The Blue Mountains named after it distincitive blue haze centres around Katoomba in the heart of the World Hertitage listed Blue Mountains. See the Three Sisters at Echo Point, descend into the Megalong Valley and walk on the valley floor. Experience the rich warm smell of the Australian bush, a truly Australian sensation. A must see destination for any traveller to Sydney.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge
• Visit an Australian Wildlife Park - hand feed kangaroos, experience an emu encounter, walk through rainforest aviaries, giant crocodiles and more
• Walk through koala enclosures and see koalas in trees and close-up
• Opportunity to Cuddle a Koala*
• Have your photo taken with a cuddly koala (free of charge if you use your own camera)
• Quaint mountain village of Leura
• Tour Katoomba - resort capital of the Blue Mountains
• At Echo Point, see the Three Sisters rock formation towering over Jamison Valley
• Opportunity to ride the world's steepest Scenic Railway, Scenic Cableway or the Skyway Cable Car (own expense)
• Walk on the valley floor boardwalk under a canopy of tall tree ferns
• Lunches are available at Scenic World at own expense
• Follow the scenic Cliff Drive with magnificent views over Megalong Valley
• Tour through mountain towns of Medlow Bath and Mt Victoria
• Wonder at the ruggedness of the Blue Mountains from Bells Line of Road
• Visit the Bilpin Fruit Bowl
• Perhaps enjoy the local specialty ... tea or coffee with apple pie and cream. What a treat! (own expense)
• Spectacular views of the Cumberland Plains
• Richmond Air Force Base
• Pass Homebush Bay - the 2000 Olympic Games site. See the Stadiums and facilities of the millennium Olympics.
• Return to Sydney over the Anzac Bridge.

* Koalas cling to an object or branch. You may touch a koala, but you are not permitted to hold koalas.