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    Blue Mountains Day Trip and River Cruise

    By: AAT Kings
    From US$170,50
    Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
    Highlights
    • Pack more into one day on an activity-filled trip to the Blue Mountains 
    • Stop at more sights and lookouts by traveling by bus rather than by train
    • Return to Sydney by boat for a different—and memorable—view of the harbor
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    Blue Mountains Day Trip and River Cruise
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    Blue Mountains Day Trip and River Cruise
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    Overview
    The UNESCO World Heritage–listed Blue Mountains are a must-see for anyone visiting Sydney. Eliminate the stress of organizing transportation and admission tickets on this hassle-free day trip. By traveling to the dazzling natural attraction by bus rather than train, you can stop at Featherdale Wildlife Park and Wentworth Falls along the way. Plus, a sightseeing cruise back to Sydney completes this extra-special experience.
    What to Expect

    Your day trip to the Blue Mountains begins with convenient pickup from your Sydney hotel. The first stop is the town of Leura, where you enjoy tea and browse the shops. Continue to the lookout at Echo Point for views of the Three Sisters, a famous and unusual rock formation surrounded by the scenic Blue Mountains.

    Then head to Scenic World Blue Mountains, where you can experience rides on the railway, skyway, and cable car—all of which provide different perspectives of Mt. Solitary, Katoomba Falls, and Jamison Valley. Following your visit to Scenic World, stop at Wentworth Falls for a 2-course lunch. 

    Continue on to Featherdale Wildlife Park, home to native species such as koalas and kangaroos, and then board a sightseeing cruise that returns you to Sydney in style. Pass iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, and conclude your tour in Circular Quay.

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    Reviewed 3 days ago via mobile
    Great option to visit the blue mountains

    We chose the excursion to visit the blue mountains with the option of using the skyway, railway and cableway, we loved it. In the afternoon we visited the featherdale wildlife park and then returned by ferry to Sydney. All recommendable. Our guide, Trys, was very...More

    Thank David C
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Day trip

    We caught the train from Central. 2 Hour trip. Nice and relaxing. As seniors if you get the opal card it is only $2.50 each for a return journey. We had a coffee first when we got there, as it was about 8 Degrees only....More

    Thank jplummer2016
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Amazing tour!

    Wonderful! Our tour guide made our trip. He anticipated congestion at the mountain, got us up there early- before the 35 buses that were scheduled to arrive!!! He took us to town for free time. The Wilderness park was incredible with all of the Walabys...More

    Thank drjmmoss
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Great day and awesome tour guide Trys.

    We went on the Blue Mountains and River Cruise (Small group tour) led by TRYS, our awesome tour guide. He gave us plenty of time to enjoy the Blue Mountains and was truly knowledgeable with the Sydney sights along the way. We truly enjoyed this...More

    1  Thank mariehwood
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile
    Scenic world was awesome but we don’t get much time there

    This tour was OK the bus driver and guide was nice enough but he was very patient with some people who constantly kept turning up late and we are supposed to be getting back on the bus. So much so that we had to leave...More

    Thank The_GR_Blade
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    Janet P
    9 May 2018|
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    Response from Jeroen B | Reviewed this property |
    Hi Janet P, We stayed in an AirBnB in Sydney. What we did is checked on the website of AAT Kings at which hotels the bus will stop for the Blue Mountain trip. If you click on the box 'find your hotel' a list of hotels pop... More
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