Where To Travel Around Australia [East Coast Edition]
In every corner of Australia, you'll find unique experiences and attractions sure to deliver the most memorable holiday you've ever had. There’s no better time to fuel your wanderlust and start planning your next Australian getaway than the present. So kickstart that bucket list and dream up an unforgettable trip with by adding these destinations to your next adventure. Whether you call Australia home and are looking for a relaxing holiday or you are international traveller looking for travel inspiration ideas for future travel we have lots of ideas to share for your Australia travels.
Surrounds of Sydney
Sydney is the first stop on many Australian itineraries, and for good reason. It's an inviting blend of the exhilarating and easy going. You can find excitement in the city but drive just a few kilometres and you'll hit the golden sand of famous beaches like Bondi and Manly. With endless nature at its doorstep, Sydney is the starting point for day trips serving up fresh air, unique flavours and locals who know a thing or two about living life to the fullest. Other destinations within a driving distance north of the CBD include the Central Coast, Newcastle, Hunter Valley and Port Stephens. All worth taking the time to explore and spend some time enjoying. If you were to drive south then you could add places like Wollongong, Kiama, Kangaroo Valley and the Southern Highlands. A drive west you will enjoy the sights of Katoomba and the greater Blue Mountains area.
North of Sydney
Central Coast: Unleash your adventurous side, discover pristine beaches, explore nature trails or just relax and unwind.
Newcastle: Situated on the east coast of NSW, Newcastle is surrounded by golden sand beaches, a breathtaking coastline and a beautiful working harbour. The cafes, restaurants and bars, unique architecture and rich history stretch from the city to the suburbs.
Hunter Valley: A visit to the beautiful Hunter Valley is a chance to discover the best wineries and wine tours, restaurants, vineyards & spas in all of Australia.
Port Stephens: Think spectacular sand dunes, coastal walks, dolphins, whales, boutique shops plus fabulous dining options including a great café scene and gourmet restaurants.
South of Sydney
Wollongong: An escape worthy collection of world class beaches, outdoor adventures, cafes, arts and iconic attractions.
Kiama: Famous blowholes, unspoilt beaches, lush rolling hills, world class waves, ancient rainforests, picturesque towns, vibrant villages and a warm local welcome
Kangaroo Valley: Rich green pastures, sparkling creeks and rivers along with the lush rainforest, all guarded by magnificent escarpments welcome you. The variety of native flora and fauna, no traffic lights, a friendly community and a great range of outdoor activities make Kangaroo Valley the perfect place to visit, stay and play.
Southern Highlands: Heritage towns amid rolling hills and unspoilt bush, feats on fine food or admire tumbling waterfalls the Southern Highlands is one of Sydney's favourite weekend getaways.
West of Sydney
Katoomba: A vibrant and historic town at the heart of the Blue Mountains, Katoomba spoils its guests with spectacular walks and lookouts, rich cultural heritage and great restaurants and bars.
Greater Blue Mountains: A World Heritage listed wilderness where ancient rock formations cast their golden glow over vast canyons carpeted in eucalypts. Quaint historic villages are nestled amongst trees painted with the colours of the seasons.
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