The Hunter Valley Wine Region is one of those names that even people who don’t drink much wine seem to know. Ask a traveller about Australian wine and the Hunter will come up in the conversation. And for good reason — this patch of land in New South Wales, just north of the Sydney Basin, …
Wentworth Falls is one of those names that’s on every Blue Mountains itinerary, but the reality is more rugged, more interesting and far less glossy than the brochures suggest. I, Paul Beames, have walked these tracks for decades, from the Charles Darwin walk to the Grand Stairway that’ll test your knees and your patience. Every …
The exotic and beautiful Blue Mountains are the perfect place to spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of the busy city in green surroundings. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is home to some of Australia’s most exotic gardens. From autumn to spring – Blue Mountains Gardens is home to …
Located east of Katoomba on the Blue Mountains National Park outskirts, Leura is often considered the most picturesque village with stunning views of the Blue Mountains. It boasts charming historic homes, beautifully landscaped gardens, pleasant weather, and a town centre recognized by the National Trust, featuring cherry trees that attract attention from social media users during the blooming season. …
Located less than a two-hour drive from Sydney in the heart of the magnificent Blue Mountains, Scenic World offers stunning views and a healthy dose of wildlife (except native birds and animals). Enjoy breathtaking views of some of Australia’s most iconic attractions, including the Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls, and the Jamison Valley, from atop the World …
We’ve compiled a list of the most excellent Blue Mountains lodgings, including luxury 4.5-star hotels, family-friendly resorts, and attractive vacation houses. The Blue Mountains, so named for the subtle blue haze that settles over the landscape as the oil from the eucalyptus trees in the lush forests evaporates, is a popular destination not to be missed, as …
What could be better than visiting a World Heritage site close to the city centre? Although this region can be visited all year round, the best time to visit the Blue Mountains is when the temperature is not scorching and frosty. In other words, September and October, the spring months, are the ideal time to …
Because of its appeal and prominent tourist sites, seeing the Blue Mountains towns’ natural beauty, culture, and gastronomic pleasures may take more than a weekend. Hidden among stunning mountains, these settlements fascinate visitors with their charming streets, cosy cafes, and breathtaking surroundings with natural wonders.The Blue Mountains area of Australia is recognized for its lovely villages, attractive coffee …
Spread over 260,000 hectares and part of the UNESCO Great Blue Mountains World Heritage Site; the Blue Mountains National Park is the most visited national Park in New South Wales. Don’t miss out on a Blue Mountains tour! Visit scenic lookouts, hike through lush forests, and encounter native wildlife on this unforgettable adventure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd3Et-x2UYM Table of …
Inspired by the region’s stunning scenery and rich seasonal produce, these beautiful Blue Mountains restaurants invite visitors to sample local flavours with innovative menus. From richly decorated heritage dining rooms to progressive restaurants with a rustic, eco-friendly ethos, the Blue Mountains’ restaurant scene is impressive in its diversity and constantly expanding. With an emphasis on local …
