Blue Mountains
Description:
The Blue Mountains circle the city of Sydney from the west. This is probably the most popular excursion in Sydney. The Blue Mountains Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The purest air saturated with eucalyptus fumes is very good for health.
What you'll see:
• travel around the city west past the Olympic complexes in Sydney in 2000
• Visit the Australian Animal Park. Possibility to pet kangaroos, wallabies and koalas. Here you can see unusual albino kangaroos and peacocks, parrots, echidnas, Tasmanian devils, dingo dog, cassowary, emu, penguins and many other rare animals.
Fruit market right by the road - you can buy local fruit on the road (optional)
• Crossing the Nepean River and climbing the mountains
• just behind the climb - Tablelands - a viewing platform with a cliff of 400 m
Wentworth Falls is the most abundant waterfall in the Blue Mountains, visited by Charles Darwin. Leura Bridal Veil – the most picturesque waterfall in the Blue Mountains
If desired, you can go down to the base of the waterfall and even swim, taste spring water.
• tourist towns of Leura and Katoomba, old cafes, shops
• the most famous view site Sublime Point - a place that overlooks the Blue Mountains and the cliffs "Three Sisters"
Nearby viewing platform without crowds of tourists, the same views alone - only for your group
Lunch at the cafe. (extra)
• It is possible to visit the opal store.
• eucalyptus honey tasting
Another view site of Cahills Lookout. Megalong Valley and Camel Head Rock.
The Grand Canyon, the Australian analogue of the famous canyon in Colorado (USA).
Rhododendron Garden (October - November)
On the way back you can buy Ugg Boots directly from the manufacturer in the stall on the road (optional)