The Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed region west of Sydney, is famed for its dramatic cliffs, eucalyptus forests, and rich Aboriginal heritage. With breathtaking scenery, hidden valleys, and scenic lookouts, it’s a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers. 

Departing the city, our first stop is Calmsley Hill, a working farm home to kangaroos, emus, wombats, and koalas. With exclusive early entry, guests can enjoy close-up wildlife encounters, photo opportunities, and morning tea. 

Next, we journey to Blue Mountains National Park, where vast sandstone cliffs, deep ravines, and eucalyptus forests create stunning views. Your guide will lead you to remote lookouts and share insights into the area’s history, flora, and fauna. At Jamison Valley, enjoy sweeping vistas away from the crowds. 

At Eaglehawk Lookout, take in the iconic Three Sisters rock formation as your guide shares its legends. Lunch is at the Boilerhouse Café in the historic Hydro Majestic Hotel, overlooking Megalong Valley. The day ends with visits to Govetts Leap, known for its dramatic waterfall, and the serene Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens, before returning to the city. 

Date: Monday 18 August 

Time: 7:30am – 5:00pm 

Meeting Point: ICC Sydney 

Minimum Numbers: 14 

Maximum Numbers: 65 

Includes:

•           Expert guide and transport 

•           Admission to Calmsley Hill Farm with morning tea 

•           Two course lunch and one beverage (beer, wine or soft drink) 

•           National Park fees and bottled water.

More details can be found in the tour brochure. 

Please note: accommodation and any additional beverages not included above will be the responsibility of the attendee. 

Terms and Conditions apply.