Atraccions turístiques a Lithgow

During this 90-minute excursion, you'll head into Australia's UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains to explore the wonders of the night sky. You can choose between a sunset or night-time time slot, and you'll use professional-grade telescopes to view celestial features like Mars and Venus, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons, satellites, star clusters, the Orion Nebula, the craters and seas of the moon and more. Your expert guide will point out the various features and also teach you how to identify stars and constellations with the naked eye.

This experience at Wentworth Falls lookout offers a relaxed evening for date nights, families, groups and locals. From the lookout you will take in a wide 180-degree sunset vista over the lush Jamison Valley, with the sight and sound of the waterfalls below. The location is away from city lights, so the night will feature Australia’s spectacular sky and a clearer view of the Southern Sky. Your guide is Dimitri, an astrophysicist (PhD) with more than 10 years’ experience at places such as Sydney Observatory, Mt John Observatory, the world‑renowned observatory in Lake Tekapo (New Zealand) and Emirates One & Only Wolgan Valley. He will share his knowledge about the stars and celestial features visible from the Southern Hemisphere, explain what you are looking at and provide context from his professional background. The evening typically includes stargazing and guided discussion of the Southern Sky’s wonders, giving you an opportunity to learn and ask questions in a beautiful natural setting.

You’ll start this abseiling adventure in beautiful bush land, beginning on a beginner-friendly 5 metre high cliff. Your instructor will be close at hand to encourage you and explain the basic techniques. As you move through the activity, the climbs increase in height so you gain confidence and skills at each stage. With each descent your instructor will talk you through the steps, helping you progress to a 15 metre high cliff and, finally, a 30 metre high drop. Along the way you’ll practise the core abseiling techniques under supervision and take in the scenic surroundings of the bush land, making the experience both visually rewarding and physically engaging.

Empress Canyon is the most popular canyoning adventure and offers a stunning day in dramatic rock and water. You will move through narrow gorges and natural pools while taking part in canyoning activities that include abseiling, water jumps and a 30-metre waterfall abseil. Along the way you will experience a mix of scrambling, controlled descents and splash landings as you negotiate the canyon terrain. No previous experience is necessary — the team will teach you everything you need to know on the day. Instruction and safety guidance will prepare you for each abseil and jump so you can focus on the scenery and the challenge. A gourmet lunch is provided, giving you a chance to relax and refuel during the outing.

Relax in a small-group Blue Mountains tour that offers a more personalised experience. You may choose from intimate groups of up to 15 or 20 guests and travel in a deluxe Mercedes‑Benz Sprinter or a premium minibus with extra comfort and legroom. Bottled water and free WiFi are provided, and your expert guide will offer commentary as you travel. You’ll visit Scenic World, where entry is included and you’ll experience the world’s steepest railway. Along the way you’ll see the region’s striking mountain highlights and enjoy memorable encounters with Australian wildlife at Featherdale Wildlife Park, with entry also included and opportunities to see koalas and kangaroos. The day will finish with a relaxing, scenic Parramatta River ferry ride back to Sydney, which is available at your own expense.

You will experience the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains from an open-air, ex-Australian Army Land Rover. The vehicle’s elevated seating and lack of windows give you uninterrupted sightlines across the area’s spectacular landscape. As you travel, you will smell the eucalypts and feel the fresh air, making the journey as much about the senses as the scenery. Along the way, the open design provides a unique perspective on the Blue Mountains that differs from enclosed tours. The arrangement of seats and open sides lets you take in broad views and the atmosphere of the forest and ranges as you move through them. This tour does not go off road, so you will remain on established roads while enjoying the natural sights and the open-air experience.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Blue Mountains National Park, this private trek takes you into a variety of Australian landscapes. You will walk through eucalypt forests, vibrant scrublands and quiet rainforest pockets, accompanied by expert guides who will help you discover the region’s rich flora and fauna. The pace is relaxed to allow time for observation and photography. Along the way you will encounter gentle cascades and stand beneath majestic sandstone escarpments, taking in views that highlight the park’s different habitats. As you move through the environment, your guide will point out plant and animal life and explain how these ecosystems fit together. The experience suits nature lovers and photographers who want to explore the lesser-known corners of the Blue Mountains close to Sydney.

