WHAT A FIND! LEURA infinity pool! 💦 Blue Mountains, Australia!

We re visited the Blue Mountains in Australia for the second time, because we missed this gem! We had to go find this infinity pool deep in the Blue mountains national Park and it was worth every step!
Watch along to see me, Ellie and our friend Jack explore this beautiful natural infinity pool.
This is called LEURA Infinity pool, Bridal Veil Falls and it not to be missed if you visit here!
#infinitypool #australia #roadtrip

[@louisaklimentos7583]

I love doing the hikes away from the touristy parts of the Blue Mountains. Where infinity pool is , it looks nice and quiet . Around Lockley Pylon and Butter Box point near Leura is amazing and quite peaceful but there is no fencing . Your video is very nice thank you .

[@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS]

Yes, I agree! It was a really nice walk down with barely any people, so I really enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment 😀

[@destinationxdiary]

❤❤

[@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS]

😍😍

[@TravellingKook]

🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS]

👌😀

[@doubledee9675]

Why is it a pity that abseiling is prohibited? The ban is to protect the rocks.

[@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS]

Oh right never knew that

[@doubledee9675]

@@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS Most of the Blue Mountains is a national park. There are a few settlements on the Bells Line of Road which follows the northern ridge, and all the towns along the Highway which runs along the southern. None on the shorter, central ridge. You'd be very unlikely to obtain permission to carry out any any development outside those areas.

[@alexandernguyen5018]

how long is the. hike?

[@JOSHWYARDTRAVELS]

I'd probably say 30 minutes from the top 👌🏼