Outside Sydney, Australia, the Blue Mountains rises up in a flurry of green peaks. Named from the blue haze emanating from eucalyptus trees, the region is marked as one of the World Heritage Sites. The Rock formation, pristine forests, wildlife and waterfalls are the home to more than 400 types of animals. The area is perfect for rock climbing, canoeing, caving, mountain hiking and camping. One can book Blue Mountain day tours to explore the amazing beauty of this site. To experience a stress-free travel, one must contact a reputed travel operator.

There are many such travel operators in and around Sydney who offer affordable trips from sydney to blue mountains. Whether it is a couples’ weekend or a family day drip, one can find affordable deals to explore the scenic beauty of this Australian tourist attraction from a reputed travel operator.

Three Sisters: Rising more than 900 metres above the mist-shrouded Jamison valle, these sandstone pillars are among the best known tourist sights of the Blue Mountains. Legend says, they are there sisters bewitched by a tribal elder. The Echo Point offers one of the best viewing areas and The Giant Stairway leads to the base of the peaks.

Govetts Leap Lookout: Offering the most stunning views of Blue Mountains, Govetts Leap Lookout stands over the steeply plunging Grose Valley. This area is easily accessible by car.

Katoomba: The largest town and major tourist hub is named Katoomba. This town is packed with galleries, boutiques, antique stores and excellent restaurants.Scenic Railway: This is the steepest passenger railway in the world, covering a 52 degree incline. To give a stunning view of Jamison valley, the carriages boast glass roofs. The seats come with “laid-back” or “cliff-hanger” options. It takes you through a cliff side tunnel and emerges into the ancient rain forest.

Scenic Walkway: A 2.4 km stretched walkway provides you with a relaxed experience. This elevated broadwalk is through the Jamison valley floor. The walkway is best to explore the flora and fauna of the Blue Mountains regions.

Cableway: The 545 metres ride goes down into Jamison valley. From a safe enclosed cabin you can enjoy the scenic beauty. Form top you can see the Three Sisters, Orphan Rock and Katoomba Falls.

Skyway: The skyway gives you the glimpse of the cliff tops and rainforest canopy, Jamison valley and the Three Sisters.

Leura: This place has cherry trees lining the main street and 19th century cottages. Leura is famous for health spas and cool-climate gardens. Leura Mall is a jumble of antique stores, galleries, gift shops, restaurants and cafes. Everglades Historic House and Gardens, Toy and Railway Museum, Leura Garden Festival, Leura Village Fair, Sublime Point, Prince Henry Cliff Walk and Leura Cascades are places to soothe your eyes.

Jenolan Caves: Jenolan Caves, on the Southwestern edge of the Blue Mountains are some of the oldest caves in the world. There are limestone formations, subterranean rivers and fossilized remains.

A tour to the winery can be a wonderful experience for everyone. You can go with friends and family to visit a few wineries and take in a different atmosphere. Wineries are even great for families with kids. You will have to check with the winery beforehand to make sure that they are fine with children. Most wineries offer family-oriented activities so that your children will be occupied while you taste.

If you’re a beginner to this, you don’t need to worry overmuch whether you’ll fit in or not. Wineries are for everyone to enjoy whether you’re an expert or whether you’re new to the whole thing. You can research quite a bit before you decide on particular wine tours. There are many companies that specialise in these tours and they will offer different packages based on the size of your group and the location you’re touring to. You can even start looking at wineries in your local area so that it is easier for you to make a day of it. There are wineries that have their own restaurant which specialises in food that works well with their wines. Otherwise, you can ask the locals to recommend a few places where you can enjoy the local cuisine. This will be a great way to immerse yourself in the traditions of the local community. Make sure that you check with the winery before you visit.

There is a lot of information online for beginners who are thinking of going on a winery tour. You can even start with a few smaller wineries that will not have a lot of crowds so that you’re free to ask your questions from the owners. They will be happy to educate you about their craft. You can start with a guidebook. Once you’re familiar with it, you can start asking the winegrowers about their work, how the wine is made, their remarks of their wine etc. You’ll get a lot of advice on which wines to sample as well.

You can join a tour with a small group of people so that you’ll be able to find your way better. You can share opinions with them and have an enjoyable day together. You can check out a large variety of wineries as well. The size of the winery doesn’t have a big impact when you’re deciding where to go. You can even alternate between old and new wineries. There could be wineries that use different techniques with latest innovations to produce wine. You will be able to differentiate between the traditional and the modern tastes.