JENOLAN CAVES AND BLUE MOUNTAINS TOURS

Heading towards the West of Sydney, our first stop is Lincoln’s Rock. In past known as the Flat Rock and officially named as the Lincoln’s Rock in 2013. This impressive lookout is one of the favourites of our travellers for an instagrammable selfie.

The next stop on this private tour to Blue Mountains and Jenolan caves is the Three Sisters in Katoomba. Three Sisters lookout at the Echo point is the most visited lookout by travellers and it is a spectacular landmark. A rock formation with many legends behind it and on the north escarpment of the Jamison Valley.

The tour plans to visit Jenolan caves around 11 am leaving some time to see the magnificent views of the surroundings. And the probability of spotting a Platypus at the Blue lake. The Lucas cave tour leaves at 11.30 am is the best suitable cave tour option that fits with the schedule. This guided cave tour usually takes over 1.5 hours and you will get the opportunity to view a large display of huge cave formations. The highlight of the Lucas cave is The Cathedral which is 54 meters high. There are other guided cave tours such as Imperial Cave, Temple of Baal, The River Cave, Orient cave to explore. However, it depends on the availability of time (cave entrance not included in the tour price).

Entry fees – $40 to $60 per adult 

Leaving the Jenolan caves around 2.30 pm, your private tour to Blue Mountains and Jenolan caves ends at around 5.00 pm Sydney CBD by dropping off you at your hotel.

Spotting wildlife such as kangaroos and kookaburras are a common request on a Jenolan Caves and Blue Mountains Tour. However, it depends on the time, Blue Mountains national park entry rules, and weather. Please let us (Sydney Top Tours) know before you book the tour and we advise the possibilities of spotting wildlife.

How far is the Jenolan caves from Sydney?

The Jenolan Caves are a natural wonder of Australia. These caverns are considered to be among the world’s oldest limestone caves. Jenolan caves are located 2.45 hours (174 km) from Sydney, in a rural valley in the southern Blue Mountains National Park. Jenolan Caves can easily be included in your Blue Mountains day tour. Because there is no public transportation from Sydney to Jenolan Caves, the best way to explore them is a Sydney-based guided day excursion.

What is the best cave to visit in Jenolan caves?

Without question, the Jenolan Caves as a whole is breathtaking, and picking just one or two caves to visit would be difficult. Nonetheless, it is a subjective choice as to which cave you consider the best. However, if you’re on a tight schedule and won’t be able to see all of the caverns, we recommend skipping Lucas Cave, one of Jenolan’s most stunning caves. However, remember that getting to the cave inside would require a rigorous 1000-step stair climb.

Do I have to be physically fit to do a cave tour?

If you wish to go on a cave trip, you must be physically fit. Visitors to the Jenolan caves must climb a series of stairwells, crawl, and squeeze or even creep through ancient corridors. Hence, people with back pain, heart problems, or claustrophobia should avoid undertaking any cave tour. That being said, Jenolan caves provide a variety of excursions, including show tours, adventure tours, night tours, kids tours, and multilingual self-guided tours. As a result, before deciding on a tour, extensively research the options and the level of physical fitness required.

Can I see Platypus, rock wallabies and native birds at Jenolan caves?

Because Jenolan caves are located within a large nature reserve, you may expect to see a wide variety of fauna. The rock wallabies can be sighted near the big arch if you take the six-foot track path. Platypus appeared during the summer months at the Blue Lake, however, the area is closed at the moment due to conservations. The Jenolan caves cottage is the best-hidden spot to see wild kangaroos.

Are there any restaurants for lunch at Jenolan caves? 

Yes, there are three places where you can dine. You can choose between Chisolm’s Restaurant, Jeremiah’s Bar and Lounge, and Caves Cafe, depending on when and what you plan to eat.