Itinerary

• Up Close with Aussie Wildlife: Featherdale Wildlife Park (Optional)

  We begin our adventure with an optional visit to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, home to over 2,000 Australian native animals. This incredible sanctuary passionately protects over 60 threatened native species to help secure their future. Here, you can get up close with wombats, hand-feed gentle wallabies, or capture a beautiful photo alongside a koala. (Exclusive Upgrades: Private premium encounters, such as feeding the penguins or an intimate koala experience, can be custom-booked in advance for an additional cost.)

• The Breathtaking Edge at Lincoln’s Rock

  Next, we head to one of my absolute favorite lookouts in the entire Blue Mountains National Park. A short, gentle walk along a rustic, unsealed track rewards us with an unforgettable reward: standing atop a spectacular, sweeping cliffside that offers some of the most dramatic and pristine wilderness views in the region.

• The Legend of the Three Sisters & Echo Point

  We journey to the famous Echo Point to discover the ancient, sacred Aboriginal legends surrounding the world-renowned Three Sisters rock formation. With the endless expanse of the majestic Jamison Valley opening up before you, this serves as the ultimate, picture-perfect backdrop for photos that will last a lifetime.

• The Picture-Perfect Heritage Village of Leura

  We take a relaxing break in Leura, arguably the prettiest and most charming village in the Blue Mountains. This town is resplendent with character-filled heritage homes, glorious cool-climate gardens, and a National Trust-classified town center beautifully lined with cherry blossom trees. While exploring, we won’t miss a visit to the local Woodencraft shop—one of my absolute favorite hidden gems in the village.

• Ride the Rainforest at Scenic World (Optional)

  For the thrill-seekers and nature lovers, we offer an optional stop at Scenic World Blue Mountains. Step back in time to explore an old coal mine, or jump aboard the famous Scenic Railway - the world’s steepest passenger train - as it thrillingly descends a 52-degree incline 310 meters down into the forest floor. At the base, you can wander a beautiful web of boardwalks through the Jamison Valley rainforest before returning to the top via the train or the spectacular 545-meter Scenic Cableway. (Optional entry tickets at guest's own expense)

• The Grand Finale: Govetts Leap Lookout

  We conclude our mountain expedition at the iconic and fully accessible Govetts Leap lookout. Prepare to be awed by some of the most magnificent vistas in Australia, featuring soaring sandstone escarpments, sheer cliff walls, the deep, rugged canyons of the Grose Valley, and majestic waterfalls tumbling into the wilderness below.