Wildlife, Waterfalls and Wine Day Tour from Sydney

About this tour

An 11-hour loop south of Sydney threading through Royal National Park, along the dramatic Grand Pacific Drive and across the Sea Cliff Bridge, then inland via the Southern Highlands. You'll hold a koala with a keeper, walk past waterfalls tumbling off sandstone cliffs, pause at a beachside café for lunch, and taste wines at a small winery. The route weaves through eucalyptus forests, coastal bays and country roads with a guide who knows the region well. Groups capped at 11 people.

Highlights

• Private koala encounter with experienced wildlife keeper
• Sea Cliff Bridge crossing with coastal panoramas
• Waterfall walks through Royal National Park
• Beachside lunch with wine pairing included
• Boutique winery visit in Southern Highlands
• Sandstone escarpment drives and scenic backroads
• Small-group experience, maximum 11 guests

What to expect

You'll spend most of the day in a comfortable minibus stopping at landmarks. The koala session happens up close with a keeper explaining behaviour and care. Expect gentle walks—nothing strenuous, though you'll need to manage 1 km stretches and climb 50 steps at various spots. Lunch is relaxed at a popular seaside spot where your drink is covered; the winery visit is informal, more about tasting than selling. Scenery dominates: coastal cliffs, forest valleys, and glimpses of wildlife. Weather varies by season (cold and layered May–October, warm December–March), so pack accordingly.

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