



by Anderson's Tours
The tour begins with an early morning departure from Sydney, heading west to the Blue Mountains while the guide provides commentary on Sydney's landmarks. The first stop is Echo Point Lookout to see the Three Sisters rock formation and hear about its Aboriginal significance. Next, travelers spend about an hour and a half at Scenic World, riding the Scenic Railway, Skyway, and Cableway, followed by a guided walk through the rainforest boardwalk. After Scenic World, the group takes a short walk to Katoomba Cascades to view waterfalls and native bushland, weather permitting. Then there is a lunch break at a local restaurant in Katoomba; guests who selected the All-Inclusive option receive a one-course lunch with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices. Those on the No Lunch option have free time to purchase their own meal. The tour continues with a two-hour exploration of Blue Mountains National Park led by a licensed Eco Pass operator who accesses lookouts reserved for small groups. Following this, guests visit either Featherdale Wildlife Park or Sydney Zoo to see koalas, kangaroos, and other native animals. All-Inclusive guests choose their wildlife park at least 24 hours before departure; No Lunch guests visit Sydney Zoo. On the return journey, the group passes Sydney Olympic Park before boarding a ferry on the Parramatta River. The ferry ride lasts about 30 minutes, traveling into Sydney Harbour and going under the Harbour Bridge. The tour ends at Circular Quay Wharf around 5pm, where travelers can access local transport and attractions.
Sydney
The tour starts with an early departure from Sydney, traveling west toward the Blue Mountains. The guide provides commentary on some of Sydney’s well-known landmarks during the approximately 90-minute drive.
90 min
Echo Point Lookout (Three Sisters)
At Echo Point, guests spend 30 minutes viewing the Three Sisters rock formation and the Jamison Valley. The guide explains the Aboriginal stories and cultural significance of this landmark.
30 min
Scenic World Blue Mountains
Visitors spend 90 minutes at Scenic World riding the Scenic Railway, Skyway, and Cableway. They also take a guided walk along the rainforest boardwalk led by a local expert.
90 min
Katoomba Cascades
A brief 20-minute walk leads to Katoomba Cascades, where waterfalls run through the Blue Mountains bushland. Guests enjoy valley views and fresh air. Visits depend on weather and operator discretion on the day.
20 min
Katoomba
There is a 40-minute lunch break at a local restaurant in Katoomba. The All-Inclusive option includes a one-course lunch with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. No Lunch guests have free time to buy their own meal.
40 min
Blue Mountains National Park
For two hours, the group explores Blue Mountains National Park with a licensed Eco Pass operator. The guide accesses lookouts available only to small groups within the World Heritage-listed area.
120 min
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park
Guests visit either Featherdale Wildlife Park or Sydney Zoo for about one hour to see koalas, kangaroos, and other native animals. All-Inclusive guests choose their park at least 24 hours before departure; No Lunch guests visit Sydney Zoo.
60 min
Sydney Olympic Park
The tour passes Sydney Olympic Park, the venue for the 2000 Olympic Games, on the way to the Parramatta River ferry.
Parramatta River
Guests board a ferry for a 30-minute cruise along the Parramatta River into Sydney Harbour, passing under the Sydney Harbour Bridge while avoiding traffic.
30 min
Circular Quay
The tour ends at Circular Quay Wharf around 5pm, providing access to public transport, restaurants, and other Sydney attractions.
1 min
7:05am - Back entrance of Four Seasons, The Rocks. Please arrive at 7am to meet guide . Outside level 3 of the hotel. a short walk from Circular Quay & Wynyard. Great if you are staying in the Rocks , Circular Quay area or over at Manly. Is a short 5 minutes walk international Cruise Terminal
End point
At approx 5:00pm