Australian Nature: Sydney, Blue Mountains, and Hobart

Day 1: Sydney
Reception at Sydney airport and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation in Sydney for 3 nights, with breakfast,

Sydney, being the most emblematic and famous city in Australia, is often mistakenly assumed to be the country's capital, when, in fact, that position belongs to Canberra. In any case, visiting it is practically a must, since it is home to the symbolic Sydney Opera House and is the iconic city of the land of kangaroos.

No matter what time of year you decide to visit, Sydney never ceases to enchant. It's common to find locals playing sports and staying active outdoors, taking advantage of the city's inviting atmosphere.

With its leafy neighborhoods, efficient public transport and the constant pleasant sea breeze, especially when in the Circular Quay region, Sydney is a city that promises an unforgettable experience.


DAY 2: SYDNEY
Breakfast at the hotel. Private half-day tour, with an English-speaking guide, to the main attractions of Sydney, including the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, The Rocks neighborhood, the famous Bondi Beach, and more.

Free time for lunch (not included).

In the afternoon, a private cruise aboard the MV BEL Deluxe Cruise or similar lasting approximately 2 hours to watch the sunset across Sydney Bay, with strategic stops along the way to take photos. It includes selected alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.


Day 3: SYDNEY Free
day for independent activities.

Suggested optional activities not included:

• Sydney Bridge Climbing. This group tour leads along the upper arch of the bridge via footbridges and stairs, to the highest point. The slope allows you to contemplate 360º views of the city.
• Full-day private tour with an English-speaking guide to Hunter Valley. The tour begins with a 45-minute scenic flight from Sydney to Hunter Valley, Australia's oldest and best-known wine region. The region has more than 150 high-quality wineries, 65 restaurants, as well as gourmet products and boutique breweries. After landing, it includes a wine tasting at a winery, followed by a three-course gourmet lunch (without drinks). The return to Sydney is done by helicopter.
• Private guided tour, lasting approximately 1 hour, to the Sydney Opera House, one of the most iconic performance buildings and one of the symbols of Australia. Discover how visionaries, idealists, architects, engineers, pragmatists, and artists together built this architectural and engineering masterpiece that was at the forefront of what was possible at the time. Find out more information about buying tickets for musical performances.

DAY 4: SYDNEY - blue mountains
After checking out at the hotel, private ground transfer of about 1 hour and 30 minutes to the Blue Mountains. Accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast.

The Blue Mountains are located west of Sydney. It is a destination famous for the landscapes and eucalyptus forests that create a bluish haze, giving the region its name. Ideal for nature lovers who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and explore scenic trails, waterfalls, and rock formations, such as the Three Sisters.


DAY 5: BLUE MOUNTAINS Free
day for independent activities. It includes a pass to the Scenic World Blue Mountains, with access to the Scenic Skyway, Scenic Cableway, and Scenic Railway.

• Scenic Skyway: Suspended 270 meters above ancient ravines, the Skyway provides a unique thrill as breathtaking views are revealed beneath your feet through the glass floor. For the less adventurous, there are also seating and solid floors available.
• Scenic Cableway: The 545-meter journey descends gently into Jamison Valley. The Cableway's fully enclosed cabin offers a unique vantage point from which to observe the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock, Mt Solitary, and Katoomba Falls.
• Scenic Railway: The Railway experience descends 310 meters through a tunnel on the side of the cliff, emerging in an ancient rainforest on the floor of the Jamison Valley. Operating since 1945, the Scenic Railway has already thrilled 25 million passengers - this is the fifth train in its generation to travel the tracks since the Hammon family opened the attraction.

Note: The order of the tours will be determined by Scenic World staff on the day of arrival. Tour availability is subject to change without notice, and one tour may be replaced by another.


DAY 6: BLUE MOUNTAINS - SYDNEY/HOBART
After breakfast and check-out at the hotel, private transfer to Sydney airport for boarding a domestic flight (not included) to Hobart. Arrival in Hobart, private transfer to the hotel and accommodation for 3 nights, including breakfast.

Hobart, the capital and largest city of Tasmania, Australia, was founded in 1804 as a penal colony and is the second oldest city in the country. The city is famous for its picturesque port, surrounded by mountains and hills, in addition to its well-preserved historic buildings. Hobart stands out as a vibrant cultural hub, offering a rich art scene, museums, galleries, and events such as the Dark Mofo Winter Festival. In addition, the city is an ideal starting point for exploring Tasmania's natural beauty, including national parks, hiking trails, and the famous Tasman Peninsula.


DAY 7: HOBART - Berriadale Peninsula - Hobart
Breakfast at the hotel. Regular full-day tour (with up to 15 people) on the Berriedale Peninsula, with an English-speaking guide.

Board a ferry to the Berriedale Peninsula. Arrival and visit to MONA, a contemporary art museum founded by art collector and businessman David Walsh. It is renowned for its provocative and innovative exhibitions, encompassing a wide range of works ranging from ancient artifacts to contemporary art installations.

Stop for lunch at the Moorilla winery with seasonal local products, accompanied by a glass of wine from the Muse or Praxis de Moorilla series. Then, visit the Moorilla winery and winery, covering the history and important points of winemaking techniques.

Finally, wine tasting and ferry transfer back to Hobart.


DAY 8: HOBART Free
day for independent activities.

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• Half-day private tour, with an English-speaking guide, to Hobart's main sights. Walk to identify local historic heritage sites, and how Hobart became the vibrant port city it is today.
• Private full-day tour, with an English-speaking guide, to Bruny Island and the Huon Valley. It includes lunch (without drinks), private transfers and ferry tickets to the island.

DAY 9: HOBART/Sydney
After breakfast and check-out at the hotel, private transfer to Hobart airport and board a domestic flight (not included) to Sydney.

Arrival in Sydney and private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation for 1 night, with breakfast.


Day 10: Sydney
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel, private transfer to Sydney airport.