William. D. Kelly Tours in Newcastle, New South Wales | Travel and transport

William. D. Kelly Tours

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4023 4642

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Tour agent
• Travel and transport
• Tour guide

25.01.2022 I would like to thank you for liking this page. It would help get started in the promotion of my new company. If you can help to get more to like this page, i would glad of the help to get known to more people. Many Thanks. AJP for WDKT

25.01.2022 Changes are in the works. More information will be provided.

25.01.2022 Our Tour is for those people who are looking something fun, entertainment. Generally have a good time. This you?Our Tour is for those people who are looking something fun, entertainment. Generally have a good time. This you?

24.01.2022 New U.S.P: A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GO OUTSIDE THE BOXNew U.S.P: A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GO OUTSIDE THE BOX

24.01.2022 It was in 1813 a drought had fallen upon the settlement, crops failed, stock and provisions were becoming smaller, the Europeans thought that if they just stay put things might just get a little bit uncomfortable. The possibility of having a nice goose on the menu for Christmas dinner was becoming unlikely if nothing was done, also the survival of the colony was paramount. New pasture land was needed. A minor setback, the seemingly, impenetrable Blue Mountains. Many an advent...urous European explorer, tried to find ways into the mountains, they were met with thick scrub and sheer cliffs. For some time, it was believed that china was on the other side of the Mountains and many a convict vanished in an attempt to escape the colony. It wasnt until a landowner observed indigenous hunting parties, entering and leaving the mountains, and it made him realised Ohhh. Thats the way over. Follow in the footsteps of the explorers, and the surveyors as well as the convict road builders in the feat that was the beginning of bringing Australia into nationhood. See more

23.01.2022 Mount York The highest section of the Blue Mountains AT 1,061 metres or 3,481 ft above sea level. And it the part of the first road across the mountains that is accessible to vehicles.

23.01.2022 This is Orphan Rock, this used to be the most popular tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains, it was the main attraction for a long time. People had picnics on the summit, honeymoon photos, as well as marriage proposals. In 1973- 74 a landslide destroyed the stairs and track, making any access impossible.

22.01.2022 Website is now official

22.01.2022 The Blue Mountains Experience

21.01.2022 Website now active. www.williamdkellytours.com.au

20.01.2022 Tribute to the Convict Roadbuilers. Katoomba near Echo Point.

20.01.2022 William D Kelly Tours is offering two, day package Tour to the Majestic and gorgeous, Heritage listed Blue Mountains. Experience the thrill of riding the Steepest railway Incline, the world, famous Scenic Railway and walk in among the trees of an ancient rain forest and marvel at the views that have captivated thousands. Enjoy the local cafes and restaurants that Katoomba and Leura have to offer, as well as local pubs and clubs. Visit the Blue Mountains Toy and Railway Museum. And visit sites where the Mountains will reveal secrets you never knew. Come and listen to their stories of triumphs and tragedies. Starting at $450 Per person twin share, this include Breakfast and attractions.

19.01.2022 When the settlers started to traverse the Blue Mountains, they first called the Jamison Valley The Amphitheatre.

13.01.2022 Panaramic view of Narrow Neck Plateau, Separating the Megalng Valley and the Jamison Valley. From the Cliff Drive, near Scenic World Katoomba.

13.01.2022 3d perspective of the Hartley Valley.

11.01.2022 William D Kelly Tours is a new tour operator based in Newcastle Australia taking visitors to the central west of New South Wales starting from Sydney on a seven-day tour into the region. The tour guide is TAFE accredited with 12 years of experience as a tour guide. The basic concept of WDKT is to provide an opportunity for anyone to get away from life for a few days and recuperate before going back and able to face the stresses of daily life. It is ideal for people who are suffering from anxiety, depression or stress. We offer the chance to focus on something that will take their mind off whatever it is that is troubling them but giving them an enjoyable experience at a leisurely pace that will help calm the nerves, learn new things, see different places and make new friends.

09.01.2022 Going Out Bush sights like this dont happen all the time. But when they do it is unforgettable. Wombat heading home after a night time foraging.

09.01.2022 With the Covid19 epidemic regulations in place, has set back our opportunity to start our first tour. Many small tour operators, I have no doubt have been greatly affected. When things go hopefully back to normal, I urge people to support local small business. Not only the small tour operators but the other small business that have also been affected by the regulations that are now in place. The support you give no matter how big or small helps the business owners get back on their feet.

08.01.2022 The Berghofers Pass had been used as a road used cars when they were first used in Australia in 1909. As their engine were not powerful enough to climb Mount Victoria Pass. The cars had to be pulled up by horses. A new road was needed. It was a member of the the Blue Mountains Council in 1907, J.W Berghofer, who found the the plans of the old construction road used in the construction of the Victoria Pass viaduct. It did make it easier for the cars to climb into the mountains The only problem was the tight, and extremely sharp bends and turns. Since the cars are able to use the Mount Victoria pass. The Berghofer Pass is now an easy, and pleasant walk for the bushwalker, who likes to take their time and enjoy the view without the workout.

07.01.2022 Go for a night stroll, who knows what you find.

06.01.2022 The Inspiration.

03.01.2022 Fog on Lake Forbes

02.01.2022 The Lachlan River under the Iron Bridge Forbes NSW