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| Scenic World |
The Blue Mountains
Scenic World’s 270-metre-high cable way goes across the Jamison Valley in the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park.
Beyond Skyway is the world's first rooftop cable car with guests able to climb onto the rooftop of its cableway for refreshments and uninterrupted views of eucalyptus forests, mountains and beyond.
Other activities at Scenic World include taking a ride on the world's steepest train and exploring the ecosystems on the rainforest boardwalks.
The Hunter Valley
Hunter Valley Ballooning is located in the vineyards of The Hunter Valley, Australia's oldest wine region.
It has been taking adventurers on hot air balloon expeditions for more than 30 years on a flight over rolling vineyards, farmlands and mountains.
Whale watching at Jervis Bay
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| Jervis Bay |
With lookout points dotted along the coast, it’s the chance to spot the humpback and southern right whales, with Jervis Bay on the South Coast of New South Wales the state's premier whale watching spot.
Meroo Head Lookout is the place to see the whales breaching and playing with their newborns on an epic boat tour with Jervis Bay Wild.
Shelly Beach. one of Sydney’s Northern beaches, is located in Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve.
It attracts snorkelers and divers to crystal clear water and an array of exotic marine life such as giant cuttlefish, whale sharks, octopus and eagle rays.
Dive Centre Manly runs regular snorkelling and diving tours whilst Pro Dive Manly specialises in dive tours and specialised courses.
Beach horse riding in Byron Bay
Zephyr Horses, a coastal horse ranch in the town of Byron Bay, offers horse tours that cater to all abilities and ages.
For children, the one-hour ‘Forest Trail’ ride is a way to get a glimpse of the area’s diverse flora and fauna. More experienced riders have the two hour ‘Forest to Beach - Sunrise or Sunset Tour’.
Biking down the Snowy Mountains
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| Thredbo Mountains Bike Park |
Thredbo transforms into ski slopes once winter hits.
Rainforest kayaking in The Tweed
There’s the chance to paddle up the Rous River in the Bundjalung Country by Kayak, or explore subtropical rainforest along the serene Wobul Creek and estuarine habitat areas in The Tweed with the Cudgen Creek tour with Watersports Guru.
Ailsa Lamond at ailsa@blackdiamond.co.uk
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