Blue Mountains and Jenolan Caves Overnight

Visit the Blue Mountains National Park where our eco pass accreditation allows us to take you on amazing bushwalks walks through the national park with waterfalls, cliff stairs and rainforest. Take a morning visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park, where you will see koalas up close, hand feed kangaroos and see a 4 metre crocodile at this award winning park. See the Three Sisters rock formation and hear Aboriginal stories and see this famous rock formation overlooking the Jamison Valley Enjoy a picnic lunch made with fresh local produce to satisfy your mountain appetite. Join a guided bushwalk down the Furber Steps cut into the side of the cliff and into the valley surrounded by rainforest, see waterfalls and stunning views of valley. This walk is next to Scenic World where you will have the option to save your energy and take the world's steepest railway back to the top (own expense). As the tour comes to an end, you will be dropped off at the award winning Katoomba YHA. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring the town on your own or meet other travellers and share stories.

After breakfast, join a new group as you descend deeper into the Blue Mountains region, visiting the Jenolan Caves. When you arrive be sure to take a short walk to the Blue Lake, a mysterious aqua coloured lake which is the result of minerals seeping through the limestone caves surrounding it. Lunch is at your own expense from Jenolan Caves House or you can bring your own. A trained, local guide will meet you and take you on a guided tour of the Lucas Caves, the largest of all the cave systems at Jenolan. The sounds and sights that you will encounter will surprise and thrill you. Back above ground, be sure to look out for native animals and birds that call this area home. We will even take you to a secret location where kangaroos graze and you can see them up close. We return to Sydney via Govett’s Leap for stunning views of the Grose Valley.