This world renowned region of escarpments and breathtaking scenery, that gets is name after the blue haze created by the eucalyptus oil in the air above the mountain gum forests, is within an easy 1 to 2 hour drive from the heart of Sydney to the foothills and up into the Blue Mountains.

One of the finest bushwalking areas of the world with the cascading waterfalls, breath-taking panoramas, rainforests, fern-filled gullies and the abundance of flora and fauna, the Blue Mountains National Park includes more than 240,000 hectares of dissected sandstone plateau, forested river valleys and deep gorges. The Park adjoins Wollemi National Park to the north and Kanangra Boyd National Park to the south west, making it one of the largest natural areas in NSW.

It is here that there are also some fabulous places to stay, whether you are after budget hostels to bed and breakfast, quaint self-contained cottages or boutique hotels, there is a huge selection of accommodation options throughout the Blue Mountain region. Check out our range of accommodation in the Blue Mountains or select from any one of our other popular destinations.