Located on the Kings Tableland Plateau just south of Wentworth Falls, Lincoln’s Rock—also known as Flat Rock, Wedding Rock, or Honeymoon Rock—is a massive sandstone platform offering sweeping vistas over the Jamison Valley

• From the main Echo Point Lookout, you’ll enjoy sweeping vistas across the Jamison Valley towards the Three Sisters escarpment. • Explore several platforms including the Prince of Wales Lookout, added in 2020 with wheelchair-accessible boardwalks and amphitheatre seating

• Scenic World is a unique world-class attraction in Katoomba, about 100 km (≈2 h drive) west of Sydney, nestled on the escarpment of the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains • Known as the world’s steepest passenger railway, descending approximately 310 m at a 52° incline, originally built for coal mining in the 1880s and repurposed as a ride in 1945 Scenic Skyway • A thrilling 720 m cable car crossing above Jamison Valley, offering views of Katoomba Falls, Orphan Rock, and the Three Sisters, with a glass-floor cabin for an immersive effect Scenic Cableway • Takes visitors from the valley floor up to cliff-top; accommodates up to 84 passengers, providing striking aerial views of the rainforest and escarpment features like Mt Solitary and the Three Sisters

Wentworth Falls is a dramatic three-tiered waterfall in the Blue Mountains National Park, with a combined drop of approximately 187 m along Jamison Creek Named after William Charles Wentworth, one of the three explorers alongside Blaxland and Lawson who successfully crossed the mountains in 1813, the area marks an important part of early colonial exploration history

Katoomba Falls is a segmented waterfall on the Kedumba River, dropping roughly 150–228 m into the Jamison Valley near Echo Point and Scenic World, just west of Katoomba township • The falls flow year-round, but are particularly dramatic after rainfall, when the cascade is fuller and more powerful

“If you’d like, you can take the Rivercat Ferry back to the city. It’s a great chance to enjoy the beautiful waterways on the way to Circular Quay, and you’ll pass by the world-famous Sydney Harbour Bridge.”

“That brings us to the end of the tour. We’re now on our way back to the city to drop you off at your accommodation. If you’re not taking the ferry, we’ll head straight there by road.”