WINES, HIKES, & LOOKOUTS IN BLUE MOUNTAINS

Heading towards the West of Sydney after picking up travellers at 7.30 am from their accommodation, our first stop is Lincoln’s Rock. In past known as the Flat Rock and officially named as the Lincoln’s Rock in 2013. This impressive lookout is one of the favourites of our travellers for an Instagram worthy selfie.

Next stop on this private tour to Blue Mountains and Megalong Valley is the Three Sisters in Katoomba. Three Sisters lookout at the Echo point is the most visited lookout by travellers and it is a spectacular landmark. A rock formation with many legends behind it and on the north escarpment of the Jamison Valley. The Giant stairway bushwalk at the Echo point is another favourite of our travellers, that gives fabulous views and excitement.

Depends on the time, the next stops for this private tour to Blue Mountains and Megalong valley could be a bushwalk to Katoomba cascade Or visit Cahill’s and Govetts Leap lookouts for sweeping views of the Grose and Jamison valley.

Megalong Valley is the next stop this day tour and the most awaited highlight of this winery tour from Sydney, and it is time to visit a couple of boutique wineries in the Blue Mountains region. Dryridge Estate, and Megalong Creek winery offers young yet characteristic Shiraz, Pinot Noir, Riesling, and Chardonnay. The options for lunch are either a ploughman lunch from Dryridge winery or a delicious homemade pie from Megalong Valley tearoom.

Leaving the Blue Mountains around 2.30 pm, your private tour ends at around 4.30 pm Sydney CBD by dropping off you to your hotel.

Our (Sydney Top Tours) Wines, Hikes, and Lookouts in Blue Mountains tour itinerary is fully customizable and if you wish to visit another attraction, please inform during the booking process. 

As per the NSW Liquor act 2007, you need to be over the age of 18 to consume alcohol. 

Where is Megalong Valley?

One of Blue Mountain’s best-kept secrets is Magalong Valley, located west of Katoomba. A two-hour drive from Sydney can easily reach this place.

What kind of wines do I taste in Blue Mountains wineries? 

It is not only in the Hunter Valley but also in the Blue Mountains you can sample well-known wines. You may taste Viognier, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, and Shiraz at the Dryridge Estate, a beautiful boutique vineyard. A Sparkling known as ‘Prozzante,’ a mildly sparkled Prosecco like wine, is also available here.