Zig Zag Railway and Blue Mountain Botanical Gardens Tour
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Discover the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains on an unforgettable day tour from Sydney. Start your journey at Echo Point, home to the iconic Three Sisters rock formation and sweeping valley views. Step back in time with a scenic ride on the historic Zig Zag Railway, where heritage steam trains and dramatic landscapes create a truly memorable experience.
Enjoy free time for lunch in a charming mountain village before continuing to the peaceful Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens, featuring an impressive collection of native and international plants set high in the mountains. Travel through Bilpin, famously known as the “Fruit Bowl of NSW,” where seasonal fruit picking and vibrant autumn colours add extra charm to the journey.
The tour concludes around 4:30pm, making it an ideal day trip for nature lovers, families, and those looking to escape the city.
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7:00AM – City Pickup
Our bus will depart at 24 Rawson Place, Haymarket, Sydney. (Please stand in front of Service NSW building).
9:00AM – 3 Sisters (Echo Point)
Enjoy a 30-minute stop at Echo Point, home to the famous Three Sisters rock formation, perfect for photos and scenic views.
10:30AM – Zig Zag Railway Experience
Enjoy a 45-minute scenic journey on the historic Zig Zag Railway, traveling through rugged sandstone cliffs and lush mountain scenery.
11:45PM – Lunch
Enjoy a 1-hour lunch break at your own expense.
1:00PM – Mount Tomah Botanic Garden
Visit the Mount Tomah Botanic Garden and enjoy 1 hour to explore the gardens.
4:30PM – City Drop Off
Chính sách hủy
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Deposit
Due before departure
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Final balance
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Air Conditioned return coach transfer from Sydney
Driver/Guide providing insights and assistance along the way
Visit Echo Point Lookout and The Three Sisters in Katoomba
Blue Mountains Botanical Gardens - Mt Tomah
45 Minute Zig Zag experience
Meals
Items of a personal nature
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7:00am - 24 Rawson Place, Haymarket Sydney. (Stand in front of Service NSW building)
