The scenic Blue Mountains gained its name and prominence from the blue pigments enveloped in the atmosphere and hovered over its steep cliffs, along with the natural beauty of eucalyptus forests and waterfalls. This historic Australian landmark is perfect for any type of traveller - from solo adventurers to couples, and even a perfect fit for groups/families …we offer private tours for all! Visiting Blue Mountain is a unique experience in of itself due to the countless number of activities and landmarks one can explore during your next adventure here. You won’t find yourself going for a hike and then just calling it a day when visiting this phenomenal site. Think of it as an all-access ticket to a theme park, but all in nature, encapsulated in the mountains and with an endless list of things to do, that you could probably only scratch the surface with exploring in a day.

Sublime Point Lookout is a breathtaking lookout and picnic spot situated just outside the Blue Mountains National Park. The views overlook Jamison Valley, Katoomba, as well as the extended family of the Three Sisters landmark, depending on which direction you look! Not only are the views spectacular, but Sublime Point is also a popular spot for bird watching, picnics, and rock climbing.

Embark on a magical road trip from Leura to Three Sisters, exploring the beauty of the town. You’ll get to experience a relaxing drive on the windy roads, with hardly any traffic and spectacular views. Enjoy the ride as the homes, buildings and lovely parks of the peaceful city pass you by. This is the perfect tour of the town of Blue Mountain, especially during sunrise and sunset.

cho Point Katoomba is a breath-taking scenic lookout located in the Blue Mountains of Australia. With panoramic views of the Three Sisters rock formation and the vast Jamison Valley, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Take a guided tour and discover the rich history and culture of the area, enjoy a picnic with a view, or embark on a thrilling hike along one of the many trails. The scenic beauty of Echo Point Katoomba will leave you in awe and create memories to last a lifetime. Book your tour experience today and immerse yourself in the breath-taking beauty of the Blue Mountains.

Scenic World in Blue Mountain is a must-visit nature themed tourist attraction that offers the world's steepest railway that rides between clifftops and is suspended 270 metres above ground. Explore views of the exotic rainforest and ancient Jamison Valley via the Scenic Cableway. Longest boardwalk in the Southern Hemisphere. Make a day of it with the Discovery Pass, which includes unlimited rides all day long!

One of the most photographed spots in Australia, Katoomba Falls, is a waterfall on the Kedumba River that descends into the Jamison Valley. The waterfalls cascade down a cliff in layers, and the Katoomba Falls Round Walk is an easy trail that is only about 3 km in distance. This is a beautiful location with many hiking tracks to choose from and spectacular views.

Katoomba is the main town of the City of Blue Mountains located in New South Wales, and home to the headquarters of Blue Mountains City Council. Katoomba City centre is a quaint but busy town with people from all over the world constantly visiting, thriving off tourism and is located only about an hour and a half from Sydney.

There's a magical, yet captivating storey behind popular The Three Sisters rock formation in Katoomba, involving a folklore of three sisters that had fallen in love with three brothers but were forbidden to marry. The Three Sisters is a scenic attraction of three distinct cliffs that was formed by land erosion over 200 million years ago during the Triassic period. This site was eroded over time by wind, rain and rivers, causing the cliffs surrounding the Jamison Valley to be slowly broken up, forming the three cliffs, or Three Sisters.

Eaglehawk is a small lookout, where you get beautiful views over the Three Sisters and Echo Point. It’s easily accessible.

This is a great place to witness a cloud phenomenon specific to the Blue Mountains. The clouds roll over the Narrow Neck Peninsula, going from a valley to another.

Boars Head Lookout gets its name from its unique and quite distinctive appearance; it resembles a boar of course! The rock formation appears to look like a boar or a pig's head. It silently and spectacularly stands on top of the cliff overlooking views both of Jamison Valley and Megalong Valley.

This fantastic lookout is not on the bus loop and has been recently redesigned, so it feels quite luxurious! It’s easily accessible and it offers beautiful views over the Megalong Valley, on the other side of the Narrow Neck Plateau.