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Discover the World Heritage treasures of Blue Mountains
National Park and the breathtaking natural wonders of the Jenolan Caves. Nestled
on the western side of the Blue Mountains, this extensive network of limestone
caves and above-ground arches are Australia’s most impressive. Pass by the
Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush Bay. Travel to peaceful Japanese Garden with
ponds. Climb the western mountain highway via the sleepy townships Blaxland,
Leura, Wentworth and Lawson, Katoomba the quaint capital of the Blue Mountains
National Park and get away destination for holiday-makers. Enjoy views over
stunning eucalypt forests and age-old rock formations as you travel through the
scenic Blue Mountains. Time to ride aboard either the Skyway, Scenic Railway or
Cableway( own expense). Enter the Grand Arch at Jenolan Caves, hiding place of
sparkling limestone caverns. Take in the beauty of the region and see the
mysterious Blue Lake. Join an informative and fully guided Cave tour through one
of either the Lucas, Imperial or Chifley Caves. Relax amid the comfort and
ambience of Caves House, originally a 1920s holiday retreat for Sydney’s rich
and famous. Watch for native wildlife among the quiet bush land, the deep caves
and great valley. Learn the folklore of the intrepid settlers and legendary
bushrangers of this region. Depart Jenolan Caves for your direct drive back to
Sydney. Dinner at an Italian cafe in the Italian quarter
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Travelling west along the picturesque highway to the caves, it
takes about 2.5 hours (caves entrance $ 27 to $ 40, not included) |
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On photo: view in one of the caves |
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Visiting the village located near Jenolan caves which built in Alpine style |
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Natural sculptures in Blue Mountains Jenolan caves |
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Entrance to one of the caves. There are more than 20
different caves to visit. |
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Dinner at an Italian cafe in the Italian quarter ($30 - $45 p/p with wine) |
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Japanese Garden with ponds in Sydney |
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Kangaroo in the park near Japanese Garden |
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