Sydney Blue Mountains Highlights, Scenic World & Sydney Zoo Day Tour

Experience the best of the Blue Mountains: Scenery, Thrills & Wildlife

Take in views of the iconic Three Sisters and the misty Jamison Valley from Echo Point, the Blue Mountains' most famous lookout. At Scenic World, brave the world's steepest Scenic Railway, cable cars, and the Skyway for breathtaking views of the gorge. Enjoy a relaxing lunch break in the village of Katoomba. Later, feel the adrenaline rush at Lincoln's Rock, where you'll find panoramic views that make you feel like you're standing at the edge of the world. Finally, get up close to iconic Australian animals like koalas and kangaroos at Sydney Zoo.

Tour Highlights

Comprehensive Blue Mountains Experience:
Visit all the must-see spots, including the Three Sisters, Scenic World, and Lincoln's Rock, for a truly satisfying first-time experience.

Ride the World's Steepest Scenic Railway:
Experience the Blue Mountains in a thrilling and immersive way with an exciting ride, not just a scenic view.

Visit Lincoln's Rock:
Capture 'end of the world' photos from a cliffside vantage point that's less crowded than other lookouts.

Sydney Zoo Visit Included:
Meet iconic Australian wildlife like koalas and kangaroos up close in one convenient location.

Convenient Sydney City Departure & Return:
Enjoy a hassle-free day trip with an efficiently planned itinerary.

Tour Itinerary Snapshot

Three Sisters:
Admire the iconic rock formations and valley views that define the Blue Mountains.

Scenic World Attractions:
Experience thrilling cable car rides and adventures, including the famous Railway and Skyway.

Katoomba Town:
Stroll through this charming town with local cafes and shops. Enjoy free time for lunch here.

Lincoln's Rock: 
Capture stunning photos of the Blue Mountains' vast landscape from this panoramic cliffside lookout.

Sydney Zoo:
Get up close and personal with Australia's unique wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos.

* From January 22, 2026 (Thursday) to April 30, 2026 (Thursday), access to Lincoln's Rock will be completely restricted due to a decision by the Blue Mountains Council. During this period, an alternative tourist destination will be visited.