NSW
Blue Mountains
A UNESCO World Heritage wilderness west of Sydney, with historic villages, galleries, bookshops, and natural swimming holes.
Archie Rose x Karu
Blue Mountains, NSW
Sydney's Blue Mountains distillery producing whisky and gin inspired by the World Heritage-listed wilderness on the city's doorstep.
Blue Mountains Distillery
Blue Mountains, NSW
Award-winning craft gin and vodka distillery in Katoomba featuring The Factory Bar with house-distilled spirits, locally sourced beverages, live weekend music, and distillery tours.
Hillbilly Cider
Blue Mountains, NSW
Located in Bilpin, this cider shed crafts crushed apple ciders using Blue Mountains fruit and heritage varieties, including the unique Julie apple. The venue offers wood-fired pizzas and live music events.
Mountain Culture Beer Co
Blue Mountains, NSW
Award-winning Katoomba brewpub housed in a restored 1900s heritage building, specialising in hazy IPAs and stouts. Located two minutes from Katoomba Station with on-site parking, it offers craft beer, local food, and a deck perfect for post-adventure relaxation.
Blackheath Escarpment Cottage
Blue Mountains, NSW
A stone cottage perched on the escarpment edge at Blackheath with views deep into the Grose Valley. Original features include a slate fireplace, timber shutters, and a walled garden. Walk to the Grand Canyon track directly from the gate. Located in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales; nightly rates from $200 to $340; accommodating up to 4 guests across 2 bedrooms; amenities include wifi, fireplace; ideal for couples and small families and nature lovers.
Blackheath Heritage Cottage
Blue Mountains, NSW
A lovingly restored 1890s miners cottage in the heart of the upper Blue Mountains village of Blackheath. Original fireplaces, wide verandahs, and a rambling cottage garden create an atmosphere of timeless charm, within walking distance of Grand Canyon track. nightly rates from $190 to $340; accommodating up to 6 guests across 3 bedrooms; amenities include wifi, fireplace, garden, parking; ideal for families and small groups and nature lovers.
Borrodell Vineyard
Blue Mountains, NSW
Self-contained apartments overlooking a trout lake and vineyard in the Blue Mountains. Wake to morning mist rolling through the orchard. nightly rates from $200 to $350; accommodating up to 4 guests across 2 bedrooms; amenities include kitchen, wifi, garden, bbq; ideal for couples and small families and nature lovers.
Katoomba Art Deco B&B
Blue Mountains, NSW
An elegant Art Deco guesthouse in the cultural heart of Katoomba, walking distance from Echo Point and the Three Sisters. Period features meet modern comfort with heated floors, plush bedding, and a generous cooked breakfast showcasing local produce. Located in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales; nightly rates from $170 to $290; accommodating up to 8 guests across 4 bedrooms; amenities include wifi, breakfast, fireplace, parking; ideal for families and larger groups and nature lovers.
Leura Garden Guesthouse
Blue Mountains, NSW
An Edwardian guesthouse in Leura's garden village with established English-style gardens and mountain views. Five rooms feature antique furniture, fireplaces, and views over immaculate hedgerows. Afternoon tea is served daily in the conservatory. Located in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales; nightly rates from $220 to $380; accommodating up to 2 guests across 1 bedroom; amenities include wifi, fireplace, breakfast_included; ideal for couples and nature lovers.
Mount Wilson Garden Cottage
Blue Mountains, NSW
A stone cottage hidden among the spectacular heritage gardens of Mount Wilson in the upper Blue Mountains. In autumn the cathedral of European trees blazes with colour, while spring brings rhododendrons, camellias, and birdsong. nightly rates from $210 to $360; accommodating up to 4 guests across 2 bedrooms; amenities include wifi, fireplace, kitchen, parking; ideal for couples and small families and nature lovers.
Spicers Sangoma Retreat
Blue Mountains, NSW
Ultra-private luxury suites hidden in the Blue Mountains bushland. Each suite features a private heated pool, fireplace, and uninterrupted valley views. nightly rates from $550 to $1000; accommodating up to 2 guests across 1 bedroom; amenities include private pool, spa, fireplace, wifi; ideal for couples and nature lovers.
The Old Leura Dairy
Blue Mountains, NSW
A lovingly converted 1890s dairy in the heart of Leura village. Original stonework and modern comforts blend in this charming Blue Mountains bed and breakfast. nightly rates from $200 to $350; accommodating up to 2 guests across 1 bedroom; ideal for couples and nature lovers.
Blue Mountains National Park
Blue Mountains, NSW
A UNESCO World Heritage Area less than two hours from Sydney, the Blue Mountains encompasses over 267,000 hectares of deep valleys, towering sandstone cliffs, eucalypt forest, and the famous Three Sisters rock formation. The park offers everything from easy lookout walks to challenging multi-day canyon hikes through this ancient landscape.
Govetts Leap Lookout
Blue Mountains, NSW
A spectacular lookout perched on the edge of the Grose Valley in the Blue Mountains, with views of Bridal Veil Falls, the tallest waterfall in the area.
Greaves Creek Rock Pool
Blue Mountains, NSW
Hidden within the Blue Mountains, this serene rock pool at the base of a small cascade offers a refreshing swim surrounded by temperate rainforest.
Jellybean Pool
Blue Mountains, NSW
Named for its vibrant turquoise colour, this popular swimming hole in the Blue Mountains sits in a sandstone amphitheatre along Glenbrook Creek.
Jenolan Caves
Blue Mountains, NSW
One of the worlds oldest known open cave systems, Jenolan Caves features an extraordinary network of limestone chambers adorned with stalactites, stalagmites, underground rivers, and crystal-clear pools. Nine show caves offer guided tours ranging from easy walks to adventure caving experiences through narrow passages and underground waterways.
Lincolns Rock
Blue Mountains, NSW
A vast flat sandstone platform jutting out over the Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains, offering uninterrupted views of the valley floor and the surrounding escarpment. Also known as Flat Rock, it has become one of the most popular photography spots in the mountains. The walk passes through heath and woodland before arriving at the exposed ledge.
Wentworth Falls
Blue Mountains, NSW
One of the Blue Mountains most iconic waterfalls, Wentworth Falls plunges 187 metres into the Valley of the Waters. Multiple walking tracks offer different perspectives of the falls, from easy lookout points to challenging valley floor hikes. The surrounding bushland is home to lyrebirds, king parrots, and ancient tree ferns.