Blue Mountain Stargazing Tour


【Booking Eligibility】: Children aged 0‑3 can join this activity for free; children over 15 are charged the same as adults.
【How to Use】: The voucher is only valid on the specified date (and time). Please present the e‑voucher.
【Meeting Details】:
(1) Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the activity time;
(2) Please ensure you arrive on time;
(3) No refunds will be given for latecomers or no‑shows;
Wentworth Falls Lookout Walk
(1) Please check the map for details;
(2) The exact time may vary depending on the time of year. If the start time of the experience changes, the local supplier will contact you;
【Notes】:
(1) This activity is suitable for beginners;
(2) Telescopes and binoculars will be wiped and disinfected before and after each use;
(3) In case of overcast weather, the supplier will notify cancellation by email at 14:00 on the day of the trip;
(4) If you do not receive an email by 14:00, the stargazing trip is confirmed;
【Recommended to Bring】:
(1) If you need a telescope, we have shared telescopes available that are disinfected before and after each use;
(2) Warm clothing, gloves, and a blanket, as it gets cold in the mountains at night;
In case of bad weather, 2 options are available:
(1) Receive a gift voucher / stored value (transferable, valid for 3 years);
(2) Join a 90‑minute indoor planetarium astronomy tour at 77 Scott Avenue, Leura (requires a minimum of 8 participants);

Enjoy this award‑winning (Bronze winner of the 2022 and 2023 NSW Tourism Awards) 90‑minute stargazing experience on your next trip to the World Heritage‑listed Blue Mountains
Under the guidance of an astronomer and local professional guide, you will learn how to identify stars and constellations with the naked eye, and get to know numerous planets, moons, the Milky Way, and celestial bodies beyond
Laser‑guided constellation storytelling
Through state‑of‑the‑art telescopes, you will have the opportunity to observe (depending on the time of year): the Moon and its craters and maria, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons, Mars and Venus, the Orion Nebula, star clusters, double and triple stars, deep‑sky objects such as galaxies and the Milky Way, and if you are lucky, meteors!













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Grabbed a cold lemon tea from the tiny kiosk near the meetup spot before we set ...












