Top Things To Do in Penrith- An International Student's Guide
Penrith is known to be a main hub in Sydney’s metropolitan area. This city interestingly found its name from the town of Penrith in Cumbria in England. There is so much this city holds that can be explored and plenty opportunities for group activities. As a student you shall have so much recreational activities to undertake, that shall not only help you in exploring, settling down but also help you relieving stress during those long University weeks.
iFly Penrith
This is once in a life time experience and there is no way you must miss it. You must head over to iFly Intro with your classmates for a session of indoor skydiving. Since this is the latest in action sports be sure not to miss it. It is an extremely safe sport and fully supervised, so you needn’t worry you are in good hands.
Whitewater Stadium
This is the only whitewater course that is man-made in the Southern Hemisphere. This stadium was opened to facilitate canoe and kayak competition for the 2000 Sydney Olympics. But you with your classmates can head over to this place for a weekend day trip.
Jetpack
Are you also those few who grew up secretly envying James Bond. Now we cannot get you his looks or great cars but there something close, embark on a Jetpack adventure. Fly 10m above water, trust us it is way more rad than it sounds.
Sake
Fan of sake? Then this place is for you, goes by the name of Sun Masamune and is the only sake brewery in whole of Australia. You can take a tour, purchase and also sample the sake. Our tip do try their skincare range.
Napean River
For all the sports fanatics this is a must visit place, but even if you are not someone who would indulge in extreme water sports there is lot for you to do here besides taking in the beautiful scenery. Water ski, take a boat or canoe however you would like to explore, you can also take a fishing tour- fully guided and observe the wildlife.
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