Where do I get picked up from in Sydney?
We offer several pick-up point locations throughout Sydney’s inner-city. Our main meeting point for this tour is Mercure Central Sydney – 818-820 George St Cnr Lt Regent Entrance @ 10:00am (winter) / *12:00pm (summer). Guests are to be ready and waiting on the Little Regent St laneway entrance into the Mercure Sydney around the corner from George St.
What time does this tour depart?
This tour is affected by daylight savings hours, with departure times changing throughout the year to maximise the sunset experience. Seasonal changes occur on the following dates:
- 06 Oct 2024 – 05 Apr 2025 summer @ 12:00pm
- 06 Apr 2025 – 04 Oct 2025 winter @ 10:00am
- 05 Oct 2025 – 04 Apr 2026 summer @ 12:00pm
- 05 Apr 2026 – 03 Oct 2026 winter @ 10:00am
- 04 Oct 2026 – 03 Apr 2027 summer @ 12:00pm
What are the age restrictions for Blue Mountains Tour?
Child policy for this tour is 6 years old and over, due to the nature of this tour, it’s not suitable for infants or children 5 years and under. Children must be supervised at all times and guests are to keep to the marked tracks and designated visitor areas.
How fit do I need to be for this tour?
A moderate level of fitness is required to complete the walks, some areas of the Blue Mountains National Park consist of rocky terrain and steep walking tracks such as the walk to Wentworth Falls and Jamison Valley. Swimming is not permitted
Is lunch or dinner provided on this tour?
Meals are not provided on this tour. We believe it is important for our trips to support the local economy, so guests are able to explore the cafes and shops in the townships surrounding the Blue Mountains during our designated rest stops. Alternatively, guests can bring through own food.
How much luggage can I bring on tour?
We ask that guests traveling on day trips bring small day packs and hand luggage only as we have limited storage onboard our vehicles. Suitcases and large backpacks must be put in storage at your hotel or bus station lockers prior to boarding our vehicles.
How many people are on this tour?
We operate this tour with a minimum of 6 tour participants and a maximum of 27. If we exceed these groups’ size additional vehicles will be put on instead of increasing the bus size to ensure we keep with our small group touring experience.
What type of vehicles do you use on a Blue Mountains Tour?
We operate this tour with an average of 25 people, our standard vehicles are 27-seater Yutong midi-coaches. These vehicles are designed for safe & comfortable on long journeys (air-conditioned), with large passenger windows for unobstructed views and USB charging ports. It is possible that the trip will be conducted in a smaller vehicle on rare occasions, based on demand.
What happens if it rains, will the tour proceed?
In the event of rain or inclement weather, your travel experience will still go ahead, unless contacted by the provider. This tour would only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions, whereby it’s not safe to travel into the Blue Mountains National Park.
Why are the Blue Mountains so blue?
The National Park in this region is full of eucalyptus trees. When the temperature rises, oil droplets in the forest combine with dust particles and water vapour, scattering short-wavelength blue light.
Safe Travel Statement
For your safety, we have implemented comprehensive hygiene measures and increased regular sanitation. For more information click here.