After breakfast depart Sydney for the Blue Mountains, traveling along the Bells Line of Road to the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah. The Garden covers 28 hectares on the summit of a basaltcapped peak. At 1,000 meters above sea level, you’ll find cool climate plants from around the world, specifically from Australia, Chile, Peru, New Zealand, New Caledonia, and Africa. This afternoon visit two private gardens at Mount Wilson. Mount Wilson is famous for its cool climate exotic gardens and during Spring and Fall are a blaze of color. Nooroo is a privately owned garden of great beauty and botanical interest. Built and planted in 1880 by William Hay, the original plantings include English oaks, chestnuts, ash, and cedars, which are underplanted with thousands of bulbs, including, bluebells, daffodils, and crocus. Windyridge is one of those quintessential cool-climate gardens, growing on the rich soils of an old volcanic plug. Towering trees, terraced lawns, stone walls, a waterfall, lilypond, sculpture and focal points - this well-designed garden has all the features you’d expect in a large garden. Return to Sydney late in the afternoon - dinner is on own this evening.