond The Tourist Crowds Private touring through hidden lookouts, quiet bushland, waterfalls, wildlife, and the side of the Blue Mountains most visitors never properly experience. Step beyond the crowded viewing platforms and experience the Blue Mountains at a slower, more personal pace. This private day tour is designed for travellers who want more than rushed sightseeing. Along the way, you’ll pat kangaroos, see koalas and quokkas, explore hidden lookouts, scenic bushland, local wildlife habitats, and peaceful corners most larger tours simply drive past. The Blue Mountains aren’t just beautiful. They have a certain feeling to them. The smell of eucalyptus drifting through the valleys, ancient sandstone cliffs glowing in afternoon light, cockatoos circling overhead, and the strange silence you only find once the crowds disappear. That’s the part most visitors never forget. This private tour begins in Sydney and journeys through the majestic Blue Mountains National Park and down into the Megalong Valley.
What's Included
- All entry fees into Featherdale Wildlife Park included
- Complimentary photos of your adventure - highlights delivered by day’s end
- Travel in air-conditioned comfort in a private van or SUV
- Australian wine, bottled water and chocolate included
- Fully escorted, private tour with your own professional guide and driver
What's Not Included
- Lunch and snacks are excluded
- Entry fees into Scenic World are excluded
Meeting Point
Complimentary, hassle-free pickup directly from your hotel lobby, private rental, or preferred central location anywhere within the Sydney metropolitan area.
Itinerary
Captivate Your Senses at Mrs Macquarie's Chair (Optional)
Unearth stunning Sydney Harbour views from the historic Mrs Macquarie's Chair, perched on a convict-crafted sandstone ledge since 1810. Capture mesmerizing photos of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, showcasing the city's timeless allure.
Iconic Sydney Opera House Photoshoot Experience (Optional)
Immerse in Sydney's architectural allure, and for free, get a free striking professional photo against the iconic backdrop of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
Go Wild at Featherdale: Unforgettable Wildlife Encounters Await!
Featherdale Wildlife Park is home to a wide variety of Australian animals, including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, wombats, echidnas, dingoes, and many more. Diverse native animals roam, interactive encounters and educational insights await, and photoworthy moments abound in a welcoming environment suitable for all ages. Optional: have your photo taken with a koala for a small fee payable to the park.
Café Delights and a Refreshing Swim in the Blue Mountains! (Optional)
Glenbrook, a gateway to the Blue Mountains National Park just a short drive from Sydney, offers a charming mix of natural beauty and a laid-back village vibe, complete with cafes and boutique shops. It's the perfect place to stop for it's takeaway coffee, pastries and pies! Jellybean Pools, nestled in the Glenbrook Gorge of the Blue Mountains, captivates visitors with its stunning rock pools, clear waters, and lush surroundings, making it a popular spot for swimming and picnicking, especially during warmer months. Experience both the allure of Glenbrook and the enchantment of Jellybean Pools in this accessible natural haven.
Panoramic Vistas: a Blue Mountains Natural Wonder
Cahills Lookout, a breathtaking viewpoint in the Blue Mountains, offers panoramic vistas of the Jamison Valley, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. With unobstructed views of sandstone cliffs, deep valleys, and eucalyptus forests, it's an ideal spot for capturing photographs and immersing in the remarkable natural beauty of the area.
Leura's Allure: Shop, Dine, or Pick Up for a Picnic! (Optional)
Indulge in lunch at Leura, a picturesque village renowned for its heritage charm and diverse shopping experiences. Stroll through the boutiques and cafes, immersing yourself in the village's inviting atmosphere. A delightful picnic lunch can also be purchased from a local delicatessen, perfect for enjoying later amidst the sweeping views of nearby national parks and valleys.
Experience Outback Charm at Megalong Valley's Tea Rooms (Depending on Availability)
The Tea Rooms in Megalong Valley is a charming retreat nestled in the picturesque valley of the Blue Mountains region, providing a hint of what the outback is like. Renowned for its serene ambiance, warm hospitality, and panoramic sweeping views of the valley, it's an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation before we continue our tour. Visitors can savor a variety of delectable treats, from traditional high tea with an assortment of sweet and savory delights to gourmet pies crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
Journey into Nature's Heart: Coachwood Glen Rainforest
Coachwood Glen, a serene rainforest retreat known for its tranquility, is surrounded by lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and the soothing sounds of the bush. We stop here to explore its pristine rainforest with towering coachwood trees, fern-filled gullies, and meandering creeks, offering a serene escape into the heart of nature in the Blue Mountains.
Lunch with a View: A Blue Mountains Picnic Paradise (Optional)
Anvil Rock, a prominent sandstone formation, provides breathtaking panoramic views of the lush wilderness in the Blue Mountains National Park. This tranquil spot, known for its lack of tourist crowds, is perfect for picnics, photography, and savoring the region's natural beauty. Additionally, Wind Eroded Cave, also called Wave Rock, showcases remarkable patterns in the sandstone, resembling a wave shaped by continuous wind erosion, offering a unique and spacious environment for exploration.
Cahill's Lookout: Unforgettable Sunsets in Serenity
Cahill's Lookout offers impressive, uncrowded views of the Megalong Valley, making it a must-visit spot for both photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. This tranquil location is ideal for enjoying the valley's beauty and capturing stunning sunset moments before heading home.
The Three Sisters: Nature's Masterpiece in the Blue Mountains
Nestled within the pristine beauty of Australia's Blue Mountains, The Three Sisters stands as a majestic testament to nature's artistry. This iconic rock formation, comprised of three towering sandstone peaks, has long been celebrated for its captivating vistas. The view encompasses not only the breathtaking valleys but also the lush embrace of eucalyptus forests. And for those in need of refreshment or eager to take home a memento, the Echo Point Visitor Centre offers a range of amenities, including a gift shop and café. As the sun sets over this iconic site, it's a truly spectacular way to conclude a day exploring the wonders of the Blue Mountains.
Spot Kangaroos in the Wild
We head away from the heavily-worn tourist trail and look for kangaroos in the wild!
End Point
A seamless return transfer back to your original pickup point, or any customized inner-city drop-off location of your choice at the conclusion of the day.
Additional Information
- Infant seats unavailable
- Not suitable for pets
- Not recommended for people with heart conditions
- Bring comfortable walking shoes help, although many guests are surprised by how relaxed and flexible the day actually feels
- Please advise dietary requirements or preferences upon booking
- Bring Sunscreen and hat
- In warmer months, swimming in natural lagoons is possible, please bring a towel and swimming costumes
- Children should bring an extra set of shoes or clothes if playing in water and not swimming
- A compulsory booster seat is provided for children between the ages of 4-7. Please inform upon booking
- Advance Booking Required: 1 Day
- Minimum age of participants: 10
Plan B
What if it rains? A little rain can actually make the Australian bush even more beautiful. The waterfalls flow harder, the colours deepen, and the wildlife often becomes more active. If the weather isn’t ideal, I’ll adjust the plan so you still have a great day. Safety is always a priority, and you’ll be guided every step of the way.
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Blue Mountains Big Day Out: Wildlife & Wonders
Blue Mountains Big Day Out: Wildlife & Wonders
From $1,375.00 per group