Summary: The Lucas Cave exposes the visitor to a wide range of features throughout the tour. The tallest chamber, the widest chamber, beautiful decoration and the underground river are all seen on this tour.

The Jenolan Caves (Tharawal: Binoomea, Bindo, Binda[2]) are limestone caves located within the Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve in the Central Tablelands region, west of the Blue Mountains, in Jenolan, Oberon Council, New South Wales, in eastern Australia.

Experience the spectacular show caves with awe-inspiring crystals formed over 360 million years ago, underground rivers and unique formations that create memories to last a lifetime. Jenolan Caves is an important wildlife sanctuary for threatened species …

Explore one of the Jenolan Cave’s most picturesque chamber, featuring a fascinating history and incredible limestone formations! Amidst the iconic Blue Mountains, there is a glorious hidden wonderland nestled under the jagged mountain clifftops.

Experience the magnificent Blue Mountains with this tour of Lucas Cave. Explore this massive series of cavners with an informative local guide and check out the amazing Cathedral Chamber, with 164 foot (50 meter) ceilings, and the Exhibition …

Oct 14, 2018 · The Lucas Cave even gives you a tantalising glimpse of the pure, blue underground river. The Lucas cave was found in 1860 by George Whiting and Nicholas Irwin. It was one of the first few caves to be discovered at Jenolan and …

Jenolan Caves are Australia's largest, most famous and most spectacular caves and the oldest caves in the world, with bushwalks, wildlife, accommodation, cafe and magnificent restaurant right on site.

Feb 14, 2024 · Photos of the amazing Jenolan caves, Australia, taken on the Lucas cave and Orient cave tours

Dec 28, 2023 · One of the most spectacular sites in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area is the Jenolan Caves. Decorated with jaw-dropping limestone crystal formations, Jenolan Caves are Australia’s largest and most spectacular cave system that is open to the public. The caves are also the oldest in the world, having formed 340 million years ago.

It offers the biggest chamber of all Jenolan caves and a wider range of different speleothems. All in all a worthwhile visit of 90 minutes. The tour starts with a 252-step stair climb, from the road through Grand Arch up to the cave entrance.