Features

• Awesome landscapes
• Stunning wildflowers
• Magic waterfalls
• Remote locations
• Overnight camping

What to Bring

• Camera and tripod
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Drinking water
• Hat & sunscreen
• Sense of adventure
• Change of clothes
• Wet weather gear

More Information

See the Blue Mountains’ best scenery as you escape for two magical days. Visit wildly diverse locations including splendid waterfalls and dark rainforests, sheer cliffs and rugged rock formations. Along the way, your guide will show you how to get the best photographs possible.
So, be prepared to experience amazing landscape diversity, as you explore the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains region over two days. You will be out of the vehicle much of the time, exploring the forests, cliffs and canyons. Alternately, the tour can be tailored to suit group requirements. Overnight camping in comfort adds to the experience.

Testimonials

Congratulations and many thanks for making last weekend’s photo safari such a success. The organization and implementation of all those different excursions to make the whole trip a memorable occasion – from that awesome opening vista on Saturday morning of Kanangra Deep, with its sheer cliff faces descending 700 metres to the valley below, to the ‘blurring’ of the waters in Kalang Falls, the stopover at Tarana pub, to the challenging climb up Evan’s Crown (to see those huge boulders close up and the breathtaking view from the top after scaling them), then the eerie feeling while walking out to Lockley’s Pylon through the mist on Sunday morning (to view and photograph those rocky outcrops, the escarpments and enjoy that splendid vista of the mist in the Grose Valley); to the afternoon views of Mount Hay from Anvil Rock and Lockley’s Pylon again from Perry’s Lookdown – all made for a truly wonderful weekend.

In particular, I appreciated your attention to detail ( safety considerations, comfort in your new Nissan 4WD, lunch and morning/afternoon tea arrangements, excellent guidance at all times) and your preparedness to go ‘the extra yard’ to customise the experience and encourage and support all of us to make the most of each opportunity. The finding of the echidna and the camaraderie developed amongst new friends (just when was the last time we all did something for the first time!) added to the enjoyment all round as did your running commentary about the flora, fauna and eco systems of the Blue Mountains.
Best wishes
Kevin Toohill AUSTRALIA

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