You will be met by your experienced World Expeditions guide and head straight to the UNESCO World Heritage listed Blue Mountains. Our first stop will be the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre where you join the immersive "Into the Blue" experience. This experience provides a wonderful background into the wonders of this World Heritage Area. We then travel to our exclusive accommodation set in a stunning location overlooking the valley. In the late afternoon you meet a local Dhurag elder for a Welcome to Country, an ancient ceremony to ensure safe passage for your group during your adventure. After dinner you have the opportunity to enjoy an astronomy session around the campfire. Overnight: Dormitary Accommodation

Meals:  L,D

Today you join our expert rope adventure guide for a beginners abseiling and rock climbing course at Mount York. Mount York is on the traditional lands of the Dharug people and a great place for our activities as it allows us the thrill of abseiling and rock climbing on introductory friendly cliffs up to 25m high. Abseiling, is commonly practised the world over as a method of descending a rope in a safe and controlled manner. No prior experience is necessary as our world class guides will be providing all the instruction necessary. You will start off on small cliffs moving on to more stunning larger descents as you progress through the day. Then after a delicious, well-earned lunch you try your hand at rock climbing. We provide expert tuition on climbing technique and make sure you get a taste for this exciting sport. Late this afternoon you return to your accommodation for dinner and debrief around the firepit. Overnight: Dormitary Accommodation

Meals:  B,L,D

Today you commence your exploration of the spectacular heights and depths of the Blue Mountains by joining the Centennial Glen Walking Trail. This spectacular walk includes stunning views overlooking the Kanimbla Valley. The area is frequented by rock climbers for reasons that will become apparent during our explorations. The walk combines many of the trails that weave amongst the escarpments and rainforest gullies, such as Porters Pass and Colliers Causeway to create a memorable walk. The area is easily accessible however not as busy as other nearby Blackheath walks. The highlights are varied, with a taste of a classic Blue Mountains canyon, open heathland with wildflowers and bird song, rainforest gullies and the towering sandstone escarpments. In the afternoon you travel to the Secret Sanctuary native wildlife sanctuary. Here you will join a behind the scenes program learning about conservation management including animal rehabilitation. The overall goal of Secret Creek Sanctuary is to save endangered native species. Many animals roam free in their natural environment within the sanctuary. We aim to see how the sanctuary helps animals like Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies, Long-nosed Potoroos, Rufous Bettongs, Parma wallabies, Red-necked Pademelons, Red-necked Wallabies, Swamp Wallabies and Emus. The animals roam safe and free in the sanctuary and we will have behind the scenes access. Some animals are held in purpose-built facilities including the predators: Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Quolls, Spotted-tailed Quolls, Alpine Dingoes and soon you will also see Koala and Mountain Pygmy Possums in their purpose-built enclosures. In the late afternoon you return to your accommodation for dinner and campfire stories about your day. Overnight: Dormitary Accommodation

Meals:  B,L,D

This morning you will complete your packdown before enjoying a stunning walk along the Prince Henry Cliff Top Walk to the Three Sisters. After a picnic lunch you depart Katoomba for transfer to Sydney/Sydney Airport.

Meals:  B,L