Blue Mountains

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★ 4.9 (6K+ reviews) • 123K+ booked
Located in New South Wales, the Blue Mountains is a must-visit spot near Sydney! Known for its stunning sheer sandstone cliffs covered in native bush, this place is a true gem. Surrounded by hills and gum trees, the Blue Mountains National Park is a paradise for nature lovers. Explore charming mountain ranges, towns, ancient rock art, and the famous Scenic World and Grand Cliff Top Walk. Hike the trails through green valleys and rocky cliffs for incredible views. By night, go glowworm spotting or pamper yourself at a luxury retreat. Whether it's cloudy or bathed in gold at sunset, the Blue Mountains will leave you in awe.
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Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia

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Blue Mountains Scenic World Ticket

Blue Mountains Scenic World Ticket

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Blue Mountains Day Tours

Blue Mountains Day Tours

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All-Inclusive Blue Mountains Cruise & Tour with Lunch

All-Inclusive Blue Mountains Cruise & Tour with Lunch

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Ultimate Blue Mountain Day Tour

Ultimate Blue Mountain Day Tour

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Blue Mountains Sunset Tour

Blue Mountains Sunset Tour

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Sydney Blue Mountains One Day Tour and Photo with Koala

Sydney Blue Mountains One Day Tour and Photo with Koala

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Blue Mountain One-Day Tour with Chinese Guide

Blue Mountain One-Day Tour with Chinese Guide

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Blue Mountains Stargazing

Blue Mountains Stargazing

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Blue Mountains Day Trip from Sydney Including River Cruise

Blue Mountains Day Trip from Sydney Including River Cruise

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Blue Mountain Sunset & Stargazing Tour (Korean guide)
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Blue Mountains and Zoo Day Tour with Chinese Speaking Guide

Blue Mountains and Zoo Day Tour with Chinese Speaking Guide

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Blue Mountains Adventure Day Tour

Blue Mountains Adventure Day Tour

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Aizhen **
2 days ago
really awesome and value for money tour! company is from Melbourne moving into Sydney market and current package includes a lot of things, from all attraction tickets, lunch, photo with koala, ferry ticket. guide is awesome who provided a lot of info about Australia. highly recommended! 🤩
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Regan *******
2 days ago
it was fun! like riding a roller coaster with no seatbelts on! the view and treking is amazing and the environment is quiet.
Rexseungjoo ***
2 days ago
I was able to enjoy more beautiful scenery and landscapes than I expected at several points where I could enjoy the zoo and the Blue Mountains. It was nice to hear the friendly explanations and small details of Australian life from the Korean guide. I will see you again next time.
YISIN ****
3 days ago
The itinerary is very rich. The tour guide Ray is very kind and professional. He introduces Sydney's attractions and history along the way. He is also very humorous and will also share local delicacies. I highly recommend this itinerary.
Grace ****
3 days ago
Ben,the driver plus guide, did a wonderful job. It is ok if you dont have breakfast as he would stop by a town to give you 30 mins for a quicj breakfaat. Sandwish lunch is provided as part of the package (vegetarian and other request like allergy can be accomodated). Most stops were easy - dropped off at the lookout points or walk a few minutes for pictures. The real challenge is for the Wentworth water fall; especially the steep descend which includes 400ish steps and the steep way back from the actual water fall. Fret not though as this part is optional. You can just chill at the lookout point and wait for the rest who opt to descend and to come back after 45 mins. Try to stay close with the guide as he will tell you stories and personal experiences about blue mountain. A highly recommended trip!
li ****
3 days ago
Excellent, fast deal, voucher is received immediately. Great experience for check in. Spectacular view.
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3 days ago
easy to redeem. you’ll save more if you buy this pass. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Yan *
4 days ago
Very convenient entry to the park after u pre paid in Klook! Just scan QR and go :)

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FAQs about Blue Mountains

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What to do in the Blue Mountains

The Three Sisters

The Three Sisters, the Blue Mountains' most stunning landmark, captivates visitors at Echo Point Katoomba. Just 2.5 kilometers from the Great Western Highway, this iconic spot draws millions yearly. Named after the 'Meehni', 'Wimlah', and 'Gunnedoo' tribe members, the rock formation symbolizes three sisters from an Aboriginal legend, turned to stone. The Three Sisters' beauty shifts with sunlight and seasons, showcasing magnificent colors. Lit up until 11 pm against the night sky, you can enjoy the breathtaking view.

Scenic World

Less than a two-hour drive from Sydney, Scenic World gives you a top-notch nature experience in the UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains. It's the world's steepest railway; you can soar through the air on the Scenic Skyway and Cableway, as well as wander through the Walkway's temperate rainforest.

Katoomba Falls

Located along the stunning Scenic Drive, just two kilometers from the Blue Mountains shopping center, Katoomba Falls is a picture-perfect spot frequented by photographers from around the country. A 45-minute walk along the trail offers a breathtaking view of the falls and connects to Echo Point, where you can catch sight of the Three Sisters in the distance. Don't forget to explore Katoomba town during your visit! As the main hub in the Blue Mountains, it offers fresh mountain air, unique village shopping, and a heritage trail waiting to be discovered.

Jamison Valley

Visit Jamison Valley, part of the Coxs River system and located in the Blue Mountains. Just 100km from Sydney and a few kilometers from Katoomba, you can enjoy breathtaking views, rich history, and plenty of tourist attractions and activities, including mountain biking, hiking, camping, and abseiling.

Mount Solitary

Trek over Mount Solitary in Blue Mountains National Park, starting from Katoomba. Enjoy scenic views, historic sites, and camping. The hike includes a challenging yet rewarding climb to the summit, offering sensational views and peaceful forest stretches.

Tips for Your Blue Mountains Visit

When is the best time to visit the Blue Mountains?

Late spring, from October to November, offers warm, dry weather perfect for bushwalking in the Blue Mountains. Late autumn, around May, and the winter months also provide great bushwalking conditions. Make sure to explore the Blue Mountains' stunning cool-climate gardens, showcasing vibrant foliage in autumn and blooming flowers in spring.

How to get to the Blue Mountains from Sydney?

Getting to the Blue Mountains from Sydney is easy and convenient. You can reach the Blue Mountains by train, car, or bus. The most popular and scenic option is by train. Simply catch a train from Sydney's Central Station to Katoomba, which is a direct route taking around two hours. If you prefer driving, take the Great Western Highway from Sydney, and you'll arrive in about 90 minutes, depending on traffic. Additionally, there are several bus services available that offer trips from Sydney to the Blue Mountains, providing another comfortable transportation option for visitors.

How many days do you need in the Blue Mountains?

If you have a little extra time to spare in the Blue Mountains, extending your stay for two days or more allows for a deeper exploration of the national park and its unique attractions. This extended stay offers a more comprehensive experience of the local area, allowing you to fully take in the peaceful surroundings.