South Coast from Sydney - Private Tour
Highlights
-Wattamolla in the Royal National Park, where a waterfall, lagoon, and beach converge and a prime spot for whale watching during migration season.
-Seacliff Bridge and the Lawrence Hargrave Drive heading south is a stunning part of the South Coast's Grand Pacific Drive.
-Saddleback Mountains Scenic Drive - We cross dairy lands and take winding roads through stands of rain forest before descending into Kiama
-Kiama – home of the famous blowhole, Lunch. Blowhole and Charming Villages.
-Optional Winery: Wrap up the day with a wine tasting at a local vineyard in Gerringong.
included with
Comfortable, luxurious private vehicle
Expert tour guide driver
Flexible Itinerary
Bottled drinking water
excluded by
All other services not stated above
Essential
Information
Suggested items to take on tour:
• Suitable clothing. Be prepared for it to heat up or cool down through the day. In summer, a hat is a good idea. We do carry some warm jackets and raincoats on board.
• Sunscreen, the sun is harsher in Australia than in the northern hemisphere.
• If it looks like rain, please ask your hotel for an umbrella if you haven’t packed your own. We do carry some umbrellas and raincoats.
• Swimmers and towels if you plan on going for a dip. (Sydney or South Coast Tour)
Detailed Description
For the full day, 11-hours tour.
Bald Hill Lookout at Stanwell Tops – offers sweeping views of the cliffs and beaches of the New South Wales coast. If you’re in need of a morning pick-me-up, the Flying High Cafe at Bald Hill serves coffee and cakes.
Before Lunch – Sea Cliff Bridge and a driving tour of the beaches and villages of the Illawarra
From Stanwell Park, we pick up the Grand Pacific Drive which will carry us all the way to Kiama. We cross the engineering marvel that is the Sea Cliff drive and get a taste of the beaches and villages of the northern Illawarra.
Lunch and Free time – Kiama and Berry
In picturesque Kiama, we’ll visit the famous blowhole and stroll the boutique and café lined streets. If the smell of the ocean has you hungry for a seafood lunch – Kiama is the place. We can grab fish and chips and picnic with a view of the ocean or enjoy a sit-down lunch in a café or bistro. If you’re not quite ready for lunch in Kiama, we’ll push on to Berry – a quaint country town with a selection of pubs and restaurants
After Lunch – Kangaroo Valley and Fitzroy Falls
We’ll follow winding roads through paddocks and stands of the rainforest before descending into Kangaroo Valley – an inviting village time has forgotten. From here we climb up the far side of the valley and onto a lookout over Fitzroy Falls in Morton National Park.
Sydney Return -Via the Southern Highland
A final stop on our 11-hour tour will be either a lookaround one of the Southern Highland villages, such as Bowral, or a cellar-door visit at one of the cool-climate vineyards in the area.
