Sydney to Blue Mountain Tours

Explore the Blue Mountains from top to bottom! This pass gives you unlimited rides on all Scenic World attractions: Railway, Skyway, Cableway, and the Boardwalk.

No matter how you get there, the views are incredible! Choose the scenic cable car ride or the world's steepest train, going up at a 52-degree angle.

Great view from the top, but the Skyway ride takes it to the next level. Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Mt. Solitary, and Jamison Valley – see ‘em all as you cross the valley.

Want to see the rainforest? Take the Scenic Walkway! It's an easy 10-20 minute walk on a raised path that connects the train and cable car stations.

If you’re craving more, consider upgrading to an all-day hop-on hop-off pass or an all-inclusive guided tour to hidden gems and local stories.

Enjoy a 1-day hop-on hop-off tour in the Blue Mountains with the flexibility to disembark at your own pace.

Go around the Red Route dotted with 23 stops with buses scheduled every 60 mins.

Your pass, your choice: the essential 24-hour pass, an upgraded pass with Scenic World rides, or the all-inclusive pass with a food voucher.

Enhance your journey with live commentary and a detailed guidebook covering the history, wildlife, and trails of the Blue Mountains.

The most popular stops on your route include the Katoomba Falls, Scenic World, Echo Point (Three Sisters), and Leura Cascades.

Embark on a full-day trip to the Blue Mountains with a small group, a UNESCO World Heritage region known for its immense natural beauty.

Make your first stop at Sydney Zoo where you can cuddle and click insta-worthy pictures with the world’s cutest marsupials like the koalas and kangaroos.

Listen to your English-speaking guide recount the legend behind the creation of the limestone formations called the Three Sisters.

With your Scenic World Pass, enjoy unlimited railway, skyway, and cable car rides with a stunning view of Katoomba Falls.

Fun fact: The Blue Mountains have two commuter trains called “Fish” and “Chips,” which have been operating for over 100 years.

This guided Blue Mountains tour hits all the must-see spots in a day: Leura Village, Wentworth and Katoomba Falls, and Echo Point.

The travel's as cool as the tour itself. Start with a scenic AC bus ride from your hotel to the mountains, then cruise back to Circular Quay on a ferry.

With your Scenic World pass, enjoy unlimited rides on the cable car and steep railway, cruise across the valley on skyways, and walk the rainforest trails as much as you like.

At Featherdale, the fun gets personal. You’ll have the chance to feed kangaroos right from your hand and meet koalas in a close-up encounter.

Fun Fact: The Parramatta River is known in the Aboriginal language as the place where eels lie down.

This guided Blue Mountains tour is all about discovering both the popular and hidden stops in the region, with early access to Scenic World before the crowds.

You can opt for the small group tour with up to 20 people, or if you intend to make the most for your buck, opt for the larger group transfers to save during peak periods.

All travel details are polished to perfection – lunch at a sit-down restaurant (halal and gluten-free options), an AC coach ride from your hotel, and a ferry cruise on your return to Circular Quay.

With unlimited trips on the Railway, Skyway, and Cableway at Scenic World (first group to enter), plus exploring the Boardwalk, you’ll see everything from the treetops to the valley floor before it gets busy.

Whether it's Sydney Zoo or Featherdale Wildlife Park, get ready for close encounters with wallabies, kangaroos, koalas, and more. Your group decides which park to visit! Great for kids and adults alike.

Whisk your fam away on a day trip to Blue Mountains with access to Scenic World, Katoomba Falls, Three Sisters, and a return ferry to Sydney.

Ride the railway at a 52-degree angle at Scenic World while catching an unparalleled view of Katoomba Falls.

From kangaroos to red pandas, catch the animal kingdom at Sydney Zoo. Sneak in a free close-up photo with some cute koalas while you are there.

Capture some pics for the gram with the Sydney Harbor Bridge in twilight serving as the perfect backdrop as you sail back to Sydney on a ferry.

Fun fact: The Three Sisters are named Meehni, Wimlah, and Gunedoo from the tallest to the shortest after the sisters from the Aboriginal legend.

On this cozy tour with travel buffs, hike to the towering sandstones of Three Sisters Rock, stroll the Leura village, and bask at the Olympic Park.

Ride in style on a mini deluxe bus and enjoy a scenic ferry ride back to Sydney along the harbor with breathtaking 360° vistas.

With an English-speaking guide, bushwalk along the Wentworth Falls, and take in the sprawling greenery from the Kings Tableland’s high viewpoint.

Sydney Zoo lets animal aficionados come face to face with koalas, see hopping kangaroos, and spot dingoes, wombats, echidnas, and more!

Fun fact: Aboriginals have had links to the Blue Mountains for 45,000 years! See their stories in ancient rock paintings.

Get away from the hustle with a day trip to the Blue Mountains with access to Scenic World, hidden lookout points, guided rainforest walk, and lunch.

Ride the world’s steepest passenger railway and enjoy gorgeous views of the green Narrow Neck plateau from the less-crowded Elysian Rock.

Enjoy a yummy Australian lunch at a pub, followed by spending some time feeding kangaroos and clicking a cute pic with a fluffy koala at Sydney Zoo.

Hop on a serene ferry ride back to Sydney with a view of the glossy white roofs of the Sydney Opera House and the arched Sydney Harbor Bridge.

Fun fact: The Blue Mountains get their name from the blue haze that develops when oily droplets from evaporated eucalyptus leaves mix with dust particles and water vapor in the surrounding air.