The 10 Best Multi-day Tours in Blue Mountains, New South Wales

January 17, 2022 Veronika Gaddis

The Blue Mountains are named for the delicate azure haze that lingers along the region, which is actually a fine cloud of oil emitted by eucalyptus trees. The mystical mountains are a labyrinth of plateaus, gorges and gum trees. Check out the Katoomba Scenic Railway (the steepest railway in the world), the Jenolan Caves and the Giant Staircase nature walk.
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1. Inside the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage - A Wildlife Safari Overnight

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Doing a world heritage listed NP justice by allowing plenty of space and time to explore the breathtaking Greater Blue Mountains, the Central Tablelands and the Great Dividing Range is our Blue Mountains overnight safari. This personalised 2-day adventure is about wildlife, nature and Aussie authenticity. No overcrowded coaches, tourist traps or rushed canteen lunches. Instead, join our expert nature-guide on a small group (max. 8 p) tour to see wild eastern grey kangaroos, red-necked, brush-tailed & swamp wallabies, eastern water dragons and even a platypus in the wild. Eastern spine bills, yellow-tail black cockatoos, superb lyrebirds, crimson rosellas, satin bowerbirds and king parrots accompany us on our trip to and beyond waterfalls, hidden canyons, blue gum forests and quaint country towns. Includes morning tea in the bush, a picnic lunch (day one), a sit-down lunch (day 2), a cooked breakfast (day 2) and 1 night accommodation in the heritage Jenolan Caves House.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Accommodation as per itinerary (based on double or twin share. A single room supplement applies), Picnic lunch on day 1, Sit-down lunch on day 2, Cooked breakfast on day 2, Morning tea or coffee, Water, National Park fees, Breakfast, Lunch, Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea, Jenolan Cave Tour

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Dinner (day 1)

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

2. Small-Group Weekend Rock Climbing Adventure from Katoomba

166 Katoomba St, Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia Australian School of Mountaineering
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A 2 day course in the Blue Mountains, departing each day from Katoomba. This course is designed for participants with little or no previous outdoor climbing experience, it is also an excellent transition from indoor to outdoor climbing. Quite simply you will experience a lot of fine Blue Mountains climbing while undertaking world standard technical rock and rope skills training.

Inclusions: National Park fees, Professional guide, All technical equipment, Lunch, GST (Goods and Services Tax)

Exclusions: Accomodation, Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Drinks, unless specified

Reviewed By steady201

Mt Arapiles Multi Pitch Climbing Course. Monday April 26. 2021. Glorious weather provided a magnificent backdrop to a week long climbing multi pitch course in Arapiles, Victoria. With a group of 6 and 2 very experienced guides it was a great experience. The guides with different levels of experience in extreme sports, both blended well to provide a truly safe, professional and confident training experience. I would have no hesitations in recommending this course.

3. Inside the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage - A Private Wildlife Safari Overnight

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Doing a world heritage listed national park justice by allowing plenty of space and time to explore the breathtaking Great Blue Mountains, the Central Tablelands and the Great Dividing Ranges of NSW is our Blue Mountain overnight safari. As with all Dingo Tours, this personalised two-day adventure is all about wildlife, nature and Aussie authenticity. No overcrowded coaches, over priced tourist traps or rushed canteen lunches. Instead, join a small group (maximum 8 people) to see wild eastern grey kangaroos, wombats, swamp wallabies, and even a platypus in the wild. You will see eastern spine bills, white-cheeked honey-eaters, yellow-tailed black cockatoos, superb lyrebirds and crimson rosellas on our trip to and beyond waterfalls, hidden canyons, blue gum forests and quaint country towns. Includes morning tea in the bush, a picnic lunch (day one), a sit-down lunch (day 2), a cooked breakfast (day 2) and 1 night accommodation in the heritage Jenolan Caves House.

Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Accommodation as per itinerary (based on double or twin share. A single room supplement applies), Picnic lunch on day 1, Sit-down lunch on day 2, Cooked breakfast on day 2, Morning tea or coffee, Water, National Park fees, Breakfast, Lunch, Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Dinner (day 1), Optional activities (e.g. night tour of Jenolan Caves)

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

4. 7-Day Tour in Sydney with Airport Pickup

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Looking for an epic start to your adventure Down Under? We’ll introduce you to Sydney highlighting iconic destinations; from Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge to Bondi Beach and the Blue Mountains. We’ll show you and your group all of the best spots to kick start your time in Oz!

Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Accommodation - 7 nights Hostel Shared

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Reviewed By josephinej955

South Goulburn caravan park wonderful friendly place to stay. Pet friendly and close to everything needed for overnight stay. Owners were very accommodating and helped us with our stay, the pet friendly cabin was very clean and our feline fur baby sure appreciated the journey being made into shorter runs instead of one long journey. We will definitely be staying here again whether we are traveling with or without our fur baby. Thank you so much .. ;)

5. Two-Day Sydney Blue Mountains Sea to Summit Adventure

Central, Eddy Ave, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia Emu Trekkers

Want to make the most of your time in Sydney? Emu Trekkers is here to help! With our two-day, award-winning Sea to Summit Adventure you get to see the best of Sydney's coastline on day one, followed by the best of the wild Blue Mountains on day two. If you love hiking and want to explore Sydney and the Blue Mountains outdoors as authentically as possible and for a good cause, then this is not to be missed. Emu Trekkers is Australia's first 100% not-for-profit tour operator run entirely by volunteer guides. The proceeds of this two-day adventure package are used to support the education, healthcare and welfare of disadvantaged children and youth. In 2019, Emu Trekkers was awarded Gold for Best Adventure Tour Operator in NSW at the NSW Tourism Awards.

