Explore this amazing destinations’ wild beauty, walking trails, quaint villages and friendly locals.

If you are looking for a nature escape then the Blue Mountains in New South Wales will tick all of your boxes. Located approximately one and a half hours from Sydney, this natural wonderland houses ancient rainforests, towering escarpments and breathtaking views. It is also one of only two places in the world that has a town in close proximity and surrounded by over 1 million hectares of World Heritage-listed wilderness. The stunning Blue Mountains really are for all ages.


The town of Katoomba is known as the heart of the Blue Mountains and is also home to the renowned Three Sisters rock formation. Echo Point is one of the best viewing spots and a starting point for numerous walks. Browsing this quaint village you will come across antique shops, cosy cafes, museums and the street art murals laneway for a colourful display of works from local artists. Sweet tooths will love the Gingerbread House, located in an old restored church, offering gingerbread house making workshops to create your very own take home masterpiece. Other picturesque towns to visit include Leura and Blackheath.


Scenic World is one of the area’s most popular attractions. Enjoy sweeping aerial views from the suspended cable car; ride the world’s steepest railway and discover the rainforest above from the boardwalk and more with your entry ticket. Those looking for thrill seeking adventure have the option to abseil the soaring sandstone ridges or mountain bike through the rugged terrain. Bushwalking is the main leisure attraction here with over 400 kilometres of maintained trails to suit all fitness levels.


Explore the world’s oldest cave system in Jenolan as you tour the depths of the caves, passing hanging stalactites and turquoise lakes for an incredible underground experience. Wander through the beautiful Mayfield Garden for a seasonal display of orchards, hedge mazes and flowers as this hidden paradise captures your imagination. Spectacular waterfalls are also in abundance in the Blue Mountains with Katoomba Falls and Wentworth Falls being the most visited here.


When hunger and thirst strikes head to Mountain Culture Beer Co. in Katoomba for an incredible local craft beer selection paired nicely with one of their burgers for a relaxing lunch. Or indulge in a superb afternoon tea at the Hydro Majestic, one of Australia’s most iconic hotels, served in the majestic Wintergarden with panoramic views overlooking the Megalong Valley.

Click here for our New South Wales getaways or contact our team by calling us on 1800 810 910 or email shortbreaks@holidaysofaustralia.com.au

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Explore this amazing destinations’ wild beauty, walking trails, quaint villages and friendly locals.

If you are looking for a nature escape then the Blue Mountains in New South Wales will tick all of your boxes. Located approximately one and a half hours from Sydney, this natural wonderland houses ancient rainforests, towering escarpments and breathtaking views. It is also one of only two places in the world that has a town in close proximity and surrounded by over 1 million hectares of World Heritage-listed wilderness. The stunning Blue Mountains really are for all ages.


The town of Katoomba is known as the heart of the Blue Mountains and is also home to the renowned Three Sisters rock formation. Echo Point is one of the best viewing spots and a starting point for numerous walks. Browsing this quaint village you will come across antique shops, cosy cafes, museums and the street art murals laneway for a colourful display of works from local artists. Sweet tooths will love the Gingerbread House, located in an old restored church, offering gingerbread house making workshops to create your very own take home masterpiece. Other picturesque towns to visit include Leura and Blackheath.


Scenic World is one of the area’s most popular attractions. Enjoy sweeping aerial views from the suspended cable car; ride the world’s steepest railway and discover the rainforest above from the boardwalk and more with your entry ticket. Those looking for thrill seeking adventure have the option to abseil the soaring sandstone ridges or mountain bike through the rugged terrain. Bushwalking is the main leisure attraction here with over 400 kilometres of maintained trails to suit all fitness levels.


Explore the world’s oldest cave system in Jenolan as you tour the depths of the caves, passing hanging stalactites and turquoise lakes for an incredible underground experience. Wander through the beautiful Mayfield Garden for a seasonal display of orchards, hedge mazes and flowers as this hidden paradise captures your imagination. Spectacular waterfalls are also in abundance in the Blue Mountains with Katoomba Falls and Wentworth Falls being the most visited here.


When hunger and thirst strikes head to Mountain Culture Beer Co. in Katoomba for an incredible local craft beer selection paired nicely with one of their burgers for a relaxing lunch. Or indulge in a superb afternoon tea at the Hydro Majestic, one of Australia’s most iconic hotels, served in the majestic Wintergarden with panoramic views overlooking the Megalong Valley.

Click here for our New South Wales getaways or contact our team by calling us on 1800 810 910 or email shortbreaks@holidaysofaustralia.com.au

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Fill out the form below and we will contact you with more information.