Excursion d'une journée dans les Montagnes Bleues au départ de Sydney
Description
Notre excursion d'une journée dans les Blue Mountains offre une expérience de haute qualité. À partir de 7h00, le premier point culminant de la journée comprend un arrêt au zoo de Sydney où vous assisterez à une conférence culturelle des Premières Nations et aurez l'occasion de rencontrer la faune locale avec un garde du zoo. Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers les Blue Mountains où vous vous retrouverez entouré par le paysage spectaculaire des luxuriantes Blue Mountains. Après le déjeuner (à vos frais) à Luera, vous pourrez profiter d'une promenade panoramique autoguidée le long de la promenade Prince Henry Cliff. Vous aurez tout le temps d’admirer les vues incomparables depuis différents points de vue lors de votre promenade au sommet des falaises. Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers le quai du parc olympique où vous monterez à bord d'un ferry panoramique pour retourner au port de Sydney. Vous pouvez choisir de terminer le voyage à Circular Quay ou à Darling Harbour en fin de journée.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Commencez votre aventure par une visite au zoo de Sydney, où vous rencontrerez des animaux indigènes comme des kangourous, des koalas et plus encore. Explorez la piste du koala et assistez à une fascinante démonstration d'objets indigènes à l'intérieur de la cabane parlante. Ne manquez pas l’immense maison des reptiles et de la nuit, qui abrite la plus grande collection du genre, avant de prendre un café et de faire une pause rapide.
Admirez la vue imprenable sur la vallée de Jamison et admirez la formation rocheuse emblématique des Three Sisters. Parcourez les boutiques de souvenirs locales offrant des cristaux étincelants et des opales précieuses, puis promenez-vous le long des bords de falaises de grès et admirez les anciennes formations rocheuses s'étendant jusqu'au mont Gibraltar.
Faites une pause déjeuner dans le pittoresque village de Leura, connu pour ses charmants cafés et sa grande variété de choix alimentaires, allant de copieux burgers et pizzas au feu de bois à des salades fraîches et des friandises sucrées comme la crème glacée et les chocolats faits main. Essayez le hamburger kangourou unique ou la pâtisserie kangourou dans une sauce goulache riche, ou apportez votre propre déjeuner à déguster dans le parc paisible. Un supermarché local est également à proximité pour des collations supplémentaires ou des produits essentiels.
Profitez d'une randonnée libre le long de la promenade Prince Henry Cliff. Il y a un certain nombre de points de vue spectaculaires à apprécier, y compris Orphan Rock Lookout, Katoomba Falls Lookout, Cliff View Lookout et Juliet's Balcony. La vue imprenable sur les montagnes bleues est inégalée lors de cette promenade le long des falaises.
Terminez la visite par une promenade relaxante en ferry le long de la rivière Parramatta, en contournant la circulation urbaine. Profitez d'une vue imprenable en passant sous le Sydney Harbour Bridge et arrivez à Circular Quay près de l'Opéra.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Veuillez être prêt et attendre devant l'hôtel que vous avez choisi au moins 10 minutes avant l'heure indiquée ci-dessous: // Ibis Hotel Darling Harbour - 70 Murray St, Darling Harbour @ 7h00 // Park Royal Darling Harbour - 150 Day St, Sydney @ 7h05 // Wynyard Hotel - 107 Clarence St, Sydney @ 7h15 // Sydney Harbour Marriot, 30 Pitt St, Sydney @ 7h25 // Sheraton Hotel Hyde Park, 161 Elizabeth St, Sydney @ 7h35 // Holiday Inn Potts Point, 203 Victoria St, Potts Point @ 7h45 // Vibe Hotel Sydney, 111 Goulburn St, Sydney @ 7h55 // St Laurance Church, 812 George St, Sydney @ 8h00 //
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Malheureusement, nous ne pouvons pas accueillir de bébés de moins de 3 ans.
- Cette visite se termine au Sydney Olympic Park Wharf, où vous prendrez un ferry panoramique pour Sydney.
Avis(75)
Prompt & fuss free tour, driver Alan is friendly and has great background knowledge of the area of the tour.
As the weather was a bit too wet, we decided to go into scenic world, instead of just hiking around and we're glad we did as it was fun going on the difference rides, it was still quite a busy place but lines moved very quickly. It was really easy to book online and pick up our tickets. The Sydney zoo was lovely and the guided tour interesting. As always we wish we had more time to explore, especially at the bottom of the valley and really take it in, read the signs about the history of the area but all in all it was a good day out. The ferry ride back to circula quay was easy and efficient.
Overall a fantastic experience. We would recommend a little more time at the Zoo and a map of the total Zoo would have been helpful. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. The Blue Mountains were absolutely stunning.
So humbling to be able to visit and experience this area. We had a visit to a zoo and local village (Leura) before going to three sisters at Echo point and onto scenic world.
Great variety of pickup spots and the bus was comfortable. After I got on, I found that all the other passengers had booked directly with the company website - and had an additional tour option. In fact, I had to show the itinerary to the bus driver because he was not aware of it. My option was to go on my own for the walk at the end or find a way to get online to get a ticket for that other option. I really wanted to go for a walk and did not think that other option would be worth the money. 1. The zoo was okay. I did not realize the option to be able to feed a kangaroo. Besides Australian animals, the zoo had African animals and some dinosaur animatronics but that was all. 2. The next stop after the zoo were to places to eat and shop. 3. The third stop was to an overlook and where you could also eat/shop. 4. And the last stop is where the other bus passengers had their additional activity. The driver led me to a path where I could walk and I had a time to get back. But I found that many of the paths were being reconstructed with detours and the one that was not was a LOT of steps down (and up). And no "complimentary aboriginal cultural talk with an experienced guide" So basically the tour consisted of activities I could to for the cost of a bus ticket.
We had a great day. Paul was friendly, helpful, knowledgable of the Blue Mountain area, he even went out of his way to show us how to buy tickets for the ferry.
Fantastic day in the Blue Mountains. Great trip to the relatively new zoo! Beautiful scenery in the mountains!! Our tour guide Paul was knowledgeable, friendly and helpful! Fun day with him!! Highly recommended!!
It is a mildly physical. Large groups. Recheck meet up times. Ours was wrong meet up one hour too early
The climb is harder than tou think but worth the pain. The tour huide was informative and respectful to all persona on tour
Pickup was punctual and luckily we were one of the first onboard. Irene, our driver, gave us a running commentary on our way around the city pointing out the salient spots. Irene, I should explain is an Aussie with a great Aussie sense of humour and has a colorful way about her. Our first stop was the Sydney Zoo where besides the exotic animals we were reminded of the broad range of fauna and of the creatures that can kill you. An early lunch at a small village called Leura in preparation for a longer stay at the Blue Mountain’s viewing area and the opportunity to ride on the cable cars. We finished the tour at the Olympic Park ferry pier where we were able to catch the ferry back to Circular Quay. I thought this was an added bonus. Payment for the ferry ride was additional but easy. One can use the tap-on/tap-off facility with one’s credit card and then it’s just sit back and relax. It was a great tour and I would recommend it to all ages.
