Grand Blue Mountain Canyon

Wentworth Waterfall

Wentworth Falls is probably the most stunning waterfall in the Blue Mountains. Having two sections falling from the top to a ledge half way down and then again to the very bottom of the valley, if there was no break, these falls would be the highest waterfall in the Blue Mountains. You can see the top half of the falls from Princess Rock a short walk from the car park, however to really appreciate the Wentworth Falls region you should plan at least a few hours for bushwalking. (ROUTE 6 on the MAP)

Featherdale Wildlife Park

Park are encouraged to embark on a unique journey, discovering over three hundred species of Australia’s diverse wildlife. Featherdale provides all-day FREE encounters with Australia’s most beloved and iconic ‘Aussies’, the Koala and Kangaroo. Education and Conservation form an integral component of Featherdale’s philosophy. Not only is Featherdale renowned throughout the tourism industry but also its extensive captive breeding programs have set the standard for animal conservation and management in the zoological industry. As a result, Featherdale animals and animal husbandry techniques are highly sought after by zoos and fauna parks all over the world. (ROUTE 6 on the MAP)

Nan Tien Temple

Nan Tien Temple known as “Southern Paradise” is the largest Buddhist temple in the Southern Hemisphere, located near Wollongong. The temple focuses on the exchange of eastern and western cultures;one of the most well known international tourist attractions. It attracts more than a few hundred thousand visitors from all over the world all year round. There are couple of nice lotus ponds, Chinese style garden, pagoda. Enjoy our wonderful selection of vegetarian cuisine. Experience the delight of our fresh, healthy vegetarian meals.

Minnamurra Rain Forest of Giant Trees

The Minnamurra Rainforest is a multi award winning attraction located in Budderoo National Park, a short fifteen minute drive west of Kiama past the village of Jamberoo (off Tourist Drive No: 9). Visitors can experience the spender and beauty of this rare remnant of subtropical and warm temperate rainforests which is representative of the once extensive rainforests of the Illawarra region. Visitors regularly see first hand the fauna of the area such as the normally allusive Lyrebird, the Eastern Water Dragons, Swamp Wallabies and a host of bird species which make Minnamurra their home. (ROUTE 8 on the MAP)

Kiama Blow Hole & Crooked Winery

The Kiama experience starts with pristine uncrowded beaches, rolling green pastures, handmade dry stone walls, heritage architecture and spectacular natural scenery. The "Blow Hole" attraction is located on the cape of Kiama. Under the right conditions, large waves enter the mouth of the Blowhole & compress the air within the inner cavity. As the retreating water leaves, it is forced upward by the compressed air, as the mouth is still blocked by the receding wave. The escaping air causes the loud "oomph", which accompanies the water spout. Over many years the Blowhole will become less vigorous, as the underground cavity erodes due to the pounding waves. Also, there are two wineries Crooked River &  Roselea in 10 minutes drive from Kiama which we recomend to visit. (ROUTE 8 on the MAP)

Jenolan Caves

Jenolan Caves are, without question, Australia's most impressive limestone caves. Situated in the blue mountains wilderness, nine show caves are open to the public with spectacular lighting, underground rivers and cave formations that amaze visitors. The complex system is one of the largest underground cave systems in the world and was recently proclaimed the oldest open cave system in the world. Nearby, Oberon, Megalong Valley and Katoomba are worth a visit. (ROUTE 11 on the MAP)

Reptile Park

The award winning Australian Reptile Park which located near Gosford, Central Coast, is the hands-on zoo and boasts loads of animal interaction and exciting wildlife shows. Have a close encounter with some of the park's scaly and furry animals during Snappy Hour, including a walk with Hugo the giant Galapagos tortoise. Elvis, NSW's biggest crocodile. During warmer months, see the spectacular alligator feeding from the banks of their 'gator lagoon. See native and exotic reptiles and spiders in their unique exhibits, The Lost World of Reptiles and Spider World, featuring Tarantula-ville. Discover how they are saving the iconic Tasmanian devil with their exciting conservation project, Devil Ark. Witness venomous snake and funnel web spider milking every day or have a photo with a snugly python, wombat or cuddly koala. On the photo the oldest animal  in Australia (284 years old turtle granted by Charles Darvin) (ROUTE 7 on the MAP)

Aboriginal Engravings in Ku-ring-gai Chase Park

There are many engravings in the park, some of them were made more 3000 years ago. Also, there is an aboriginal cave shelter site near West Head In the West Head area, you can find a cave shelter site 1.4 kilometres along the Aboriginal heritage walk. This walk also includes rock engravings and paintings. Aboriginal heritage walk This is part of the Resolute Track. Starting from the Resolute picnic area, the track takes you first to the paintings at Red Hands Cave, then to some rock engravings (600 m along the track), then to a shelter site. From here, you can return to the picnic area by retracing your steps. Axe grinding grooves, West Head Try looking for axe grinding grooves - and rock engravings - on the America Bay Track, West Head. They're just off the path, near the start of the track. (ROUTE 7 on the MAP)