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A coastal drive from Sydney to Melbourne is one of the
most scenic road trips you can take in Australia. This
journey, known as the “Grand Pacific Drive” or “Princes
Highway route”, takes you along some of the most
stunning coastal landscapes, charming towns, and
natural attractions. Here’s a suggested itinerary:
Day 1: Sydney to Jervis Bay (Approx. 200 km / 2.5
hours)
-Highlights : Begin your journey south by heading
through the Royal National Park, where you can stop at
the Bald Hill Lookout for panoramic views. Continue
along the Sea Cliff Bridge, an iconic coastal drive
section.
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-Stop: Wollongong for a coffee and beach views.
-Destination: Jervis Bay offers stunning white-sand
beaches like Hyams Beach, and you can explore the
Booderee National Park.
Day 2: Jervis Bay to Batemans Bay (Approx. 140 km /
1.5 hours)
-Highlights: Drive further south and stop by Huskisson
or Vincentia for dolphin or whale watching cruises.
-Stop: Ulladulla, a seaside town known for its beaches
and harbor.
-Destination: Batemans Bay, where you can visit nearby
Murramarang National Park for kangaroo spotting on
the beach or take a stroll along Clyde River.
Day 3: Batemans Bay to Narooma (Approx. 100 km /
1.5 hours)
-Highlights: This leg of the journey offers lush coastal
scenery and more beautiful beaches.
-Stop: Moruya for its peaceful riverside setting, or
Broulee Island for nature walks.
-Destination: Narooma, famous for the Australia Rock
formation, and nearby Montague Island, where you can
take a boat trip to see seals and penguins.
Day 4: Narooma to Merimbula (Approx. 110 km / 1.5
hours)
-Highlights: This stretch takes you through some more
relaxed seaside towns with pristine environments.
- Stop: Tilba Tilba, a heritage town full of crafts and
traditional architecture.
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- Destination: Merimbula, which offers lakes, beaches,
and bushwalking. Don’t miss Pambula Beach and Ben
Boyd National Park for coastal walks.
Day 5: Merimbula to Lakes Entrance (Approx. 270 km /
3.5 hours)
- Highlights: Crossing into Victoria, you'll start to see the
Gippsland Lakes region.
- Stop: Eden, where you can learn about the local
whaling history and spot whales in season (May-
November).
- Destination: Lakes Entrance, known for its extensive
lake system and beautiful beaches. A boat trip or a
walk along the Ninety Mile Beach is a must.
Day 6: Lakes Entrance to Wilsons Promontory (Approx.
220 km / 3 hours)
- Highlights: Explore the Gippsland coast with stops at
quiet fishing villages.
- Destination: Wilsons Promontory National Park, one of
Victoria’s best-loved nature reserves, with hiking trails,
wildlife (kangaroos, emus, wombats), and breathtaking
beaches like Squeaky Beach.
Day 7: Wilsons Promontory to Melbourne (Approx. 220
km / 3 hours)
- Highlights: Enjoy the final stretch, with opportunities
for coastal views and countryside scenery.
- Stop: Inverloch or Phillip Island for penguin viewing (if
you have extra time).
- Destination: Melbourne, where you can end your
journey with the sights and sounds of the city.
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Important Tips:
- Best time to travel: Spring (September-November) and
Autumn (March-May) are ideal for pleasant weather
and wildlife viewing.
- Wildlife : Look out for kangaroos, wombats, and
dolphins along the way.
- Accommodation: Options range from holiday parks to
motels, and luxury coastal retreats. Pre-book during
peak seasons.
This scenic drive is perfect if you enjoy coastal views,
wildlife, and charming small towns!
Good Morning Australia "
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