Pequeno grupo de passeio pela vida selvagem e caminhada no mato nas Montanhas Azuis saindo de Sydney

Quite a tiring tour. Lots of walking and climbing. More suitable for healthy and younger people.

Our tour guide Jason was amazing! He kept us entertained all day and was willing to tailor the tour to ensure we saw everything we wanted.

The tour took me to a serene and picturesque destination, away from the crowds. The guided bushwalk was very relaxing and enjoyable. The pickup service from Sydney city made the trip stress-free, eliminating the need to worry about transportation. Additionally, the small group size allowed for a personalized experience, with the guide being available to answer questions. Overall, it was a wonderful tour that allowed me to appreciate the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains. 　

Highly recommended day tour, very informative tour guide, had so much fun during the trip. The weather was great to see a panoramic view of the Blue Mountains.

It was a great tour, the view is gorgeous, and our tour guide Smoky has many fantastic stories to share!

Scotty hizo un gran trabajo con su comentario histórico y asegurándose de que todos en el grupo tuvieran una buena experiencia.

The scenery of the Blue Mountains is truly beautiful! Every spot we visited made me think, "How can this place be so stunning!" However, because the itinerary was very rushed, we only stayed at almost every stop for a very short time. We'd get off, take a photo, and then have to leave. There was hardly any opportunity to properly stop and admire the beautiful scenery. The itinerary felt very rushed; even lunch was combined with a scenic spot and restroom break for a total of 45 minutes. Except for the last attraction, the time allocated for each place was extremely tight. This tour is suitable for travelers who want to take photos and check in, but not for those who wish to truly appreciate the beautiful landscapes. This tour seemed to be provided by a medium-sized local Australian travel agency. After the bus picked up everyone, there was a tire blowout accident, and we had to change buses midway. The travel agency promptly sent an email to all passengers, informing them of the progress and taking the passengers to a rest stop to wait for another bus and guide. Because it happened so suddenly, we accidentally left our bags on the original bus. The travel agency was very sincere in assisting us; after the trip ended, they helped us retrieve our bags from the bus parking lot and then drove us back to the hotel. Although there was a tire blowout accident, we still returned to Sydney half an hour earlier than scheduled, perfectly avoiding the rush hour traffic that was just starting in Sydney. There were 14 people on this bus, including three groups of four travelers. We were the first group of four to board and the only four Chinese people on the bus. When we got on, we were assigned to the cramped back row seats of the minibus, where one leg couldn't be placed flat. As someone who was injured in a car accident, I was extremely uncomfortable. We always thought that this tour, unlike others, had pre-assigned seats, not first-come, first-served. It wasn't until the second group of four travelers boarded and we heard the tour leader ask them where they wanted to sit that we realized the seats weren't fixed. We were very curious as to why this happened, but because our tour leader changed later, we couldn't find out the real reason. If you have any physical conditions or needs, you might need to confirm with the travel agency in advance. Additionally, the tour leader spoke English very quickly and did not slow down for the Chinese passengers, unlike other tours that might slow down explanations for Chinese speakers. This made it very difficult for Chinese people who are not very proficient in English to understand. If I have another chance to visit the Blue Mountains, I would want to go by myself instead of joining a tour, so I can properly explore such a beautiful place.

Given the long drive to the Blue Mountains area, it might be a good idea to remove the wildlife park from the itinerary and go straight to the Blue Mountains from the start, maximizing the experience within the limited day trip time. As it was, we really only started about 2-3 hours after hotel pickup, considering the time spent at the wildlife park and for lunch. Strictly speaking, some trails, like the one to Wentworth Falls via the Undercliff Track, were not entirely suitable for city dwellers unaccustomed to walking in these conditions; a small slip on the rock path could potentially lead to a bad injury, at best. There were very good views from the various lookout points. The scenery would impress travelers who have not seen similar views in New Zealand, the US, or China.

Perfect itinerary with the amazing tour guide