Intimate Blue Mountains Small-Group Tour for Nature Lovers with Wild Kangaroos and Sunset
by FeelGood! Nature Tours
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✓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.
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This intimate Blue Mountains day trip lasts between eight and ten hours and is designed for nature lovers seeking a small-group experience with no more than ten guests. The tour begins with about two hours of guided walks through ancient rainforests featuring giant tree ferns, towering eucalyptus groves, and crystal-clear mountain streams. Participants will observe native wildlife, including wild kangaroos in their natural habitat, away from zoos and crowds. The group then travels to Sublime Point, where they enjoy a traditional Australian picnic lunch in the shade of eucalyptus trees while overlooking sandstone plateaux and expansive valleys. Next, the tour visits Wentworth Falls, which plunges nearly two hundred meters into the Jamison Valley. The route continues through the quiet, tree-lined streets of Leura Village before reaching Cliff Drive, which follows the canyon rim with views of the Kedumba Valley. A short walk leads to a secluded lookout over the Three Sisters rock formation and Katoomba Falls. Another walk across a wildflower-covered plateau with sculpted sandstone outcrops brings guests to a remote rock platform offering a three hundred degree view of the Kedumba Valley. At Govetts Leap, the group visits a lookout overlooking Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls, followed by a walk along the Pulpit Track through a rainforest gully with billabongs and tree ferns to an isolated viewpoint. The tour then crosses Blackheath Plateau to Anvil Rock lookout, which provides views of the Grose Valley’s sandstone walls and the nearby Wind Eroded Cave rock formation. Next is Coachwood Glen, a canyon area with giant tree ferns and cascading streams descending into the Megalong Valley. In the afternoon, guests will spot mobs of wild kangaroos against sandstone escarpments and farmland fringed with eucalyptus forest. The day continues with a sunset walk on a wildflower-covered plateau with sculpted rock formations, away from main tourist areas. The final stop is Echo Point, the best-known lookout for viewing the Three Sisters and the Jamison Valley. At sunset, large flocks of Sulphur Crested White Cockatoos return to roost in the valley, flying dramatically around the cliffs. Lunch and snacks are included, but bottled water is not. The tour involves walking on uneven trails and ascending or descending up to one hundred meters of steps, so it is not recommended for people with serious medical or mobility issues. A local guide with over forty years of experience leads the tour at a relaxed pace.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Blue Mountains Wilderness Walks
Spend about two hours walking through some of the best natural areas of the Blue Mountains. Walks include rainforest with giant tree ferns unchanged since dinosaur times, groves of tall eucalyptus trees accompanied by birdsong, and crystal-clear mountain streams flowing through rainforest canyons with waterfalls. Visitors will see ancient sandstone cliffs covered in mosses, ferns, and wildflowers. Native Australian animals can be spotted in their natural environment.
120 min
Sublime Point Lookout and Picnic Lunch
At Sublime Point, one of the most impressive Blue Mountains lookouts, guests view a vast canyon filled with sandstone plateaux, escarpments, eucalyptus forests, wildflowers, and Gondwanan rainforest. During warmer months, a picnic lunch is served here in the shade of eucalyptus trees.
40 min
Wentworth Falls
Visit Wentworth Falls, the largest waterfall in the greater Blue Mountains area. It plunges nearly 200 meters down to the Jamison Valley.
60 min
Leura Village Scenic Drive
Travel along the quiet, tree-lined back streets of Leura Village, featuring colorful gardens and historic buildings. The route continues on Cliff Drive, which follows the canyon rim through patches of rainforest with views down to the Kedumba Valley.
15 min
Three Sisters Rainforest Lookout
Descend through a rainforest-filled canyon to a peaceful lookout with views of the Three Sisters rock formation and Katoomba Falls.
45 min
Remote Wildflower Plateau Lookout
A short walk across a windswept plateau covered in wildflowers and sandstone formations leads to a remote rock platform. From here, there is a 300-degree view of the canyon walls of the Kedumba Valley.
