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Full Day Blue Mountains Tour + Harbour Cruise
Highlights
- Escape the city and breathe in the crisp mountain air of the stunning Blue Mountains.
- Explore dramatic escarpments and lush valleys while discovering charming villages along the way.
- Marvel at iconic viewpoints that showcase the breathtaking beauty of the landscape.
- Conclude your adventure with a memorable one-hour sightseeing cruise on Sydney Harbour.
Escape the city and immerse yourself in the crisp mountain air on this full-day journey to the spectacular Blue Mountains. Experience dramatic escarpments, lush valleys, charming villages and iconic viewpoints, before concluding with a memorable 1 hour sightseeing cruise on the world-famous Sydney Harbour.
Itinerary highlights
Echo Point & The Three Sisters
Arrive at Echo Point to view the world-famous Three Sisters rock formation. Learn about Aboriginal legends and take in panoramic views across the Jamison Valley.
Scenic World
Enjoy Scenic World with all three rides included:
– Scenic Railway – the world’s steepest passenger railway
– Scenic Skyway – glide 270 metres above the valley floor
– Scenic Cableway – descend into the rainforest and return with stunning views
Cahill’s Lookout
Stop at Cahill’s Lookout to admire sweeping views over the Megalong Valley. Take photos and enjoy the peaceful mountain atmosphere away from the crowds.
Leura Village
Travel to the charming mountain village of Leura, where you’ll enjoy lunch and free time. Explore boutique shops, cafés, and tree-lined streets in one of the Blue Mountains’ most loved towns.
1 Hour Sydney Harbour Cruise
Depart from Circular Quay, Wharf 6 and enjoy a relaxed 1-hour Sydney Harbour Sightseeing Cruise, offering front-row views of the city’s most iconic landmarks from the water. Sit back and enjoy live commentary as well as complimentary tea and coffee while cruising through one of the world’s most beautiful natural harbours.
Sail directly beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge and admire the Sydney Opera House from an unforgettable vantage point. Glide past Barangaroo Reserve, the historic wharves of Walsh Bay, and the lush shoreline of the Royal Botanic Gardens. Continue past Garden Island, the 19th-century island fortress Fort Denison, and Kirribilli House, the Prime Minister’s Sydney residence.
The cruise also takes in the colourful charm of Luna Park, sweeping views from Blues Point, and the historic sites of Goat Island and Simmons Point. You’ll finish by passing the New Sydney Fish Market, the largest seafood market in the Southern Hemisphere.
The cruise concludes back at Circular Quay at 5:35pm, making it a perfect addition to an afternoon or early evening in Sydney.
Tour details
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Available from 19 February 2026 to 31 March 2027
Features
Service facilities
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
Operation information
Brighton Tours
Brighton Tours provides the widest selection of guaranteed daily departures from Sydney’s CBD to a variety of bucket list destinations across regional New South Wales, Australia. Operating immersive, full-day tours to the Blue Mountains, Port Stephens, and the Hunter Valley every day, the company also offers a Sydney City Night Lights tour, twice-weekly departures to Canberra, and a range of seasonal experiences.
Itineraries span from half-day city sightseeing to extended full day tours covering the breadth of NSW. Brighton Tours’ team of carefully selected, highly trained drivers and guides ensures each journey is both informative and memorable, creating lasting holiday experiences.
Travelling in a modern fleet of luxury coaches and seven-seat Mercedes vans, guests enjoy exceptional comfort along with complimentary bottled water and snacks.
With a focus on quality, service, and unforgettable adventures, Brighton Tours invites travellers to explore its full range of experiences by visiting the official website for detailed tour information.
Memberships
- Australian Tourism Export Council
- International Cruise Council of Australasia
- New South Wales Business Chamber
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
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