Top New South Wales Hiking Tours

Experience Sydney’s most iconic coastal walk on this guided journey from world-famous Bondi Beach to beautiful Coogee Beach, taking in dramatic clifftop views, stunning beaches and hidden local gems along the way. Almost every travel guide ranks the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk among the top things to do in Sydney. Along the way, take in sweeping ocean views, golden beaches, historic landmarks and natural rock pools while your guide shares local insights about Sydney’s coastal culture and history. Highlights of the walk include the famous Bondi Icebergs ocean pool, stunning coastal lookouts and the heritage-listed Waverley Cemetery overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The experience concludes with a relaxed restaurant lunch (main, side, dessert and beverage) at the vibrant Coogee Pavilion — one of Sydney’s most popular beachfront dining venues. The perfect way to finish this spectacular coastal journey.

Experience the best of the Blue Mountains with a private guide on this full-day tour. Highlights include Wentworth Falls, Scenic World cableway, Leura's scenic drive, and the iconic Three Sisters at Echo Point. Customize your trip with stops at Katoomba Falls, Boar’s Head, and Cahill’s Lookouts for a personalized adventure.

Guided by a passionate hiker and photographer who has spent a lifetime in the Blue Mountains, this small-group day tour from Sydney goes where the tour buses don't. In a group of no more than 10, walk into the bush and find wild kangaroos grazing in Megalong Valley, then take real trails to lookouts most tours never reach. Want to push further on a longer, steeper stretch? You can. Want the shorter, easier path to the same view? You can do that too, and the group meets back up on the other side. Lunch is a proper Aussie pie with salad from Mountain High Pies, an award-winning Blue Mountains bakery, with around 20 varieties including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free. As dusk falls at Echo Point, enjoy a twilight spread of Shiraz, Brie and Danish Blue cheese, crackers, hummus and Australian sweets while Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos dive off the escarpment to roost. Included, not an upsell. Roughly 10 hours door to door, this is a tour for those seeking some soft adventure in nature.

Nature lovers—this is the tour for you! Swap the hustle and bustle of Sydney for a day exploring the natural beauty outside the city. Avoid spending time stuck in traffic by going on a tour designed to miss peak hour traffic jams. A guided bushwalk is included, so you won’t have to worry about studying a map. See Wentworth Falls, and the Three Sisters rock formation. A highlight is an incredible sunset over the Blue Mountains—the ideal photo opportunity.

Discover the breathtaking views and magnificent waterfalls of the Blue Mountains without the crowds by delaying your morning departure from Sydney. Spend the day on guided bushwalks through this UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape, admiring the views from lookout spots. This tour is timed so you miss the worst of the Sydney traffic and linger at the Three Sisters around sunset, after the crowds have disappeared.

Experience abseiling in the Blue Mountains on this tour from Katoomba. With a guide who provides instruction and encouragement, you'll rappel down a set of cliffs, from 16 feet (5 meters) to 49 feet (15 meters) to a 98-foot (30-meter) drop. During your adventure, don't forget to look around at the surrounding bushland scenery.

Your walk will take you through diverse habitats from rain forest to clifftops, between enormous pines and white-woods and surrounded by seabirds. While the topography is hilly, the pace is relaxed and our guides cater to a range of fitness levels. Your efforts will be richly rewarded by a delicious barbeque breakfast with all the trimmings, which awaits. Learn about our flora and fauna and see some of our 40 endemic species of plants and birds. For those that just want to join us for breakfast come along! We will relax and meet up with the others for breakfast.

Enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Blue Mountains without the hassle of self-driving, or the restriction of taking public transportation. After a central-Sydney pickup, head to Featherdale Wildlife Park to see native Australian animals. Continue to some of the Blue Mountains’ top lookout points, including the Three Sisters rock formation and Echo Point Lookout, and spend time exploring the mountain town of Leura at leisure.

Understanding Sydney’s layered history can be difficult without local context, particularly in areas shaped by both Indigenous heritage and European colonies. This guided pub walking tour explores The Rocks, an area with deep cultural significance, through stories connected to its long-standing pubs. Walk between venues with a local guide, enjoy four included drinks, and learn how social gathering places reflected changing communities over time.

Join a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour by double-decker bus to discover the highlights of Sydney and Bondi Beach. Enjoy unobstructed views and recorded onboard commentary as you travel along two routes to top destinations including the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Darling Harbour, and Bondi Beach. Go in-depth wherever you like by hopping off the bus to explore. Experience the city’s most noteworthy attractions at your own pace.

Combine sightseeing with meal plans on this sunset dinner cruise around Sydney Harbour. Relax as soon as you step on board, and take in the city from a unique and romantic perspective. Pass highlights including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. Enjoy a 3-course à la carte meal, or upgrade to a 4-course option if you choose. Perfect for celebrating a special occasion, like an anniversary or birthday.

