



by AEA Luxury 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$612This small-group wildlife tour from Sydney lasts about 10 hours and travels a full loop through the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. The tour uses a luxury air-conditioned vehicle with leather reclining seats and carries no more than 14 people. You start with a visit to Calmsley Hill City Farm, Sydney's oldest working farm, where you have morning tea and can see native animals including koalas, wombats, emus, and kangaroos. There is an opportunity to take photos and feed some of the animals. Next, the tour heads into the Blue Mountains National Park to visit several lookouts that are less crowded and accessible only by small buses. These include canyons, valleys, and unusual rock formations, with some stops offering short walks. You then stop at a viewpoint for the Three Sisters rock formation, where the guide explains its Aboriginal legend. If you choose the lunch option, you have a two-course meal with one non-alcoholic drink at the Boilerhouse Restaurant, which has floor-to-ceiling windows and views over the Megalong Valley. The menu changes seasonally and includes options for various diets. If lunch is not selected, there is a small cafe nearby where you can buy food at your own cost. After lunch, the tour visits a lookout featuring a waterfall that drops 180 meters into the valley below. On the return trip, the group stops at Australia's highest botanical gardens, where you can walk among cool climate plants from Australia and around the world. Time permitting, the tour will also visit a remote lookout before heading back. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available from selected hotels. A driver/guide provides live commentary throughout the day.
Calmsley Hill City Farm
Visit Sydney's oldest working farm where you have morning tea and can meet animals such as koalas, wombats, emus, and kangaroos. You can take photos and feed some of the animals. The farm also has many other animals across the property.
60 min
Blue Mountains National Park Lookouts
Travel through the park visiting several less crowded lookouts featuring canyons, valleys, and unusual rock formations. The small luxury buses can access locations not open to larger vehicles. Some stops include options for short walks.
120 min
Three Sisters Viewpoint
Stop at a vantage point accessible only to small tour buses to see the Three Sisters rock formation. The guide shares the Aboriginal story explaining the name and significance of the rocks.
15 min
Lunch at Boilerhouse Restaurant or Cafe
If lunch is selected, enjoy a two-course meal with one non-alcoholic beverage at Boilerhouse Restaurant, which overlooks the Megalong Valley with floor-to-ceiling windows. The menu varies seasonally and offers options for most diets. If lunch is not included, a small cafe is available nearby to purchase food.
60 min
Waterfall Lookout
Visit a lookout where a waterfall drops 180 meters to the valley floor below, offering a notable natural feature in the area.
20 min
Botanical Gardens and Remote Lookout
On the return to Sydney, stop at Australia's highest botanical gardens to walk among cool climate species from Australia and abroad. Time permitting, the tour also visits a remote lookout before heading back.
30 min




by AEA Luxury 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$612This small-group wildlife tour from Sydney lasts about 10 hours and travels a full loop through the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. The tour uses a luxury air-conditioned vehicle with leather reclining seats and carries no more than 14 people. You start with a visit to Calmsley Hill City Farm, Sydney's oldest working farm, where you have morning tea and can see native animals including koalas, wombats, emus, and kangaroos. There is an opportunity to take photos and feed some of the animals. Next, the tour heads into the Blue Mountains National Park to visit several lookouts that are less crowded and accessible only by small buses. These include canyons, valleys, and unusual rock formations, with some stops offering short walks. You then stop at a viewpoint for the Three Sisters rock formation, where the guide explains its Aboriginal legend. If you choose the lunch option, you have a two-course meal with one non-alcoholic drink at the Boilerhouse Restaurant, which has floor-to-ceiling windows and views over the Megalong Valley. The menu changes seasonally and includes options for various diets. If lunch is not selected, there is a small cafe nearby where you can buy food at your own cost. After lunch, the tour visits a lookout featuring a waterfall that drops 180 meters into the valley below. On the return trip, the group stops at Australia's highest botanical gardens, where you can walk among cool climate plants from Australia and around the world. Time permitting, the tour will also visit a remote lookout before heading back. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available from selected hotels. A driver/guide provides live commentary throughout the day.
Calmsley Hill City Farm
Visit Sydney's oldest working farm where you have morning tea and can meet animals such as koalas, wombats, emus, and kangaroos. You can take photos and feed some of the animals. The farm also has many other animals across the property.
60 min
Blue Mountains National Park Lookouts
Travel through the park visiting several less crowded lookouts featuring canyons, valleys, and unusual rock formations. The small luxury buses can access locations not open to larger vehicles. Some stops include options for short walks.
120 min
Three Sisters Viewpoint
Stop at a vantage point accessible only to small tour buses to see the Three Sisters rock formation. The guide shares the Aboriginal story explaining the name and significance of the rocks.
15 min
Lunch at Boilerhouse Restaurant or Cafe
If lunch is selected, enjoy a two-course meal with one non-alcoholic beverage at Boilerhouse Restaurant, which overlooks the Megalong Valley with floor-to-ceiling windows. The menu varies seasonally and offers options for most diets. If lunch is not included, a small cafe is available nearby to purchase food.
60 min
Waterfall Lookout
Visit a lookout where a waterfall drops 180 meters to the valley floor below, offering a notable natural feature in the area.
20 min
Botanical Gardens and Remote Lookout
On the return to Sydney, stop at Australia's highest botanical gardens to walk among cool climate species from Australia and abroad. Time permitting, the tour also visits a remote lookout before heading back.
30 min