BLUE MOUNTAINS DAY TOURS FROM SYDNEY
VALUE PACKED TOUR TO THE BLUE MOUNTAINS

ONLY $94

Includes  Lunch, wildlife park,  and River Ferry Cruise,

Tour includes:
Entry to Featherdale Wildlife Park, Morning Tea, Boomerang Throwing, Free Miniature Koala, Lunch, National Park Entry Fees, River Ferry Cruise, Visit to Scenic World & Scenic Railway
(Note: Rides at your expense)

Blue Mountains Day Tours depart every 
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and Easter Sunday.
Other days and charter tours by arrangement.

Book early to avoid disappointment!

Your tour schedule includes the following:

1. COMPLIMENTARY HOTEL PICK UP departing at 7.45am to 8am approximately (Read more here)
2. MAXIMUM OF 18 PASSENGERS 
3. LUXURIOUS MINI COACH 18 seat luxury mini coaches. These fully carpeted coaches have modern aircraft-style seats with extended leg room, air conditioning and are fitted with a DVD player.
4. WATCH SHORT VIDEOS/DVDs  During your tour enjoy some on-board short videos/DVDs on Australia, the Blue Mountains and other interesting topics.
5. VISIT FEATHERDALE WILDLIFE PARK  See some of Australia's natural and unique wildlife in a relaxed bush setting. Bring your camera for some great personal photos. Cuddle up close to koalas, feed the kangaroos and wallabies, and see wombats, dingos , emus and much much more.  We have around one hour at this attraction. For more on this unique park go to see www.featherdale.com.au
6. GLENBROOK TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE On leaving Featherdale Wildlife Park we enter the Blue Mountains through Glenbrook, the gateway to this world heritage listed area.  We stop at the Tourist Information Centre for loads of info, postcards, souvenirs, maps, films etc.
7. MORNING TEA WITH AUSSIE ANZAC BISCUITS 
8. KINGS TABLELAND, A ROCKY CLIFF LOOKOUT Gaze in wonder down into the Jamison Valley, home to the dinosaurs some 110 million years ago. This amazing outcrop gives an eagle eye view of this vast canyon. A great photo stop!
9. ABORIGINALS and their history, culture and habitat is explained by your professional tour guide. We visit an area where there are rock markings and spear sharpening.
10. WENTWORTH FALLS AND KATOOMBA FALLS The waterfalls in the Blue Mountains are at their best after rain. Wentworth Falls in particular can be a cascading current of water soon after heavy rain. Australia has been in a severe drought for the past 4 years and this has adversely affected the flow over the waterfalls. 
11. BOOMERANGS Learn to throw a returning Boomerang as used for thousands of years by aboriginals in hunting and ceremonial gatherings.
12. THE THREE SISTERS One of the highlights of our tour! View The Three Sisters from Echo Point.  Hear the old aboriginal folk story of their creation and the legend of The Three Sisters from the dream time.
13. SPECIAL PRE-LUNCH WINE TASTING Why not try some some local wines from the Blue Mountains and Mudgee wine growing areas? There is also the opportunity to try some fudge and chocolates as well.
14. LUNCH is in a modern restaurant situated on the cliff top at Echo Point. Vegetarian meals are available.  
15. SCENIC RAILWAY After lunch, we travel to Scenic World which is the home of the cable car rides, together with the scenic railway. This is the steepest railway in the world. There are 3 rides to choose from. There is the Skyway which crosses the Katoomba Falls, and the Flyway which goes from the top of the cliff down to the Jamieson Valley near the old coal mine. Each ride costs $8 per person one way. Family tickets available. All rides are at your own expense.
16. BUSHFIRE DAMAGE AT GOVETTS LEAP This spectacular clifftop lookout at Blackheath was ravaged by bushfires in December 2006. You will see firsthand the damage and the amazing regrowth of the eucalyptus forest.
17. OLYMPIC PARK, HOME TO THE 2000 OLYMPICS  On our return from the Blue Mountains we stop at the Olympic Village to see how this unique sporting venue is still very much alive.
18. RIVER FERRY A highlight to the end of your day tour is this Sunset River Cruise on the River Ferry back to the city. This sleek river ferry takes 35 minutes.  You cruise under the Harbour Bridge past the Sydney Opera House to Circular Quay. Tour finishes at 6.00pm at Circular Quay.