30 min
Govetts Leap and Pulpit Track
At Govetts Leap, view a large eucalyptus-filled canyon with Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls dropping into the Grose Valley. Follow the Pulpit Track to an isolated lookout with views of the twin waterfalls and rainforest-covered canyon walls. Along the way, cross a rainforest gully with billabongs and tree ferns.
60 min
Anvil Rock Lookout and Wind Eroded Cave
Drive across Blackheath Plateau, noted for wildflowers, stunted eucalyptus trees, and wind-shaped rock formations. At Anvil Rock lookout, see expansive views of the Grose Valley's sandstone walls, also called the "Green Grand Canyon." Nearby is the Wind Eroded Cave, a sandstone rock face sculpted by wind over a long period.
45 min
Coachwood Glen Rainforest Walk
Explore Coachwood Glen, a section of ancient Gondwanan rainforest in a narrow canyon descending to the Megalong Valley floor. Wander among giant tree ferns, moss gardens, and cascading streams.
30 min
Wild Kangaroo Viewing
Observe groups of wild kangaroos with sandstone escarpments and farmland edged by eucalyptus forest in the background.
60 min
Sunset Walk on Wildflower Plateau
Walk on a plateau covered in wildflowers and shaped rock formations as the late afternoon light illuminates sandstone escarpments. This quiet location offers a sunset view away from crowds.
45 min
Echo Point Lookout
The final stop is Echo Point, the most famous Blue Mountains lookout. It provides a close-up view of the Three Sisters rock formation and a 270-degree view of the Jamison Valley. At sunset, large flocks of Sulphur Crested White Cockatoos descend to roost in the valley, flying dramatically around the cliffs.
20 min
Meeting point
https://maps.app.goo.gl/CR8uWNqzgDT6ssdJA Please meet on the driveway at the entrance to the hotel. I will be holding a placard that says "FeelGood! Nature Tours".
End point
Please choose this drop off location if you are staying in the central Sydney downtown, Town Hall or Hyde Park areas. It is also conveniently located to access the eastern suburbs (Kings Cross, Potts Point, Paddington & Bondi) areas.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Intimate Blue Mountains Small-Group Tour for Nature Lovers with Wild Kangaroos and Sunset
by FeelGood! Nature Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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$430Overview
This intimate Blue Mountains day trip lasts between eight and ten hours and is designed for nature lovers seeking a small-group experience with no more than ten guests. The tour begins with about two hours of guided walks through ancient rainforests featuring giant tree ferns, towering eucalyptus groves, and crystal-clear mountain streams. Participants will observe native wildlife, including wild kangaroos in their natural habitat, away from zoos and crowds. The group then travels to Sublime Point, where they enjoy a traditional Australian picnic lunch in the shade of eucalyptus trees while overlooking sandstone plateaux and expansive valleys. Next, the tour visits Wentworth Falls, which plunges nearly two hundred meters into the Jamison Valley. The route continues through the quiet, tree-lined streets of Leura Village before reaching Cliff Drive, which follows the canyon rim with views of the Kedumba Valley. A short walk leads to a secluded lookout over the Three Sisters rock formation and Katoomba Falls. Another walk across a wildflower-covered plateau with sculpted sandstone outcrops brings guests to a remote rock platform offering a three hundred degree view of the Kedumba Valley. At Govetts Leap, the group visits a lookout overlooking Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls, followed by a walk along the Pulpit Track through a rainforest gully with billabongs and tree ferns to an isolated viewpoint. The tour then crosses Blackheath Plateau to Anvil Rock lookout, which provides views of the Grose Valley’s sandstone walls and the nearby Wind Eroded Cave rock formation. Next is Coachwood Glen, a canyon area with giant tree ferns and cascading streams descending into the Megalong Valley. In the afternoon, guests will spot mobs of wild kangaroos against sandstone escarpments and farmland fringed with eucalyptus forest. The day continues with a sunset walk on a wildflower-covered plateau with sculpted rock formations, away from main tourist areas. The final stop is Echo Point, the best-known lookout for viewing the Three Sisters and the Jamison Valley. At sunset, large flocks of Sulphur Crested White Cockatoos return to roost in the valley, flying dramatically around the cliffs. Lunch and snacks are included, but bottled water is not. The tour involves walking on uneven trails and ascending or descending up to one hundred meters of steps, so it is not recommended for people with serious medical or mobility issues. A local guide with over forty years of experience leads the tour at a relaxed pace.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Blue Mountains Wilderness Walks
Spend about two hours walking through some of the best natural areas of the Blue Mountains. Walks include rainforest with giant tree ferns unchanged since dinosaur times, groves of tall eucalyptus trees accompanied by birdsong, and crystal-clear mountain streams flowing through rainforest canyons with waterfalls. Visitors will see ancient sandstone cliffs covered in mosses, ferns, and wildflowers. Native Australian animals can be spotted in their natural environment.
