First stop in the lower mountains at Glenbrook, coffee and toilet break. Check out the portal lookout before we continue up the mountain to the Upper Central Mountains region where we will spend our day exploring!

Get a burst of fresh mountain air and detox your body, mind and soul when we visit Echo Point Lookout to see the world famous Three Sisters. At 1,000 meters in elevation above sea level, this breathtaking view of world heritage listed Blue Mountains remains untouched for over 300 million years, older than the dinosaurs and the Grand Canyon. Various viewing platforms, souvenir shopping for crystals and gems, easy bush hiking to Spooners Lookout.

A beautiful cascading waterfall surrounded by rainforest

As an alternative to Scenic World; we will venture further into the Blue Mountains and stop at the cafe museum of the Hydro Majestic Hotel, overlooking the marvelous views of the Megalong Valley. Coffee, tea, drinks, snacks and souvenirs (clothing, locally produced teas, jams, honey, skincare and lots more) available to purchase at your own cost.

One hour break for lunch in this picturesque village. Bring your own packed lunch or choose from many options including hot food, cold food, sandwiches, chocolate, ice cream, kangaroo burger, kangaroo pie, hot chips, regular burgers, salads and lots of vegetarian options. Why not stop in and visit the teapot museum and enjoy a pot of tea with hot apple pie and a dollop of freshly whipped cream!

Cahill’s Lookout – Take in sweeping panoramic views over the Megalong Valley, Boars Head Rock, and the dramatic sandstone escarpments of the Blue Mountains. This peaceful vantage point offers one of the region’s most breathtaking photo opportunities, away from the larger tourist crowds.

Elysian Rock Lookout – Discover one of the Blue Mountains’ hidden gems, offering spectacular views of the Jamison Valley, Mount Solitary, and the iconic Three Sisters from a quieter, less crowded perspective. A peaceful stop perfect for soaking in the natural beauty and capturing unforgettable photos.

Olympian Rock Lookout and Walking Track – Enjoy expansive views across the stunning Jamison Valley, with dramatic cliff lines, dense eucalyptus forests, and distant mountain ridges creating a truly unforgettable Blue Mountains panorama. This scenic stop offers a quieter, more immersive experience away from the busier tourist hotspots.

Gordon Falls Lookout – Experience the beauty of cascading waterfalls plunging into the lush Jamison Valley below, surrounded by dramatic sandstone cliffs and native bushland. This scenic stop offers breathtaking valley views and a peaceful connection to the Blue Mountains’ natural wilderness.

Scenic World (Optional Stop) – Visit one of the Blue Mountains’ most popular attractions, where guests can choose to experience the Scenic Railway, Cableway, or Skyway for breathtaking views over ancient rainforest and dramatic escarpments. Ride access is optional, with additional ticket fees applying for those wishing to participate.

Blue Mountains Chocolate Company & Artisan Bakery Stop – Enjoy a delicious refreshment break featuring handcrafted chocolates, artisan pastries, fresh sourdough, quality coffee, and locally made sweet treats. This charming stop offers the perfect opportunity to relax, indulge, and explore some of the Blue Mountains’ finest local flavours.

Outback Opals & Gems – Explore a fascinating collection of authentic Australian opals, crystals, gemstones, fossils, and unique souvenirs at this popular Blue Mountains specialty store. A perfect opportunity to browse distinctive local treasures and take home a memorable piece of Australia.

Katoomba Falls Reserve & Native Wildlife Stop – Visit the beautiful Katoomba Falls Reserve, where cascading waterfalls, lush bushland, and scenic walking paths create a peaceful Blue Mountains experience. Guests may also have the chance to encounter friendly wild cockatoos and native birdlife in their natural habitat.