Experience A New South Wales Bushland Tour
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While the coast of New South Wales may beckon most people to the state, you can also find pure Australian bushland with trickling rivers, forest walking tracks, farmland, caves and vineyards.
Boonoo Boonoo National Park is home to the Boonoo Boonoo River and waterfall, which plunges 200m into a gorge. If it’s treasure you’re after, the Rocky River in Uralla is perfect for panning and fossicking, with a rich history in providing locals their wealth. Not only rich in gold, inland NSW is blessed with vineyards and wineries making fine wines in the beautiful countryside. Tours are available in Robert Stein Winery, Huntington Estate and Farmer’s Daughters, and even breweries get in on the action with Mudgee Brewing Company offering a range of beer!
History buffs are well served in NSW, beginning with Australia’s Standing Stones. A mark of the country’s Celtic heritage, the 40 stones also celebrate Australia’s Southern Cross and the Solstices. While they may not sound as intriguing as their UK counterpart, Stonehenge, they are a sight worth catching. From Celtic to Australia’s most infamous criminal, the McCrossin’s Mill Museum holds artefacts, paintings and prints about Captain Thunderbolt, a bushranger with more than 128 robberies to his name, before he was supposedly shot dead while on the run. The museum showcases the questions, suspicions and theories that surround his death, and a tour of this incredible story is one not to be missed.
Of course, NSW is also blessed with one of the most breath-taking mountain ranges in Australia. The Blue Mountains are incredibly majestic – when that blue haze hovers above the trees and the sun sets in the background… The Blue Mountains are home to the Three Sisters, three adjoining rock formations that jut out of the landscape, and the Jenolan Caves, limestone crystal formations with underground rivers and imposing stalactites. You can explore the Blue Mountains in a number of ways, either by taking an aerial cable car, railway or walkway through the rainforest.
To get a taste of being a cowboy – or cowgirl – you can also learn the skills of whipping, lassoing, sheep shearing and more at a Jackaroo and Jillaroo School. Meet the horses and dogs of a traditional farm, learn about the Aboriginal heritage and enjoy a billy tea lunch.
Visit all of these locations, attractions and activities with My Mates Tours. Paying a fixed price of $1090pp, all activities, accommodation, transport and meals are included, so you can experience the Australian bush without any worries!
Visit www.mymatestours.com to book your tour of the New South Wales bush.
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