Plan your visit
Practical answers before you book: compare costs, choose transport, plan with children and find the tour format that fits your day.
Plan your transport
Take a guided tour when you want several dispersed stops coordinated for you. Take the train when you want control over a smaller itinerary and are comfortable arranging the last part of the journey yourself.
Read the guide →Compare the whole booking
A low starting price is useful only when you know what it buys. Compare rides, wildlife entry, meals, group size and the return journey before choosing a Blue Mountains day tour.
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A family day in the mountains
Start with your children’s ages and walking stamina, then choose the attractions. Wildlife and Scenic World can make a varied family day, but pram rules, early pickups and a ten-hour schedule matter just as much as the photographs.
Read the guide →Compare packages that include the rides with an itinerary that makes them optional. Then choose your wildlife stop, meal option and return journey.
Choose between a walk-led day, a wildlife-and-bushwalk combination and a luxury small-group trip. All three require more attention to terrain and fitness than a simple lookout stop.
A later departure changes the rhythm of the day, but it does not necessarily make the trip shorter. Compare walking effort, meals, group sizes and the evening return.
The classic day out
First-time visitors who want rides, wildlife and a river return in one day.
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