Tour Information

Penrith Whitewater Stadium was the competition venue for the canoe/kayak slalom events during the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.

Located at the foot of the world heritage listed Blue Mountains, about an hour west of Sydney, it is the only man-made river of its kind in the southern hemisphere.

The whitewater course has been constructed using a combination of both natural and man-made materials to recreate the characteristics of a wild river.

14,000 litres per second of raging whitewater flowing over a moveable obstacle system has proven to be a challenging and exciting ride even for the best paddlers in the world.

So if you are looking for some extreme fun, then look no further.

Company guides guests on a climb on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.  Numerous visitors from various countries and territories have climbed the southern half of the bridge.

Four different types of climbs are offered, as of December 2017.  1st option The BridgeClimb, which was initially the only option, takes guests to the top of the bridge along the upper arch in a round-trip that takes over three hours, including preparation time.

2nd option is BridgeClimb Express which guides guests to the interior of the steel bridge and then to the top in just over 2 hours.

BridgeClimb Sampler  the 3rd option was introduced in 2014, for those who are short on time or concerned about heights: in an hour and a half, climbers ascend the inner arch to a vantage point halfway to the top.

The fourth climb is done in Mandarin.

Cables Aqua Park offers you a couple of hours of water fun.  Everyone loves Aqua Parks.

First of all you will be introduced to their safety rules and your life vest must be worn at all times.

Take the challenge to race your teammates over the obstacles or even better in groups of teams to see who comes out on top.

The park also provides an onsite cafe overlooking the lakes and the picturesque Blue Mountains.  In addition to the cafe there are volleyball and basketball courts available with no charge.