Planning an active day in the Blue Mountains—including its standout viewpoints and walking tracks—can be tricky if you don't have your own car. This guided day trip from Sydney simplifies the experience with a well-paced itinerary that includes morning tea and wildlife encounters at Calmsley Hill Farm, followed by a quieter perspective of the Three Sisters from the lesser-known Eaglehawk Lookout. Continue with a scenic, self-guided hike from Evans Lookout to Govetts Leap, with time for a relaxed picnic lunch, then visit the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mt. Tomah.

Kayak the waters of the Pittwater estuary north of Sydney with an instructor-guide and in the safety of a small group on this tour. Board a 2-person kayak and paddle the bays, cliffs, and mangroves of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Scotland Island, and Salvation Creek. Then, break for a walk to a waterfall and snack before kayaking back. All equipment included.

Save yourself the guesswork of finding a restaurant with a view and secure guaranteed window seating at Sydney Tower’s revolving restaurant. Dine nearly 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the city as the restaurant completes a full rotation, revealing changing views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, and even the Blue Mountains on clear days. Enjoy an unlimited buffet with more than 30 dishes, plus an included drink.

Discover the history of Sydney on a 2.5-hour walking tour and pub crawl in The Rocks. Your knowledgeable and entertaining guide takes you to four of Sydney's oldest pubs where you try a different glass of craft beer, cider, or wine in each venue. Learn about the early days of the British colony in Australia and hear the stories of these old-time pubs as you enjoy their rich atmosphere and tasty drinks.

The only Blue Mountains private tour that takes you off the beaten track to see WILD kangaroos in their natural habitat — not in a wildlife park, no entry fee, no fences. We visit a secret guide spot near Windsor where the mob has been visiting for years, with 8,000-year-old Aboriginal rock engravings on the same sandstone outcrop and a 150-year-old colonial farm next door. Then explore Old Windsor (founded 1810) and the Macquarie Arms Hotel — the oldest surviving pub and hotel in Australia (built 1815). Plus the iconic Three Sisters from a quieter lookout away from coach-tour crowds. 290 km of hidden Blue Mountains routes. Two variants: 8 hours with optional Scenic World, or 9 hours with a 3 km Wentworth Falls clifftop hike. Created by Andrew Sorokin, licensed Sydney guide since 2006.

Adventure-seeking travelers won't want to miss this canyoning day tour of the Blue Mountains that includes two canyons: Twister Canyon and Rocky Creek. Start the day with a short walk to Twister Canyon where you'll don your provided wetsuit and leap into a series of eight pools. Hike further along to Rocky Creek, where you'll have lunch with amazing waterfall views. Swim in, scramble through, and explore these falls after.

Secure your seat at one of Sydney’s most iconic venues and experience opera in an accessible, easy-to-understand format. Enjoy a concert at the Sydney Opera House—a UNESCO World Heritage–listed landmark—featuring beloved classics such as Puccini’s “Nessun Dorma,” Bizet’s “Au fond du temple saint,” and Rossini’s “Largo al factotum.” With English and Simplified Chinese subtitles provided, it’s an easy way to enjoy world-class opera, even if it’s your first time.

Take in views from one of Sydney's best vantage points, the revolving restaurant at Sydney Tower, 81 stories above the ground. Dining experience includes 3-Course a-la-carte menu served with freshly baked bread, cultured butter, and Chef's selected side dish. This sophisticated restaurant offers an intimate, stylish fine dining experience, with contemporary Australian-French fusion cuisine.

Trade the bustle of Sydney for the picturesque Blue Mountains—and make your travel logistics easy and hassle-free—on this full-day tour. Catering to active adult travelers, this tour includes scenic views, waterfall hikes, and more. You can look forward to visiting Wentworth Falls, stopping at the Three Sisters, and spotting wildlife. All national park fees, lunch, and transportation from central Sydney are included.

Escape into nature right on Sydney's doorstep with this small-group hike in Blue Mountains National Park. Your guide knows the trails well, ensuring you won't get lost as you hike the roughly 4 miles (6.3 kilometers) of Grand Canyon Hike. Learn about local plants and animals from your guide while you hike. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop off in comfortable air-conditioned transport for a hassle-free experience.

This luxury private hiking tour is designed for those visiting Sydney who want a more immersive and adventurous encounter with the Blue Mountains. Instead of simply viewing the landscape from the lookouts, you will step into it, following beautiful trails through rainforest gullies, cascading waterfalls, sandstone ridgelines, open heathland and vast escarpments. The experience is shaped around your group’s pace, fitness level and appetite for adventure, with hike options ranging from lush waterfall walks such as Empress Falls and Wentworth Falls to more open and dramatic routes like Lockleys Pylon and Hanging Rock. With private transport, a knowledgeable guide and a flexible itinerary, this is a refined yet adventurous way to experience the wild beauty of the Blue Mountains.

Qualified local guide and mental health professional. Outdoor instructor expertise. Deep local knowledge. Mindful nature connection sets this tour apart.