Private Central Coast Outdoor Nature Tour from Sydney

Berowra Valley National Park

30 min

Breathe in the crisp air and enjoy the panoramic vistas as we wind our way through forest of native botanicals. We'll stop at a secret scenic lookout for breathtaking views across the valley.

Australian Reptile Park

1 hour

Visit one of Australia's oldest wildlife parks and see Australian native animals such as koalas and kangaroos, crocodiles, native birds, spiders and snakes.

Broken Bay Pearl Farm

1 hour

NSW's only pearl farm is home to some of the country's most impressive pearls. We can visit the Shellar Door to browse the jewelry collections or join a guided experience. *Optional

Saddles Mount White

20 min

We stop to get a coffee and morning tea at this award-winning Australiana-inspired gourmet bakehouse, serving up artisan favorites lovingly made from locally-sourced ingredients.

Somersby Waterfalls and Picnic Area

30 min

One of the Central Coast's most spectacular sites, Somersby is a series of cascading falls set against lush green foliage. We can take a short dip in the tranquil pools at the base of the waterfalls to cool off and leave refreshed and invigorated.

Terrigal Boardwalk

1 hour

This vibrant seaside town is a gem of the Central Coast, a favorite of Sydney-siders and visitors alike. We'll walk the foreshore boardwalk taking in the spectacular scenery before we stop for lunch at one of the many wonderful cafes with sweeping ocean views.

Avoca Beach

1 hour

We'll stop in this quaint village and venture to the crystal-clear rock pools. These tidal pools are home to a variety of species and a wonderful opportunity to spot these incredible micro-ecosystems in action.

Firescreek Fruit Wines

1 hour

Wine-tasting with a difference! This botanical winery practices regenerative organic farming to make award-winning fruit wines from a variety of botanical ingredients. Optional: local chocolate pairing available on request (additional cost).

Bulgandry Aboriginal Engraving Site

20 min

A sacred Indigenous site featuring a range of well-preserved engravings that are over 200 years old (many perhaps ten times that age). Bulgandry provides valuable insight into Aboriginal traditions, past lifestyles and previous interactions with the environment.