With its distinct blue-gray shade, the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site near Sydney, draws trekkers and nature lovers from all over the world. A rugged and dramatic landscape with deep gorges, plunging waterfalls, thick forest canopies formed by tall eucalyptus trees, and steep mountainsides offer innumerable hiking trails and outdoor experiences. Charming highland villages and gardens add to the attraction, bringing in droves of visitors and bushwalkers to the region. This Australian highlight sprawls across eight conservation areas. The famous sandstone rock formation of the Three Sisters is definitely worth a visit. Culture lovers have much to discover at this ancient Aboriginal land of the Gundungurra and Darug communities.
Places: Sydney (3 days) → Ayers Rock/ Uluru (2) → Port Douglas (4) → Atherton Tablelands (2) → Sydney (1)
Tour Highlights: Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Blue Mountains, Cuisine, UNESCO World Heritage site, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes
Places: Melbourne (3 days) → Cairns (3) → Sydney (3)
Tour Highlights: Coffee, Wine & Food, Vibrant Art & Culture, Grampians National Park, Great Barrier Reef, Tjapukai Aboriginal...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Heritage & Culture Wine & Food
Places: Darwin (2 days) → Bamurru (3) → Darwin (1) → Ayers Rock/ Uluru (2) → Port Douglas (4) → Melbourne (2)
Tour Highlights: Sunset Harbour Cruise, Saltwater Crocodiles, Mindil Beach, Military History, Bush Experience, Outdoor Activities, Aboriginal Heritage...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Beaches Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes
Places: Hobart (1 day) → Port Arthur (1) → Coles Bay (2) → St Helens (1) → Launceston (1) → Cradle Mountain National Park (2) → Strahan (1) → Hobart (1)
Tour Highlights: Buzzing Metropolis, Adventure Sports, Culture & Heritage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Outdoors & Hiking, Cruises...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Beaches Heritage & Culture
