Your first stop and the starting point of the day's guided walk. Perched above the Jamison Valley, Elysian Rock Lookout offers an immediate introduction to the scale and beauty of the Blue Mountains — a sweeping panorama that sets the tone for everything ahead.

Elysian Rock Lookout to Olympian Rock Guided Scenic Walk

The endpoint of your first guided walk along the legendary Prince Henry Cliff Walk. Olympian Rock rewards every step with dramatic clifftop views over the World Heritage-listed Jamison Valley, framed by ancient eucalypt forest stretching to the horizon.

One of the Blue Mountains' most beloved villages, Leura charms visitors with its tree-lined main street, heritage buildings, and French-style cafés. Take a breath, enjoy a morning tea at your own pace, and soak in the relaxed elegance of this mountain retreat.

Home to the iconic Three Sisters, Echo Point is the most recognised landmark in the Blue Mountains. Stand at the cliff edge and take in the full grandeur of this ancient sandstone formation — one of Australia's most photographed natural wonders.

The beating heart of the Blue Mountains, Katoomba offers a great mix of cafés, restaurants, and local character. This is your free-choice lunch stop — explore at your own pace and fuel up before the afternoon's adventure on the quieter north side of the National Park.

The tour's best-kept secret and a highlight that most day trips never reach. Govetts Leap delivers one of the most dramatic panoramas in Australia — a vast, uninterrupted view over the Grose Valley that stops you in your tracks the moment you arrive.

Govetts Leap Lookout Guided Scenic Walk to the Govetts Leap waterfall (Cliff Top Track with panoramic Grose Valley and Bridal Veil Fall view)

Reached via your second guided walk along the Cliff Top Track, Bridal Veil Falls cascades dramatically into the Grose Valley below. Your guide brings the landscape to life with stories of the region's geology and natural history as you walk the clifftop edge.

The perfect way to end the day. Quieter and less visited than Katoomba, Blackheath is known for its independent boutiques, antique shops, and cosy cafés. Browse the vintage stores, enjoy an afternoon tea, and savour one final taste of authentic Blue Mountains life before the return to Sydney.