Blue Mountains National Park
The deep valleys and rugged sandstone of the Blue Mountains are swathed in dense eucalypts forest, their canopy releasing a fine mist of oil that turns the air a hazy blue. Climbing up into the fresh mountain air from the plains below, the rich landscape envelops you, the temperature falls and the pace of life drops down a gear.
Alongside the spectacular views and beautiful hiking trails through the hills, explore Aboriginal culture at the Waradah Cultural Center, the diversity of Australian wildlife, and stop for coffee in the pretty Victorian town of Leura.
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Chalets at Blackheath
Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia
Located at the top of the ancient Grand Canyon, Chalets at Blackheath is a gathering of four freestanding chalets, discreetly spread out through the expansive resort grounds to maximize privacy. Designed to offer a luxurious oasis in nature.
Spicers Sangoma Retreat
Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia
Located amidst the rugged bushland of the heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park, Spicers Sangoma Retreat is a tranquil retreat from the bustle of Sydney, which is located just an hour and a half's drive away.
Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa
Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia
Located in the heart of Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, Lilianfels is a traditional, rustic hotel with views across to the iconic Three Sisters rock formations.
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