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The Three Sisters rock formation at Katoomba, lit warm against the Blue Mountains escarpment

Private chauffeur service

Chauffeur journeys to the Blue Mountains.

A longer run out of Sydney, arranged as either a one-way transfer or a private day with the car staying with you.

Enquire about a Blue Mountains journey.

Arriving by air?

We plan your pickup around your flight — waiting time included.

Fixed fare quoted upfront · Nothing added on the day

The Blue Mountains is a regional journey rather than a metropolitan one, so it is arranged rather than simply booked against a standing rate. Tell us the date and what you want to do, and we come back with a fixed fare.

There are two shapes to it. A one-way transfer takes you out or brings you back — useful if you are staying overnight, or connecting to or from Sydney Airport at one end. A private day trip keeps the same chauffeur and vehicle with you for the whole day, so you set the pace and the stops rather than working around a timetable.

Because it is a long day either way, the vehicle matters more than it does on a short run. The larger classes are the usual choice, and the fare is agreed in writing before you travel rather than accumulating as the day goes.

The area

Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath and the escarpment.

The mountain towns sit along one road: Glenbrook and Springwood on the way up, then Wentworth Falls, Leura and Katoomba, and Blackheath and Mount Victoria beyond.

Echo Point and the Three Sisters are the usual stop, with Scenic World a short distance away and the lookouts at Govetts Leap and Evans further north. Most of what visitors come for is within a few kilometres of Katoomba.

The view from Govetts Leap at Blackheath, across the Blue Mountains escarpment

Why this service

What every booking includes.

  • Arranged to your plan rather than a fixed tour timetable
  • The same chauffeur and vehicle for the full day
  • A fixed fare, not a meter running on a long day
  • Larger classes for comfort on a longer journey

How it works

A transfer, or the whole day.

There are two shapes to a mountains booking. A one-way transfer takes you up or brings you back, which suits an overnight stay or a connection to Sydney Airport at one end. A private day trip keeps the car and chauffeur with you, so you set the stops and the pace rather than a timetable.

Either way it is a regional journey and arranged rather than booked against a standing rate: tell us the date and the shape of the day, and we come back with a fixed fare in writing.

Who it suits

Who books this.

Visitors and residents wanting a private day out of the city, or a one-way regional transfer.

  • Visitors wanting a private day out of Sydney
  • Travellers staying overnight who need one leg only
  • Groups who would rather not drive the route themselves
  • Anyone connecting a regional trip with a flight

Questions

Blue Mountains questions.

How long does it take to reach the Blue Mountains from Sydney?

Katoomba is roughly 100 kilometres west of the city, usually somewhere between an hour and a half and two hours by road depending on traffic and where in the mountains you are going.

Can you do a private day trip rather than a one-way transfer?

Yes, by arrangement — the car and driver stay with you for the day rather than dropping you and leaving.

Do you collect from Sydney Airport directly to the mountains?

Yes. It is a long transfer, so the fare is quoted upfront and the driver is allocated against your flight.

Is the drive difficult in poor weather?

The mountains are cooler and can be foggy when Sydney is clear. It is a normal sealed highway, but allow extra time rather than assuming the usual run.

Can several people share one vehicle for the trip?

Yes, and for a group it is usually the sensible option — one van rather than several cars over that distance.

Enquire about a Blue Mountains journey.

Tell us the journey and we'll come back with a fixed fare for blue mountains.