Hotels near Three Sisters

Exploring Three Sisters

Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, the Three Sisters is an iconic formation of sandstone peaks, formed thousands of years ago through erosion. They are best seen from Echo Point lookout, on the edge of the plateau above. Echo Point lookout is the gateway to many great walks and nature experiences in the area.

Accommodations near Three Sisters

There is a range of options for all the travelers. The most popular hotel in Sydney is the Katoomba Manor, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Dukis House in Sydney as it has been reserved 5 times.

Sightseeing near Three Sisters

- Campbell Rhododendron Gardens

Covering an area of 18.3 hectares, the gardens comprise both exotic plantings of rhododendrons, azaleas, maples and other deciduous trees and pristine native bushland. Although the gardens are open all year round, they are especially beautiful during October and early November and also in April for the autumn colours. It will take you about an hour to stroll through the easy walking tracks of these lovely gardens. You can then head over the The Lodge for teas and light refreshments.

- Blue Mountains National Park

Blue Mountains National Park is one of the most well known parks in Australia and is part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. It is popular for its remarkable geographic, botanic and cultural values, including protecting sites of Aboriginal cultural significance. During your walks you will find magnificent views from the park’s lookouts where you will view over hazy blue forests, waterfalls and rock formations. Echo Point at Katoomba is a popular spot, offering full views of the iconic Three Sisters, and at Sublime Point in Leura, you’ll be able to see 29km away on a clear day. Remember to take a picnic lunch or thermos so you can stop for a while to admire the view.

Transportation near Three Sisters

The most popular means of transport to the Blue Mountains is by car. The entrance to the Blue Mountains at Glenbrook/Lapstone is only around 50 minutes drive from Sydney. You can also choose to travel by train. Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink offer an extremely efficient service to the Blue Mountains. If you are flying into Sydney, a new rail link opened in 2001 taking passengers directly from Sydney Airport to Central Railway Station.