Travel in your own private luxury vehicle from Sydney to the Blue Mountains with your own knowledagble and friendly guide. This flexible itinerary is all about apprectiating nature and escaping the busy tourist trail and traps of the Blue Mountains. Experiencng it via the road less travllled to breathtaking isolated vantage points. Enjoy spectacular walks to waterfalls at a pace, length and difficulty to suit your groups preferences. Visit charming mountain villages, indulge in great local food, and enjoy the opportunity to view in the wild some of Australia’s most iconic animals like the kangaroo.

Visit Echo Point, the most iconic landmark in the Blue Mountains. Here you will enjoy splendid views of the amazing Jamieson Valley and the Three Sisters. This unique and magical towering rock formation is a wondrous site that sits proudly overlooking the Jamieson Valley. Revel in the Aboriginal Dreamtime stories about this location and the "Three Sisters" themselves.

unique and magical towering rock formation is a wondrous site that sits proudly overlooking the Jamieson Valley. Revel in the Aboriginal Dreamtime stories about this location and the Three Sisters themselves.

The Blue Mountains is home to some of the best walking/hiking trails in Australia. Enjoy a walk in the Blue Mountains National Park taking in tranquil waterfalls, temperate rainforests and unique flora and fauna. All of the walks/hikes on our Blue Mountains tours are tailored to suit individual group fitness levels and the duration and number of walks included will be tailored to your preferences.

We will stop for lunch in the beautiful village of Leura. Lunch is at your own expense and will be at the venue of your choice. We will provide recommedations based on what you are after. If you fancy a spot of shopping, you can browse the strip known as Leura Mall. This is home to many great fashion boutiques, home ware stores, restaurants and superb coffee shops.

Visit Wentworth Falls, known as one of the most stunning waterfalls in the Blue Mountains. This is where the Jamison Creek drops down over the escarpment and cascades almost 300m into a large pool. Wentworth Falls boasts incredable views and whilst here you have the option to take a guided walk and revel in the areas rich Aboriginal culture.

Enjoy the views and discover the rich histories that embrace this part of Australia. Kings Tableland is basically the remains of an eroded sandstone layer that sprawls out for around 1,000m just south of the cascading Wentworth Falls. The plateau was named for King George III by the Governor Lachlan Macquarie, a pioneer in the colonisation of Sydney. It is thought the Kings Tableland has been used as an Aboriginal gathering place for more than 14,000 years. Let your guide share with you the storey of Australia’s Indigenous heritage at this sacred location.

Stop at Govett’s Leap Lookout to take in the spectacular view across the Grose Valley. Govett’s Leap Lookout is one of most famous lookouts in Australia. The magnificent waterfall drops a whopping 180m to the base of the cliff. The Blue Mountains is a true natural wilderness, a World Heritage Listed area ten times older than the Grand Canyon and it can be truly appreciated from this vantage point.