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Whether you come for a morning tea, high tea, lunch or dinner, cruising the Wilderness areas of the Blue Mountains National Park and the Nepean Gorge you are guaranteed an unforgettable experience for all those on board. Sunlit by day or floodlit by night, the sandstone peaks of the Nepean Gorge towering up to 150 metres above the water are a striking backdrop to your cruise and provide great photo opportunities.
In the Blue Mountains National Park, guests are treated to unique views of a largely unexplored wonderland of natural flora and native wildlife - including wombats, wallabies, lizards, eagles, cormorants and even mountain goats and white breasted sea eagles! Carefully negotiating "the Narrows" at "Rocky Island" near Glenbrook creek, the tinkling chorus of bellbirds resonates in song through the Gorge until the boat reaches its turning point at Euroka Creek. Beyond lie secrets and stories belonging to the mountains and known only to the Aboriginal Dharug people, who settled the Nepean in the centuries before European discovery.
During the day sunlight cascades over the stunning ascending rock formations, carved out by the spectacular Nepean River - one of Australia's beautiful and largely unknown, natural archaeological splendours. In the evening, passengers witness the magic and beauty of this breathtaking landscape, animated by the onboard floodlighting - a truly glorious sight. Host to international ambassadors, national dignitaries, Archbishops, politicians and wise water-lovers, the Nepean Belle is a premier regional attraction, and that's no small feat in a city which is visited by over one million people annually!
Winner of a number of Small Business Awards from 1985 the Nepean Belle boasts sumptuous meals, a licensed bar, lavish interiors - beautifully panelled in cedar, teak, maple and oak - and an unrivalled, world-class view from 360 degree viewing decks. Operating for the past 33 years, the Belle can hold up to 120 passengers for a seated meals or 170 passengers for a cocktail function.
| Venue: |
Nepean River - Penrith |
| Starting: |
8:00 AM |
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Tuesday 14th May 2019 |
| Ending: |
5:00 PM |
| Repeats: |
On specific dates |
| Phone Enquiries: |
02 4325 4053 |
| Email Enquiries: |
admin@connectcoaches.com.au |
| Includes: |
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Home pick up & drop off service (click here for pick up area)
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Coach/Bus transport service
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Morning Tea (Cumberland State Forest)
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Cruise ticket
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2 course lunch (main meal served as a private shared platter to your table. Desserts served individually - set menu)
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Tea & Coffee
Please be advised that we will be seated on the lower deck for lunch. However, there are stairs onboard & the toilet is located on the top deck of the boat. There are also public toilets situated close to the wharf which you can use before boarding the boat.
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| Cost: |
$100
Please note; drinks (with the exception of water, tea & coffee) must be purchased by passengers from the bar - cash only
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| To Purchase Tickets: |
Please book online or contact us on 02 4325 4053.
Please note that tickets must be paid for in full 4 weeks(Jan-Oct cruises) & 6 weeks(Nov-Dec cruises) before the event date.
Refunds will only be issued after this date for the transport & morning tea component of this tour (unless we can resell your ticket).
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| Terms & Conditions: |
Click Here
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| Home Pick Up Service: |
We provide a home pick-up and drop-off service for people living within our pick up area (click here to see map of pick up area)
Pick-ups commence at about 7:30am and finish at 8:30am to depart for venue.
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