



by FJ Tours Day Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$420This full-day bus tour from Sydney takes visitors to the Blue Mountains with several key stops along the way. The trip begins with a visit to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, where guests can see native Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, and various birds. Visitors have the chance to take photos with the animals, including a koala. Next, the tour continues to Echo Point in Katoomba, providing views of the Three Sisters rock formation. The guide explains Indigenous legends and the history connected to the site while guests enjoy views of the Jamison Valley and the distinctive blue haze over the mountains. Afterward, the group goes to Scenic World. Here, guests can walk along boardwalks through the rainforest canopy or take three included rides: the Scenic Railway, the Cableway, and the Skyway. The Cableway is a glass-floor cabin offering views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, and Mt Solitary. Seating is available in the cabin for those who prefer not to stand on the glass floor. The day concludes with a ferry cruise on the Parramatta River back to Sydney, either Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. This cruise avoids peak-hour traffic and shows views of some of Sydney’s waterfront properties and harbor landmarks. The tour includes national park fees, a driver/guide, live commentary, air conditioning on the bus, and hotel pickup from selected hotels. Lunch is not included and must be purchased independently in Leura Village.
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park
After meeting the guide at a selected hotel in Sydney’s CBD, the bus travels about 45 minutes to Featherdale Wildlife Park. This sanctuary is home to native Australian animals including kangaroos, koalas, and native birds. Visitors can take photos with a koala and get close to the animals for photo opportunities.
The Three Sisters
The next stop is Echo Point in Katoomba, where the Three Sisters rock formation can be seen. The guide shares Indigenous stories and the history of the formation. Guests also view the Jamison Valley and the blue haze over the mountains and have time for photos.
Scenic World Blue Mountains
Visitors then go to Scenic World, one of the Blue Mountains’ main attractions. Guests can walk along boardwalks through the rainforest canopy or take three rides included in the tour: the Scenic Railway, the Cableway, and the Skyway. The Cableway has a glass floor and offers views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, and Mt Solitary. Seating is available inside the cabin for those who prefer not to stand on the glass floor.
Parramatta River
The day finishes with a ferry cruise down the Parramatta River back to Sydney’s Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. The cruise avoids peak hour traffic and passes some of Sydney’s high-value waterfront properties, providing photo opportunities of the harbor and city skyline.
Pick up time 7.35am
End point
Tour finishes at 6.30pm, from there you will make your way back to your accommodation ( Own expense ).




by FJ Tours Day Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$420This full-day bus tour from Sydney takes visitors to the Blue Mountains with several key stops along the way. The trip begins with a visit to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, where guests can see native Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, and various birds. Visitors have the chance to take photos with the animals, including a koala. Next, the tour continues to Echo Point in Katoomba, providing views of the Three Sisters rock formation. The guide explains Indigenous legends and the history connected to the site while guests enjoy views of the Jamison Valley and the distinctive blue haze over the mountains. Afterward, the group goes to Scenic World. Here, guests can walk along boardwalks through the rainforest canopy or take three included rides: the Scenic Railway, the Cableway, and the Skyway. The Cableway is a glass-floor cabin offering views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, and Mt Solitary. Seating is available in the cabin for those who prefer not to stand on the glass floor. The day concludes with a ferry cruise on the Parramatta River back to Sydney, either Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. This cruise avoids peak-hour traffic and shows views of some of Sydney’s waterfront properties and harbor landmarks. The tour includes national park fees, a driver/guide, live commentary, air conditioning on the bus, and hotel pickup from selected hotels. Lunch is not included and must be purchased independently in Leura Village.
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park
After meeting the guide at a selected hotel in Sydney’s CBD, the bus travels about 45 minutes to Featherdale Wildlife Park. This sanctuary is home to native Australian animals including kangaroos, koalas, and native birds. Visitors can take photos with a koala and get close to the animals for photo opportunities.
The Three Sisters
The next stop is Echo Point in Katoomba, where the Three Sisters rock formation can be seen. The guide shares Indigenous stories and the history of the formation. Guests also view the Jamison Valley and the blue haze over the mountains and have time for photos.
Scenic World Blue Mountains
Visitors then go to Scenic World, one of the Blue Mountains’ main attractions. Guests can walk along boardwalks through the rainforest canopy or take three rides included in the tour: the Scenic Railway, the Cableway, and the Skyway. The Cableway has a glass floor and offers views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, and Mt Solitary. Seating is available inside the cabin for those who prefer not to stand on the glass floor.
Parramatta River
The day finishes with a ferry cruise down the Parramatta River back to Sydney’s Darling Harbour or Circular Quay. The cruise avoids peak hour traffic and passes some of Sydney’s high-value waterfront properties, providing photo opportunities of the harbor and city skyline.
Pick up time 7.35am
End point
Tour finishes at 6.30pm, from there you will make your way back to your accommodation ( Own expense ).