Avoid Crowd and Experience Blue Mountains with Private Sidney Tours
We all know that Sydney’s beautiful summer beaches are on the radar of most people, but have you ever considered taking a private winter tour by hiring a private Sydney tour around the Blue Mountains?
Just an hour west of Sydney, in our warmer months, The Blue Mountains are a real figure — and it is June, July and August that recall Australia’s winter.
In winter, tourists guides like private Sydney tours receive you with a rare pocket of fog in Katoomba, low-lying cloud pillows across Jamison Valley and haunting dark sky over Echo Point, followed by a perfect double-arch over the horizon, not just a single rainbow. This natural beauty renders an unbelievable photographer.
This additional natural beauty offers you the amazing imagery of the canyons and forests described under the UNESCO world heritage.
The Winter of Australia is Sydney’s rainy season so it is a must-go for a few quick walks along the river. Torrents of water dropping hundreds of metres below and tiny waterfalls not accessible in the summer welcome. You will be invited by private Sydney tours. You will find Wentworth Falls, Weeping Rock, Gordon Falls, Govetts Jump, Leura Cascades, Katoomba Falls, and Bridal Falls are among the better-seen waterfalls during heavy rainfall, and some of these other waterfalls are not visible.
Global Australian flora — the gold wattle reveals that during the cooler months it’s still pretty worn. Their cylindrical or spherical bright yellow flowers add an overflowing rear fall.
Even in winter, it’s best to see an imitation lyrebird foraging undergrowth insects. These intellectual birds copy calls from your cell phone from a parrot, lorikeet, cockatoo or even a kookaburra, or a ring-tone, or even from a police vehicle. They’re awesome.
How can I wear on a tour of the Blue Mountains?
Winter can get chilly in the mountains, but very frequently I get up and see a lot of visitors wearing a pair of shorts just getting off a bus with a cotton hoodie moaning “it’s cold.”
I propose carrying thermals to make the day fun and survive in very cold conditions. The cold is really in your legs so it is important to get a double layer if the temperature does not reach 10°C or 50°F. The skin above is not dense nor the wisest way to take one or two light sweats depending on the activity level. The North Face, Kathmandu, or Columbia Gortex windcheaters are perfect for blocking the wind. You will typically get a full rain-resistant jacket, which does not even allow water to zip on the seams.
Mainly hundreds, if not thousands of steps along many scenic walks in the Blue Mountain National Park, which can collect water in the centre of the move. But it’s a smart recommendation to buy waterproof walking shoes. After the first slip, the plugs will be soaked with mesh-covered trainers/tennis shoes / running shoes.
Blue mountains are real, wow and one should visit at least once in their life. To add essence to your already baked cake, hire private Sydney tours and let the journey be wow!
