The ANZAC Bridge is a major cable-stayed bridge in Sydney that connects the CBD to the Inner West, spanning Johnstons Bay. It is an iconic landmark known for its striking design and prominent position on the city skyline, symbolising remembrance of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.

The Three Sisters in Katoomba are an iconic sandstone rock formation rising majestically above the Jamison Valley, offering breathtaking views from Echo Point. Steeped in Aboriginal legend, this natural landmark is one of the most photographed and celebrated sights in the Blue Mountains.

The Three Sisters in Katoomba are an iconic sandstone rock formation rising majestically above the Jamison Valley, offering breathtaking views from Echo Point. Steeped in Aboriginal legend, this natural landmark is one of the most photographed and celebrated sights in the Blue Mountains.

Katoomba Cascades is a picturesque series of gentle waterfalls flowing through lush forest near Katoomba. With easy access and scenic walking paths, it’s a peaceful spot to enjoy nature and take beautiful photos in the Blue Mountains.

Scenic World is one of the most popular attractions in the Blue Mountains National Park, offering spectacular views over the Jamison Valley and surrounding cliffs. Visitors can ride the Scenic Railway, known as the world’s steepest passenger railway, along with the Scenic Skyway and Scenic Cableway for breathtaking aerial and valley-floor perspectives. The attraction also features a rainforest boardwalk where guests can enjoy a relaxing walk through an ancient forest while taking in the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains.

We’ll make a delightful stop in the charming town of Leura for a quick snack and some time to stretch your legs (around 45 minutes) before we head back to Sydney.