This route from Sydney to the southern border is full of incredible sights. Start in the ancient rainforests and bush trails of the Royal National Park and journey along the Grand Pacific Drive to watch whales migrate, visit Kiama's unique natural blowholes and sink your toes into the world's whitest sand while spotting dolphins and fairy penguins at Jervis Bay.
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Named for the eucalyptus trees that blanket these slopes, the Blue Mountains are an entrancing sight. Hike through gorges and across cliffs toward the Three Sisters rock formation; visit the Jenolan Caves, the world's oldest caves; see glow worms light up dark caverns like twinkling stars and marvel at Aboriginal rock art.
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This bucolic landscape in New South Wales is Australia’s oldest wine region, and there are plenty of tastings and tours available for budding and experienced wine lovers. Canter through scenic vineyards on horseback or sail high above them in a hot air balloon, landing in time for supper at one of the area's renowned restaurants.
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Set aside a week or so to take in the highlights of this 600-mile road trip. Swim with dolphins or buggy across the dunes at Port Stephens; relax on sandy beaches at Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour, visit the country-music capital Tamworth and make a final stop in bohemian Byron Bay, with its independent coffee shops and relaxed,
surf-inspired vibes.
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This route from Sydney to the southern border is full of incredible sights. Start in the ancient rainforests and bush trails of the Royal National Park and journey along the Grand Pacific Drive to watch whales migrate, visit Kiama's unique natural blowholes and sink your toes into the world's whitest sand while spotting dolphins and fairy penguins at Jervis Bay.
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Quaint little towns dot the region, and though they make a wonderful stop-off en route to the mountains or valleys, they're also worthy destinations in their own right. Those in search of an authentic getaway should explore historic Dubbo with its award-winning zoo and the charming wine regions of Mudgee and Orange.
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This route from Sydney to the southern border is full of incredible sights. Start in the ancient rainforests and bush trails of the Royal National Park and journey along the Grand Pacific Drive to watch whales migrate, visit Kiama's unique natural blowholes and sink your toes into the world's whitest sand while spotting dolphins and fairy penguins at Jervis Bay.
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Just 90 minutes from Sydney, the Southern Highlands is an escape to remember. Between more than 60 wineries, numerous towns full of antique shops and modern restaurants and exhilarating hikes through the rainforest and mountain peaks, you won't find yourself short of
things to do.