Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is an interactive wildlife park in Western Sydney featuring the world's largest collection of Australian native animals. Located in Doonside, it offers a hands-on experience where visitors can hand-feed kangaroos and get up close with over 2,000 animals, including koalas, wombats, and crocodiles.

Wentworth Falls is a historic village and spectacular three-tiered waterfall in the Blue Mountains National Park, approximately 100km west of Sydney. The waterfall, fed by Jamison Creek, plunges a total of 187 metres into the Jamison Valley.

Katoomba Falls is a spectacular 150-metre segmented waterfall located in the Blue Mountains National Park. Positioned between Scenic World and Echo Point, it drops in multiple levels into the Jamison Valley and is most impressive after heavy rain

Cahills Lookout is a prominent west-facing vantage point in Katoomba, renowned for offering some of the best sunset views in the Blue Mountains National Park. Unlike the more crowded Echo Point, it overlooks the Megalong Valley and provides a unique perspective of the Boars Head Rock formation and the Narrow Neck

The Three Sisters is a famous rock formation in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, located at Echo Point in Katoomba. These three weathered sandstone peaks—named Meehni (922m), Wimlah (918m), and Gunnedoo (906m)—tower over the Jamison Valley.

Katoomba Cascades is a picturesque waterfall on the Kedumba River, located in the Blue Mountains between Echo Point and Scenic World. Unlike the higher Katoomba Falls nearby, the cascades are easily accessible via a short, 150-metre track from Katoomba Falls Park