Photo Gallery All images remain the property of the photographers and may not be republished without permission. Click on the back button to return. = Detailed information on caving area. Caving areas in N.S.W. Bungonia & Cliefden Bungonia State Recreation area is located about 2 hours drive south west of Sydney. Many of the caves there are vertical, ie. they require either ladders or ropes. Church Creek Church Creek is a collection of small caves west of Colong and 5 hours drive from Sydney. Colong   Colong caves are located west and a little south of Oberon. There is a large main cave system, with fairly extensive formation at the back of the cave. The main disadvantage with this area is the hill on the walk out... Jenolan Jenolan Caves are a world class network of tourist caves, located in the Blue Mountains about 2½ hours west of Sydney. It also has lots of wild caves and is one of the better caving areas in NSW. Tuglow Tuglow caves are in the Kanagra-Boyd Wilderness, about 40km south of Jenolan Caves. The main cave is an impressive active streamway cave. Wee Jasper Wee Jasper is about 55km south of Yass, about 3 1/2 to 4 hours drive from Sydney. The caves are generally large and spacious with some decent formations. Wyanbene   A magical cave south of Sydney. Yarrangobilly Colder and very pretty caves in Kosciuszko National Park near Tumut, about 5 hours drive southwest from Sydney. Tasmania Hastings and Ida Bay Scenic area south of Hobart. Hastings has tourist caves and Ida Bay has the large Exit system. Junee-Florentine West of Hobart featuring wet vertical systems. Mole Creek A caving area west of Launceston featuring caves with extensive decoration. New Zealand Waitomo - Page 1 , Page 2 , Page 3, Page 4 Images of caves near Waitomo on the North Island including black water rafting. South Island Areas such as the Ellis Basin and Takaka Hill. West Coast, South Island Areas along the west coast of the South Island. Canyoning Canyoning is the sport of descending creeks and small rivers. In the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, there are hundreds of deep and narrow canyons, some up to 60 metres deep and only 1 or 2 metres wide. A - G Canyons Bell Creek, Breakfast Creek, Danae and Deep Pass canyons. H - M Canyons Heart Attack, Hole in the Wall and Kalang canyons. N - T Canyons River Caves, Rocky Creek, Starlight and Tiger Snake canyons. U - Z Canyons Whungee Wheengee, Wolgan View and Wollangambie canyons. Cave Diving   Within Australia Speleosports The annual competition between clubs where people do crazy things for questionable glory.   1998 and 1999   2000 and 2001