Tour Itinerary: Day One – Featherdale Wildlife Park, Jenolan Caves tour | Day Two – Horse Riding, Blue Mountains, Aboriginal Rock Art | Back to Tour Description
Jenolan Caves and Blue Mountains Tour – Day Two
- Complimentary continental breakfast is served in the dining room ay Jenolan Caves House.
- At the nearby Werriberri Trail Rides (1) passengers can take the optional horse ride on horses specially selected for each rider through the bush near Jenolan Caves.
- Experienced riders will be given a responsive horse they can enjoy or novice riders will be provided with a quiet horse and assisted closely by Werriberri’s professional guides. No experience of horse riding is necessary but if horses are not your style Sally can provide a scenic bush walk instead.
- After our morning activities we have morning tea and then proceed to Katoomba (2), in the heart of the World Heritage Blue Mountains National Park.
- The Scenic Railway at Scenic World is the world’s steepest railway. It takes passengers to the floor of the picturesque Jamison Valley, where they explore the history and natural beauty on the comfortable boardwalks. The ride back to the top can be on the Scenic Cableway.
- From the cliff tops around Katoomba we can appreciate amazing views of rock formations, such as the Three Sisters and vegetation of the Jamison Valley. We admire these these before our last picnic lunch stop at a local park.
- Before heading back to Sydney passengers can choose between two Aboriginal Experiences. The Waradah Aboriginal Centre in Katoomba (2) has Aboriginal dance, music and art didgeridoo playing to see or we can make an excursion into the Blue Mountains National Park at Glenbrook to see real 1600 year old Aboriginal Rock Art, (3), painted by local Australian indigenous inhabitants centuries before the arrival of Europeans in Australia.
- Then we travel back to Sydney (4) to drop passengers off at prearranged convenient locations.
Visitors inspect the Three Sisters sculpture at Scenic World