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From cage-free shark dives on wreck sites to guided outback hunts and undeveloped cave systems — Queensland's extremes are as much about remoteness as adrenaline.

2 Canyoning & Caving lines

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Canyoning · Blue Mountains, NSW

Canyoning, Claustral Canyon

EXPERTRisk: HIGHAUD Guided ~200–280; free w…

A full-day technical canyon descent through slot passages, abseils and long swims in cold water beneath sandstone cliffs west of Sydney — one of the classic hard canyons in the range, with sections that trap sound and light and no easy bail-out once you're committed.

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Caving · Chillagoe, Far North Queensland

Wild caving, Chillagoe–Mungana Caves

ADVANCEDRisk: MODERATEAUD Permit is low-cost; gui…

Beyond the show caves, permitted wild/adventure caving routes wind through undeveloped limestone tunnels — tight squeezes, pitch darkness, and no fixed lighting or handrails. A national parks permit is required for the undeveloped systems, and a local guide is strongly recommended since routes are unmarked and mobile signal is nonexistent underground.

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