Blue Mountain Tours from Sydney

The Blue Mountains sit just 1.5 to 2.5 hours west of Sydney, close enough for a full day trip, far enough to feel like a genuine escape into World Heritage listed rainforest, sandstone cliffs and the famous Three Sisters. Whether you want wildlife included, a small private group, or a coach that does the driving while you take in the scenery, there's a Blue Mountains tour here for it. Here's what's currently running.

Blue Mountains Tour with Featherdale Wildlife Park Entry

The Blue Mountains Tour with Featherdale Wildlife Park starts with a hands on wildlife stop, handfeed a kangaroo, spot a koala, before a guided bushwalk to waterfalls, the Three Sisters and views across the Jamison Valley, all with national park entry fees included.

Blue Mountains Full Day Tour with Transfers

The Blue Mountains Full Day Tour with Transfers is a small private group experience with your own driver, tailored to your fitness level and interests, taking in waterfalls, scenic lookouts, a mountain village and a historic pub lunch along the way.

Blue Mountains Full Day Tour with Scenic World Pass

The Blue Mountains Full Day Tour with Scenic World Pass covers Leura Village, Echo Point and the Three Sisters by luxury coach, with a 3 attraction Scenic World ticket included and morning tea and snacks along the way.

Blue Mountains Scenic World Pass

The Blue Mountains Scenic World Pass is the pick if you're driving yourself, four rides in one ticket, the Skyway, Railway, Cableway and Walkway, taking you from cliff top views down into rainforest and back up in just over an hour.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Blue Mountains day tour from Sydney take?

Most full day tours run around 9 to 10.5 hours door to door, departing Sydney early morning and returning by early evening.

Which Blue Mountains tour is best for wildlife?

The Blue Mountains Tour with Featherdale Wildlife Park is the pick, with a stop to handfeed kangaroos and see koalas before the bushwalking begins.

Do I need my own transport to visit the Blue Mountains?

No, most tours include return transfers from Sydney, only the standalone Scenic World Pass requires you to make your own way to Katoomba.

What is the difference between a small group tour and a coach tour?

The Full Day Tour with Transfers is a private small group experience that can be tailored to your fitness level, while the Scenic World coach tour follows a set itinerary with a larger group.

What should I wear on a Blue Mountains bushwalking tour?

Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses, plus a jacket in the cooler months, since some tours involve genuine hiking terrain.

Local tip: if you'd rather skip the bushwalking and just enjoy the views, the Scenic World Pass and Scenic World coach tour keep things relaxed, while the Featherdale Wildlife and Full Day Tour with Transfers options suit those keen for a proper hike.

Sort your Blue Mountains tour above, whether that's wildlife included, a tailored small group day, a coach tour with Scenic World, or the Scenic World Pass on its own. All good days are waiting.