Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley
What We Say
The Blue Mountains, named after the blue mist that rises from the covering forests of eucalyptus, make a spectacular start to your Blue Mountain and Hunter Valley self drive tour. It's an ideal place for bushwalking amongst the craggy peaks and cavernous gorges, and is a haven for wildlife.
The Brisbane Waters National Park displays sandstone landscapes rich in Aboriginal art, and Wollemi National Park is home to the rare Wollemi Pine. Tour the world class vineyards and wineries of Hunters Valley then visit Port Stephens to catch sight of a bottlenose dolphin in Nelson Bay.
Call to book
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Highlights
- Blue Mountains
Hunter Valley, a picturesque area of world class vineyards and wineries.
Bottlenose dolphins at Nelson Bay
What's Included
- Prices are per person and include five nights accommodation, an information pack and are based on a Group B car hire. Minimum nights and surcharges apply on some properties. Itinerary is valid for travel from 1st April 2012 and may vary prior to this. (S24)
Itinerary
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Day 1: Sydney - Blue Mountains (100kms - 2 hours driving time)
Head out of Sydney towards the Blue Mountains, one of Australia's most popular National Parks. Being only two hours out of the city means that there is plenty of time today to explore the region.
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Day 2: Blue Mountains
Today is it leisure to allow you more time to ensure that all the highlights of the region are covered - visit Scenic World to take a ride on the famous railway or Skyway (own expense) or simply take in the incredible views on offer such as the Three Sisters.
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Day 3: Blue Mountains - Hunter Valley (175kms - 3 hours 30 mins driving time)
Pass through Brisbane Water and Wollemi National Parks before arriving at your accommodation in the Hunter Valley.
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Day 4: Hunter Valley
Another day to spend at leisure! The Hunter Valley is new South Wales' most famous wine region, and with over eighty wineries on offer you will be sure to sample some classic tastes!
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Day 5: Hunter Valley - Port Stephens (150kms - 3 hours driving time)
Drive through the scenic Lemon Tree passage to reach Port Stephens, known for the bottlenose dolphins that play in the bay. Indulge in the fabulous seafood and enjoy diving right off the beach in Nelson Bay.
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Day 6: Port Stephens - Sydney (175kms - 3 hours 30 mins driving time)
Leave Port Stephens and travel south along the Pacific Highway through Newcastle and past Lake Macquarie. Make your way back into Sydney over the majestic Harbour Bridge.
