Blue Mountains & Kingstable & Featherdale Zoo

Product Overview:

Blue Mountains, one of the most famous tourist attractions in New South Wales, Australia. As the name suggests, when you look at this large mountain range from afar, the forests are unusually blue and mysterious. This is because of the phenomenon that occurs when the sap of the eucalyptus trees growing in the Blue Mountains spurts out and comes into contact with the air.

Most of the area is made of eucalyptus trees and red sandstone, and was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on November 29, 2000. It is one of the most famous places in New South Wales, Australia, visited by people from all over the world every year. Sydney Zoo opened in 2019 and is the largest zoo in western Sydney. You can meet Australian animals in a friendly environment, and you can also see animals from all over the world, creating special memories.

Rate information:
(Alten) Blue Mountain - Adult $90/Child (12 years old) $85

• Kingstableland
• Echo Point
• Sejamebong
• Rura Village
• Sydney Zoo

(Special) Blue Mountain - Adult $145/ Child (3-12 years old) $120, Infant (under 3 years old) $35

• Kingstableland
• Echo Point
• Sejamebong
• Rura Village
• Sydney Zoo
• Scenic World (Skyway, Cableway, Scenic Rail) Admission Ticket

Details:

1. Let's take a picture of your life~~ King's Tableland Lincoln's Rock

A cliff lookout created by sandstone erosion, this is one of the top 5 lookouts in the Blue Mountains and a great place to view the Blue Mountains. You can take great photos of the cliffs and the endless Blue Mountain gorges.

2. Echo Point + The Three Sisters

Visit the Three Sisters, a representative site of the Blue Mountains. Each peak is named after the 'Three Sisters' - Meehni, Wimlah and Gunnedoo - and hear about the sad legends handed down by the Australian Aboriginal people!

3. Scenic World (when selecting special option)

Ride all three: Scenic Rail, Cableway, and Skyway!

The trolley that used to travel in and out of the coal mine in 1878 was transformed into the current rail train so that tourists can ride on it.

And after bushwalking, you can take a ride on the Sky Way cable car, which has a glass floor, allowing you to enjoy an overwhelming view all the way to the scenery below.

If you do not select the OR option, you can spend your free time individually after listening to the guide's instructions.

4. Rura Village

You can see the life of local people in the Blue Mountains in the quaint village of Rura.

You will have free time and can choose to have lunch of your choice (there are many local cafes/restaurants).

5. Sydney Zoo

Sydney Zoo has been given an upgrade to its current location, making it the largest and newest icon in Western Sydney.

You can see about 130 species of animals, including animals that only live in Australia, such as koalas, kangaroos, and wombats, as well as animals from all over the world, such as tigers, elephants, and meerkats. It is nature-friendly, and you can get close to Australian animals and even feed them.

Additional information:

(Boarding location)

1-5 Wheat Road, Sydney (right side of the road next to the aquarium)
Arrival time: 5pm
(It may vary depending on the circumstances on the day & traffic congestion.)

(caution):

• The tour will depart on time for the sake of the tour schedule and other passengers. If you are late, you will not be able to participate in the tour.
• The tour departs regardless of the weather and may change slightly depending on local conditions. (The tour will proceed even if it rains.)
• We recommend that you purchase travel insurance individually.
• In case of unexpected situations, follow the local company's regulations and measures.

Cancellation/Refund Policy):

• Cancellation 4 days prior to departure: Full refund
• Cancellation 3 days prior to departure: 50% deduction
• Cancellation within 2 days of departure ~ on the day of departure: No cancellation/change/refund