The toddler should be free to visit the cave as the caves are not all lit the parent should supervise them closely wish The family a nice day at the cave.

Hi, The New South Wales Train website has a lot of information for trip planning. I recommend getting an Opal card. They are sold at most convenience/petrol stores and can be topped up there as well. They make getting around Australia via public transportation very easy. Check out transportnsw. As the other reviewer commented, I also recommend going straight to the Jenolan Caves website for prices and cave choices. Blue Mountains Trolley Tours runs a bus from Katoomba to the caves. They are the only company that provides this service, so if you do not have a car, you should check out their website. Note that booking the actual cave tour along with the transport is an option through Trolley Tours. I recommend this as they will work out the cave tour times to be compatible with the tour bus departure times. Hope you enjoy your time, it is a beautiful area.

I would strongly recommend Lucas Cave. The steps they are not hard at all. Once you step inside, you will forgot about the steps. It is magnificent!

I enjoyed the Lucas cave because you get to see a little bit of everything including the river. Such a spectacular adventure

There was a 2 year old on our tour yesterday of the diamond and imperial caves. Her parents didn't carry her at all. It's pretty flat and she used the rail on the steps.

Yes it is nesassery to book a tour, and I recommend to do this in advance because they are quite booked good. Have fun!

Probably the Diamond Cave which includes the Imperial Cave, There are steps but they are optional, you can wait whilst the rest of the group does that extension as they double back. The Guides would give you advice online before booking.

As it is getting dark is the time we saw them.