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Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, the largest cave system in Australia (that is open to the public) and is 340 million years old – ranking it amongst the oldest caves on Earth. Jenolan’s Extended Orient tour shows you the awe-inspiring Temple of Baal Cave, plus sections of the Lucas and River caves.
Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, the largest cave system in Australia (that is open to the public) and is 340 million years old – ranking it amongst the oldest caves on Earth. Delicate and not often shown, Jenolan’s Ribbon Cave is a narrow gallery of unusual features that you see up close.
Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, the largest cave system in Australia (that is open to the public) and is 340 million years old – ranking it amongst the oldest caves on Earth. Jenolan’s Extended Orient tour shows you the breathtaking Orient Cave, plus sections of the Lucas and River caves.
Looking for real adventure? Maybe something a little on the dark side? Although Jenolan, near Oberon, in the Blue Mountains of NSW, is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, this experience is NOT about looking at scenery. It is about personal achievement and doing something that you can’t do elsewhere. Join a small group of fellow travelers (no more than 12 people) through a challenging, but exhilarating journey, climbing, squeezing and crawling deep into the heart of a limestone mountain, as actual cave explorers do. Although people of all ages can take on this introductory caving adventure, it requires average strength, flexibility and agility. No previous caving experience necessary!
Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, the largest cave system in Australia (that is open to the public) and is 340 million years old – ranking it amongst the oldest caves on Earth. Stand in Jenolan’s awe-inspiring Temple of Baal Cave, and marvel at the astonishing formations in this citadel of reflection and peace.
The Chifley displays all the stunning limestone formations for which Jenolan is famous, including delicate straws. One of Jenolan’s best examples of exquisite ‘spar’ crystal can be seen in the Chifley.
One of our shorter and less strenuous cave tours, the Chifley amazes young and old. This tour does not retrace its path, so you always wonder what is around the corner.
The Chifley has a fascinating history, and was the first cave in the world to be lit with electric light – as early as 1880. In fact it was one the earliest places in the world to use light bulbs – remarkable at the time.
Two of its beautiful grottoes are still illuminated with historical coloured lights, a reminder of its unique heritage – children find these fascinating.
The Imperial Cave follows an ancient river passage. It is a wonderful, memorable experience for people of all ages, including children. As the path is mostly level, with short sets of stairs, it is the best cave tour for less mobile or elderly visitors.
Cave features include ‘The Sinkhole’, ‘Lot’s Wife’, the ‘Alabaster Column’ and the dramatic’ Crystal Cities’ which looks like an ancient fortress. And as its name suggests, the ‘Shawl Cave’ is filled with delightful cave shawls.
When the floor of the Imperial Cave was excavated in 1975, bones were discovered. The bones of a Tasmanian Devil (long extinct on the mainland) and a Wallaby are on display. As you walk through the cave, you can also see marine fossils embedded in the limestone roof and walls.
This tour includes an visit to the northern ‘Jenolan Underground River’, via a 66 step spiral staircase. This part of the tour is optional for less mobile visitors.
Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan boasts Australia’s most spectacular cave system and Australia’s largest cave system (that is open to the public). At 340 million years old, Jenolan ranks amongst the oldest caves in the world. When you explore the massive Lucas Cave, you stand in Jenolan’s highest and widest chambers – it is humbling!
Set in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Jenolan is Australia’s most spectacular cave system, the largest cave system in Australia (that is open to the public) and is 340 million years old – ranking it amongst the oldest caves on Earth. Enjoy all that Jenolan’s Imperial Cave offers, then explore the beautiful Diamond Branch, with its pure white crystal.
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