• Bald Hill Lookout & Hang Gliding Spot - Located at Stanwell Tops, Bald Hill Lookout is a premier scenic destination in New South Wales, providing awe-inspiring views of the coastline, Sea Cliff Bridge, and the Pacific Ocean.
  • Bald Hill is a renowned launch site for hang gliders and paragliders.
  • On a clear day, they can be seen gliding over the coastline.
  • Adventurous visitors can book a tandem flight!
  • A memorial honors Lawrence Hargrave, an Australian aviation pioneer who experimented with box kites here.
  • Informational signs detail the region’s history and its significance in early aviation.
• Sea Cliff Bridge - Situated at Coalcliff, the Sea Cliff Bridge is one of Australia’s most breathtaking coastal drives, offering stunning ocean views and showcasing a unique engineering feat.
  • The Sea Cliff Bridge spans 665 meters over the ocean, following the natural curve of the cliffs.
  • It is part of the Grand Pacific Drive, linking Coalcliff to Clifton and Stanwell Park.
  • Recognized as one of the most picturesque driving routes in New South Wales.
  • A pedestrian walkway runs along the ocean side, providing uninterrupted coastal views.
  • Ideal for walking, cycling, and photography.
  • Walking the entire length takes about 15–20 minutes.
• Wollongong Head Lighthouse - Known as the Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse, this historic and scenic landmark on the Illawarra coast offers stunning ocean views and a tranquil spot to unwind.
  • Constructed in 1936, the lighthouse remains operational today.
  • It was Australia’s first fully automated electric lighthouse.
  • Standing 25 meters tall, it overlooks the entrance to Port Kembla.
• Kiama - Cathedral Rocks in Kiama Downs, New South Wales, is a breathtaking and unique coastal rock formation. It’s a favorite among photographers, nature enthusiasts, and those exploring the Grand Pacific Drive.
  • Volcanic basalt rocks sculpted by erosion over millions of years.
  • Resembling cathedral-like spires and sea caves, it creates a dramatic landscape.
  • The best views are during low tide, allowing closer access to the formations.
• Kiama Blowhole - As one of New South Wales’ most renowned natural attractions, the Kiama Blowhole is a must-see on any South Coast tour. Located in the charming coastal town of Kiama, it is famous for its spectacular water sprays, sometimes reaching up to 30 meters high!
  • Massive water sprays shoot up through a natural rock cavity.
  • Best viewed during high tide or after strong swells for maximum effect.
  • A viewing platform is conveniently located next to the blowhole.
  • Formed from volcanic basalt rock, the blowhole has been shaped by erosion over time.
  • When waves push water into the underground cave, pressure builds and forces water through the hole, creating an impressive spray. It can be unpredictable, so patience is essential!
• Fitzroy Falls - Located in Morton National Park, about 20 minutes from Bowral, Fitzroy Falls is one of New South Wales’ most stunning waterfalls. The 81-meter-high waterfall cascades into the valley below, offering breathtaking views, walking tracks, and a perfect escape into nature.
  • A magnificent 81m waterfall plunging into a deep rainforest gorge.
  • Lookouts provide panoramic views of the Yarrunga Valley and surrounding cliffs.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuities

• foldable walker allowed

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