Inclusions: Two guided day hikes by award-winning, accredited guides, All train and bus transportation, National Parks Eco-Pass Contribution, Donation to charity (Emu Trekkers is Australia's only not-for-profit tour operator)

Exclusions: Accommodation (We recommend staying somewhere central in Sydney)., Food

Reviewed By Michele465

The sun was shining, it was a beautiful day when we embarked on our first time to do the famous 'Spit to Manly' hike/walk even though we are Sydney-siders. We were not disappointed and now that we've done it, we'll be doing it again! It was good to be introduced to this walk by the experienced EmuTrekkers volunteers. They met us outside Wynyard Station where we caught the bus to the Spit Bridge. We then walked over the bridge and then the adventure began where we walked under it and got off the road on a trail walk from there on till we reached Manly. The path was well laid out. It was such a beautiful, picturesque walk. I couldn't stop remarking how scenic and colourful it was. This is what makes Sydney so special and you have to walk it to get the most out of it. A car ride is no comparison. We saw native lizards and plants which were all pointed out by our volunteer hosts. We had a nice chat on the way discussing whatever came into our heads. It was very pleasant and relaxed. We stopped for lunch at Clontarf Beach Reserve at a picnic table and ate our brought lunch. There were a couple of lookouts and many photo opportunities and we weren't rushed. I'd recommend this tour to anyone wanting to see the best Sydney has to offer in natural sights including harbour views with ferries and yachts. It was a 10km hike and walk with some steps so you need a moderate level of fitness. One or two 600ml bottles of water were enough for me. If you like seeing picturesque sights and nature, you will really love this tour.

6. The Explorers' Discovery Tour - Gold, Wine & Wildlife

Dingo Tours

A journey through the outback wilderness, world heritage areas and the gold-field of NSW. Over 5 days and 4 nights we will be exploring an array of landscapes, discover historic and heritage protected towns, see an abundance of wildlife, enjoy rejuvenating bush-walks and other optional outdoor activities, and indulge in good food and wines from the Mudgee area. International visitors or Sydney locals alike: this tour will open your eyes. Money-back guarantee!

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast

Exclusions: Dinners (except at Newnes, Day 1), Alcoholic drinks, Gratuities

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

7. Mudgee 2 Day Private Wine Tasting and Sightseeing Tour from Sydney

Runaway Tours

Enjoy a 2-day overnight adventure from Sydney to the charming inland town of Mudgee and sample the award-winning wines of the region. Visit the stunning Blue Mountains before arriving in Mudgee to commence your wine tasting adventure. Visit three delightful wineries and then it’s time to explore Mudgee’s historic past and stroll the picturesque colonial streets in the evening. Day 2 begins with a trip north of Mudgee to the historic Gold Rush town of Gulgong. Followed by local Honey, Mead and Cheese tastings and two more boutique wineries. Visit Katoomba in the Blue Mountains and see the famous Three Sisters all aglow in the glorious afternoon light.

Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled Water, Wine Tasting, Expert Commentary

Exclusions: Meals, Accommodation (contact us for Mudgee Hotel Recommendations)

Reviewed By Navigate597802

We thoroughly enjoyed this indepth look at this beautiful city. Our guide, Danny, was so very knowledgeable and accomodating. The van was clean and air conditioned and equipped with a speaker system, so we were very comfortable. I highly recommend this tour at the beginning of a Sydney visit to gain a good perspective of the city.

8. The Explorers' Discovery Small Group Tour - Gold, Wine & Wildlife

Dingo Tours

MAXIMUM 8 GUESTS! A journey through the outback wilderness, world heritage areas and the gold-field of NSW. With a small group of maximum 8 guests (!), and over 5 days and 4 nights we will be exploring an array of landscapes, discover historic and heritage protected towns, see an abundance of wildlife, enjoy rejuvenating bush-walks and other optional outdoor activities, and indulge in good food and wines from the Mudgee area. International visitors or Sydney locals alike: this tour will open your eyes. Money-back guarantee!

Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Dinners (except at Newnes, Day 1), Gratuities

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

9. From the Mountains to the Bay - 4 Day Rediscovery Private Tour

Dingo Tours

A 4-day rediscovery of a spectacular part of Australia. From the deep valleys, isolated eucalyptus forests and age old cave systems of the World Heritage Listed Greater Blue Mountains, across the green planes and heritage towns of the Southern Highlands to the whitest beaches and blue lagoons of Jervis Bay and the wild & rugged sand-and limestone South Coast along the Grand Pacific. Showcasing some of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of NSW, this perfectly paced and active 4-day trip delivers an unforgettable experience that will appeal to all your senses.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch

Exclusions: Dinners, Gratuities

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

10. From the Mountains to the Bay - 4 Day Rediscovery Small Group Tour

Dingo Tours

A 4-day rediscovery of a spectacular part of Australia. From the deep valleys, isolated eucalyptus forests and age old cave systems of the World Heritage Listed Greater Blue Mountains, across the green planes and heritage towns of the Southern Highlands to the whitest beaches and blue lagoons of Jervis Bay and the wild & rugged sand-and limestone South Coast along the Grand Pacific. Showcasing some of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of NSW, this perfectly paced and active 4-day trip delivers an unforgettable experience that will appeal to all your senses.

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch

Exclusions: Dinners, Gratuities

Reviewed By williamkZ2720HJ

This is our first trip to Australia and we did not know what to expect. We found a gem! Not only is Sydney a beautiful city worth multiple visits, but Jelle was a personable, well spoken guide. We are only in Sydney for a few days (leaving on a cruise) so we tried to jam in multiple short tours. I would take this again. It was great seeing all of the special places in this great city. I left the tours wanting to come back again. What else can I say? Highly recommended.

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