How much does it cost to visit the Jenolan Caves?

For those travelling on a budget, I’d suggest not to go inside the caves. Well, at first this suggestion seems absurd, but look at this, the minimum cost per person is $30 and a guided tour is must to see the caves from inside.

Is Jenolan Caves part of Blue Mountains?

Set in Blue Mountains World Heritage wilderness, Jenolan Caves are a national treasure, one of the best attractions in NSW, an awe-inspiring natural wonder. Unique Accommodation in the Blue Mountains Historical ambience and warm country hospitality.

Are Jenolan Caves free?

Jenolan Caves is situated in a huge nature reserve and wildlife refuge, forming part of the ‘Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area’. There is no fee to use any of our scenic bush tracks. Our bush walks are great activities.

Can you explore Jenolan Caves on your own?

For those who prefer to tour at their own pace, there is the self-guided tour (complementary with the purchase of a show cave tour ticket). The self-guided tour of the ‘twilight’ Nettle Cave and Devil’s Coach House cave is available in a range of languages and is great for visitors who don’t like enclosed spaces.

Are Wombeyan caves open?

Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

Which is the best Jenolan cave?

The Lucas Cave
Jenolan’s ‘Show’ Caves The Lucas Cave is the most popular cave with travel groups and is an excellent cave to visit on you first trip to Jenonolan Caves. It is also the cave of choice on the tours featured on the Tours to Go website. At times when the Lucas Cave is unavailable the Imperial of Chifley cave are used.

Is there a bus from Jenolan Caves to Katoomba?

Wanting to walk the Six Foot Track without the hassle of organising a car to take you to Jenolan Caves? The Six Foot Track Shuttle bus is your answer. Departing Katoomba on Saturday & Sundays you will be transferred to Jenolan Caves ready to start your walk back to Katoomba.

Is Jenolan Caves Road still closed?

Jenolan Caves Road is closed. Please use Edith Road. At Oberon, choose Edith Road.

How long is the drive from Sydney to Jenolan Caves?

three-hour
Jenolan Caves is a three-hour drive from Sydney along a winding road. Tours to the Caves are available from the Blue Mountains, or you even attempt the three-day walk to the Caves via the Six Foot Track, utilising the services of the Megalong Valley Shuttle.

Are there any caves in the Blue Mountains?

One of Australia’s oldest and most impressive cave systems, Jenolan Caves are a highlight of any visit to the Blue Mountains. The caves serve up some spectacular scenery, with dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, underground rivers, and unusual limestone and crystal formations.

Is the Jenolan Caves open every day in Australia?

Open every day, Jenolan Caves are the largest, most spectacular and most famous caves in Australia. Explore the world’s oldest caves – one of the most outstanding cave systems in the world. You are never too young or old to experience the amazing – award-winning tours, adventure caving, scenic bush walks and Australian Aboriginal culture.

Where to see platypus in the Jenolan Caves?

Take a stroll along the scenic Jenolan River Track alongside the vibrant Blue Lake. Try to spot the resident platypus in this waterhole beneath the Grand Arch. Be prepared to feel dwarfed by the enormous limestone Carlotta Arch. Soak in the native scenery and keep your eyes peeled for beautiful lyrebirds and wallabies playing around in the bush.

Are there wild animals at Jenolan karst reserve?

The Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve is home to a variety of Australian wildlife, including kangaroos. A short hike from the caves we often spot wild kangaroos with their joeys grazing on native grasses. **No guarantee of kangaroo sightings as they are wild animals