The historic site of Sydney’s first European settlement, The Rocks boasts one of the best positions on the harbour. Successfully combining a colourful history with a warm ambience and character, The Rocks contains many beautifully restored buildings from Sydney’s early days as a colonial town. Much of The Rocks comprises of a maze of original, cobblestone lanes that lead to over 170 shops, cafes and restaurants. The Rocks is home to a number of restaurants run by some of Sydney’s best chefs.
Terrigal has an airy and up-market feel with rows of well-established Norfolk pines lining The Esplanade. A pathway beneath the trees leads alongside the beach and out to the most prominent natural feature of the area, the oddly-shaped headland known as 'The Skillion'. The beautiful natural landscape is complimented with a unique and vast mix of boutique shops, restaurants, cafes and nightlife. This is one of the most popular holiday destinations on the central coast.
Address: Echo Point Katoomba NSW 2780
Arguably the Blue Mountains most recognisable icon, the ‘Three Sisters’ rock formations are located at Echo Point, Katoomba overlooking the world heritage listed Jamison Valley. The valley itself is part of the 2,482 km2 Blue Mountains National Park. According to Aboriginal legend, three sisters were turned to stone by a medicine man who sought to protect them. A number of lookouts provide great position to see these unusual formations.
Address: Wharf St Tweed Heads NSW 2485
Twin Towns is the largest Services Club in Australia, occupying almost 5 square kilometres of property spread across its four sites - the main club, Twin Towns Services Club, Club Banora at Banora Point, Outrigger Twin Towns Resort (which adjoins Twin Towns by an overhead walkway) and Twin Towns Juniors. Twin Towns sets new standards in entertainment, accommodation, dining, conferences, meetings and events with world class facilities set
Wentworth Falls is probably the most stunning waterfall in the Blue Mountains. Having two sections falling from the top to a ledge half way down and then again to the very bottom of the valley, if there was no break, these falls would be the highest waterfall in the Blue Mountains. You can see the top half of the falls from Princess Rock a short walk from the car park, however to really appreciate the grandeur of these Falls you should plan for a few hours for bushwalking.
Address: 65k West of Mittagong Mittagong NSW 2575
Over millions of years a maze of underground passages, streams and caverns has developed. Known to the Aboriginal people for tens of thousands of years, the Wombeyan Caves were re-discovered by Europeans in 1828 when explorers stumbled across a vast opening leading into the amazing depths below. The Caves feature vast caverns adorned with striking and delicate formations in a range of sizes, shapes and textures. These limestone caves are both remarkable and beautiful.
Address: PO Box 291 Forestville NSW 2087
Address: 311 Ophir Rd Bathurst NSW 2795
Address: 3km north of Barraba on the Fossickers' Way Barraba NSW 2347
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