White Cliffs is a small opal mining town located in the far west of New South Wales, Australia. It is known for its unique underground dwellings, which were originally carved out of the earth by opal miners seeking relief from the scorching outback heat. The town is situated in the arid and remote Outback, surrounded by vast desert landscapes and red sandstone cliffs. The town has a population of around 200 people and is a popular destination for tourists seeking a taste of outback life. Visitors can explore the underground homes, visit the local opal mines, and take in the stunning desert scenery. The town also has a number of quirky attractions, including an underground motel and an underground bar.
Set in White Cliffs in the New South Wales region, Fossickers Den Dugout Accommodation features a garden. This holiday home offers barbecue facilities. Free Wi-Fi is at guests' disposal throughout the property.
4 The Blocks, 2836 White Cliffs, Australia
Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony, White Cliffs Self Contained Cabin Accommodation is set in White Cliffs.
Number of rooms: 2
1 Johnston Street, 2836 White Cliffs, Australia
Situated in White Cliffs in the New South Wales region, Hidden Gem Accommodation features accommodation with free private parking.
6 Johnston Street, 2836 White Cliffs, Australia
Set in White Cliffs, White Cliffs Underground Motel offers 3-star accommodation with a garden, a shared lounge and a bar. Facilities include a sun terrace and free Wi-Fi is accessible.
Number of rooms: 32
129 Smiths Hill, 2836 White Cliffs, Australia
