Named for its vibrant turquoise colour, this popular swimming hole in the Blue Mountains sits in a sandstone amphitheatre along Glenbrook Creek.
Know before you go
Check water conditions before swimming. Never swim alone. Watch for submerged rocks and slippery surfaces. Bring reef-safe sunscreen and drinking water. This is an easy visit suitable for most fitness levels.
Difficulty
Easy
Best seasons
Summer, Autumn
Best time
Morning
Entry
Parks pass required
Dog friendly
✗No
Family friendly
✓Yes
Swimming
✓Yes