Discover the UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains on a small-group tour (max. 14 guests). Visit Calmsley Hill Farm to meet native Australian wildlife, admire the iconic Three Sisters, and enjoy a scenic hike with breathtaking views of the Grose Valley. If needed, an alternative trail may be used. On the return to Sydney, stop at the beautiful Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens.

You will spend a full day exploring two of the Blue Mountains’ most striking canyons. The contrast between them is immediate: one is all playful movement and splash, the other is dramatic, narrow and tunnelled. Along the way you will experience different rock formations and water features that highlight why these canyons are so highly regarded. Twister Canyon is pure fun. It has more water jumps than any other canyon in the Blue Mountains, so you will often be greeted by fast-flowing sections and opportunities to leap into pools. Rocky Creek is deep, narrow and spectacular. You will move through tight, steep-walled sections and extensive tunnel passages that create a very different, almost enclosed atmosphere. As you pass from one canyon to the other, you will notice the change in scale and character, from energetic water runs to the cathedral‑like feel of the tunnels and gorges. This full day adventure will be one you won’t forget.

This trip will bring you closer to nature with an exciting abseiling activity the Blue Mountains National Park. You'll have a guide with you at all times, to make sure you have a safe and fun experience. You'll start off by abseiling down a five-metre high rock, to help you get accustomed to the activity and the equipment. When you've built up some confidence, you'll have the chance to apply your new skills on a rock face measuring between 15 and 30 metres.

Set in the winter canyons of the Blue Mountains, this experience offers relatively easy access to canyoning and abseiling in a scenic gorge environment. As you move through the canyon, you will encounter steep rock walls, narrow slots and the kind of rugged landscape that makes canyoning rewarding. The route is considered a gem among local winter canyons and will provide an engaging outdoor challenge without being remote. No prior experience is necessary — instructors will teach you everything you need to know on the day, from basic abseiling technique to safe canyon travel. Along the way you will learn practical rope skills and how to move confidently through the canyon environment. Your trip will also include a gourmet lunch, which you can select at the time of booking, so you will have a relaxed meal provided as part of the experience.

In the World Heritage Blue Mountains, an open-air ex‑Australian Army Land Rover offers a different way to take in the scenery. The vehicle's elevated seating and lack of windows give you unobstructed views across the ridges and valleys. Along the way you will smell the eucalypts and feel the fresh air around you, which adds a sensory layer to the landscape. As you move through the region, the setup lets you appreciate the scale and colours of the Blue Mountains. The combination of open seating and close-up vistas provides an opportunity to see the area's spectacular landscape from a viewpoint that is both immediate and immersive. This experience focuses on being out in the environment, so you will spend time taking in the sights, sounds and smells that define the Blue Mountains.

You will take an outdoor climbing course in the Blue Mountains, around Katoomba, designed for people with little or no previous outdoor climbing experience. It also serves as an excellent step for anyone moving from indoor to outdoor climbing. Along the way you will experience a lot of fine Blue Mountains climbing set among the area's distinctive sandstone terrain. The focus is on world‑standard technical rock and rope skills training. As you move through the sessions you will learn core techniques that apply to outdoor climbing, practising rope work and technical rock skills in real settings rather than on artificial walls. Instruction is aimed at building confidence and competence for outdoor routes while letting you enjoy the natural climbing opportunities the Blue Mountains offer.

This rock climbing experience will take place in the scenic Blue Mountains, where you can admire panoramic views and snap photos. Suitable for all kinds of climbers, this experience will introduce you to the world of rock climbing or challenge you to progress and develop advanced climbing skills. A qualified guide will be on hand to teach you new techniques and all equipment will be provided, including shoes, a wetsuit and abseiling gear.