David Debrincat

Parc national de Blue Montains Vacations

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60 kilometres inland from Sydney, the Blue Mountains is a magnificent national park in the state of New South Wales.

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Caves
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Hiking / Trekking

Parc national de Blue Montains: How to get there?

1 hour by car or train from Sydney.

Parc national de Blue Montains: When to go?

All year round

Parc national de Blue Montains: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Parc national de Blue Montains: What to see in the surroundings?

Barrière de Corail

Kings Canyon

Kakadu National Parc

Panoramic view over the MacDonnell mountain range

West MacDonnell National Park

What our travelers think about their stay

60 kilometres inland from Sydney, the Blue Mountains is a magnificent national park in the state of New South Wales.

My suggestion

Conveniently, there is a bus that does a full loop from Katoomba to Leura, stopping at 30 points of interest in the park.

Mountains and greenery as far as the eye can see, just a few kilometres outside of Sydney!

My suggestion

Take a trip to admire the 'Three Sisters', three emblematic peaks in the Blue Mountains.

The Blue Mountains National Park is in southern New South Wales.It's perfect for outdoor sports, be it mountain biking, canyoning, hiking or climbing. The park covers 2,680km2 and is a great getaway close to Sydney.

My suggestion

Numerous hikes depart from Katoomba, in the heart of the Blue Mountains. You'll find the famous Echo Point, the best viewpoint over the legendary Three Sisters.

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