Abseiling and canyoning adventure at Blue Mountains
Enjoy a 5, 15, and 30-meter abseiling and then follow a 30-meter waterfall to a rock pool below the canyon for a swim.
The first half of the day is abseiling, starting with a 5-meter high cliff and building up to 30-meter cliffs before lunch. Then after your belly is full, you will enjoy a 20-minute walk to the canyon and once you're out of the canyon, you'll see one of the best waterfalls abseils as you follow the 30-meter waterfall to the pool below for a swim and best photo-op.
- Enjoy a 5, 15, and 30-meter abseiling
- Follow a 30-meter waterfall to a rock pool below the canyon for a swim
- Perfect for thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies
- Check with the tour operator for any age or health restrictions, as these activities can be physically demanding.
- Wear comfortable and flexible clothing suitable for outdoor activities.
- Abseiling and canyoning may involve hiking over uneven terrain and descending into canyons, which can be challenging for individuals with mobility issues.
- The Blue Mountains region can experience varied weather conditions throughout the year.
- You need to be quite fit in order to truly enjoy this activity
- Your guides have certificates in Canyoning, First Aid, and a Bronze medallion with hundreds of years of experience
- There are free parking and luggage space available to put your luggage at the meeting point
- If you have a dietary restriction for your free lunch, please contact the local operator whose information is available after your booking
- Please dress perfectly for the weather, bring your swim suit, wear running shoes, a liter of water, and your camera
