from $161.00

Tour style – Active & Adrenaline, Trekking/Hiking, Wildlife & Nature, Chill out & Beach

2 days

Get back to nature on this two day tour of the stunning Blue Mountains! Stand in awe of the incredible views from places like Kings Tableland and Evans look out, take in the majestic sight of rushing Wentworth and Katoomba Falls, and ride up the world’s steepest inclined railway. You’ll traipse around lush rainforest, explore the charming village of Leura and learn all about Aboriginal history. It’ll be the busiest, but most worthwhile, two day trip of your life! Don’t think, just book.
NB This is a day trip to/from the blue mountains and not all passengers will over night in the blue mountains

  • Day 1 Blue Mountains

    It’s a busy day today! Head over to Kings Tableland or Evans lookout for breathtaking views, hike from Pleasant Bushwalk to Wentworth Falls, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the Blue Mountains, and explore the picturesque village of Leura. Nearby beautiful Katoomba is the fascinating Three Sisters rock formation, one of the Blue Mountains’ most incredible landmark, an unusual rock formation representing three sisters who were turned to stone according to Aboriginal legend. Next, ride the world’s steepest inclined railway to the floor of the canyon and walk around a lush rainforest. Fit in a visit to an Aboriginal site to learn about rock engravings then head back to your hostel – you’ll be ready to sleep.

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  • Day 2 Blue Mountains

    It’s a busy day today! Head over to Kings Tableland or Evans lookout for breathtaking views, hike from Pleasant Bushwalk to Wentworth Falls, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the Blue Mountains, and explore the picturesque village of Leura. Nearby beautiful Katoomba is the fascinating Three Sisters rock formation, one of the Blue Mountains’ most incredible landmark, an unusual rock formation representing three sisters who were turned to stone according to Aboriginal legend. Next, ride the world’s steepest inclined railway to the floor of the canyon and walk around a lush rainforest. Fit in a visit to an Aboriginal site to learn about rock engravings then head to your hostel – you’ll be ready to sleep.

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