120 min
Sublime Point Lookout and Picnic Lunch
At Sublime Point, one of the most impressive Blue Mountains lookouts, guests view a vast canyon filled with sandstone plateaux, escarpments, eucalyptus forests, wildflowers, and Gondwanan rainforest. During warmer months, a picnic lunch is served here in the shade of eucalyptus trees.
40 min
Wentworth Falls
Visit Wentworth Falls, the largest waterfall in the greater Blue Mountains area. It plunges nearly 200 meters down to the Jamison Valley.
60 min
Leura Village Scenic Drive
Travel along the quiet, tree-lined back streets of Leura Village, featuring colorful gardens and historic buildings. The route continues on Cliff Drive, which follows the canyon rim through patches of rainforest with views down to the Kedumba Valley.
15 min
Three Sisters Rainforest Lookout
Descend through a rainforest-filled canyon to a peaceful lookout with views of the Three Sisters rock formation and Katoomba Falls.
45 min
Remote Wildflower Plateau Lookout
A short walk across a windswept plateau covered in wildflowers and sandstone formations leads to a remote rock platform. From here, there is a 300-degree view of the canyon walls of the Kedumba Valley.
30 min
Govetts Leap and Pulpit Track
At Govetts Leap, view a large eucalyptus-filled canyon with Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls dropping into the Grose Valley. Follow the Pulpit Track to an isolated lookout with views of the twin waterfalls and rainforest-covered canyon walls. Along the way, cross a rainforest gully with billabongs and tree ferns.
60 min
Anvil Rock Lookout and Wind Eroded Cave
Drive across Blackheath Plateau, noted for wildflowers, stunted eucalyptus trees, and wind-shaped rock formations. At Anvil Rock lookout, see expansive views of the Grose Valley's sandstone walls, also called the "Green Grand Canyon." Nearby is the Wind Eroded Cave, a sandstone rock face sculpted by wind over a long period.
45 min
Coachwood Glen Rainforest Walk
Explore Coachwood Glen, a section of ancient Gondwanan rainforest in a narrow canyon descending to the Megalong Valley floor. Wander among giant tree ferns, moss gardens, and cascading streams.
30 min
Wild Kangaroo Viewing
Observe groups of wild kangaroos with sandstone escarpments and farmland edged by eucalyptus forest in the background.
60 min
Sunset Walk on Wildflower Plateau
Walk on a plateau covered in wildflowers and shaped rock formations as the late afternoon light illuminates sandstone escarpments. This quiet location offers a sunset view away from crowds.
45 min
Echo Point Lookout
The final stop is Echo Point, the most famous Blue Mountains lookout. It provides a close-up view of the Three Sisters rock formation and a 270-degree view of the Jamison Valley. At sunset, large flocks of Sulphur Crested White Cockatoos descend to roost in the valley, flying dramatically around the cliffs.
20 min
Meeting point
https://maps.app.goo.gl/CR8uWNqzgDT6ssdJA Please meet on the driveway at the entrance to the hotel. I will be holding a placard that says "FeelGood! Nature Tours".
End point
Please choose this drop off location if you are staying in the central Sydney downtown, Town Hall or Hyde Park areas. It is also conveniently located to access the eastern suburbs (Kings Cross, Potts Point, Paddington & Bondi) areas.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.