Private Full-Day Tour in Sydney

Stanwell Tops is known for its beautiful coastal, escarpment and cliff views. The natural hills that rise up sharply from the coast to the escarpment with strong air currents make Stanwell Tops a prime spot for hang gliding and paragliding as well as the perfect spot to take a photo and admire the views of the ocean, the escarpment and the Sea Cliff Bridge. Drive down past the Royal National Park, the oldest national park in Australia. You'll stop at Stanwell Tops for stunning views over the spectacular rugged Southern Coastline. Best spot for photogenic experience.

ultimate coastal road trip. The Grand Pacific Drive along the spectacular coastline to Wollongong and beyond. The 665-meter-long Sea Cliff Bridge is a highlight along the Grand Pacific Drive. Opened in December 2005, the Sea Cliff Bridge offers visitors the chance to get out of the car and stretch their legs. It is also a great viewing platform for migrating whales heading north/south during migrating season. We will take short 15 Mins walk looking down into the crystal blue water.

Wollongong is a coastal city in Australia, south of Sydney, along the Grand Pacific Drive, surfing beaches and rock pools line the coastline. Wollongong Harbour Precinct is a heritage-listed shipping harbor. We will also stop here for lunch at the popular Levindi Cafe located in the heart of Wollongong Harbour.

Kiama's famous Blowhole is the largest in the world, and when the swell is running from the southeast, you're in for a real treat. The 2.5 metres opening in the rock face has had its plumes of water recorded at heights of over 30 metres! With multiple accessible viewing platforms, the blowhole can be seen from multiple vantage points, be sure to check out the most eastern point to take in the full height of the rock formation.

Perched high on the summit of the Cambewarra Range, ‘The Lookout’ commands a magnificent panorama of Shoalhaven City, stretching from Coolangatta Mountain in the north, way down to Pigeon House Mountain just inland from Ulladulla, in the south. The view also includes Point Perpendicular and the beautiful Jervis Bay National Park. While you’re absorbing the breathtaking views and the natural beauty of the region, you can also observe the wonderful wildlife that inhabits the area. Magnificent King Parrots, Kookaburras and Lyrebirds are regular visitors and the majestic Wedge Tailed Eagles soaring overhead is a sight to behold, while you sip your cappuccino! If you visit in the evening, you may even see Mr. Wombat ambling across the lawn.

Enjoy the scenic driving route through Kangaroo Valley, this Coast to the Highlands scenic drive offers lookouts and breathtaking scenic views across Morton National Park. We will also get to see the famous Hampden Bridge (Heritage-listed single-span suspension bridge) along the way.

Following the lush tree-lined road over Cambewarra Mountain, Fitzroy Falls in Morton National Park is a magnificent sight after heavy rain, and Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is well worth a visit. Enjoy the magnificent Fitzroy Falls, where water plunges over 80m to the valley below. Take some time to browse the award-winning center - you’ll find loads of information about the local history, wildlife and birdwatching of this unique area. The visitor center is a great place to buy authentic Australian-made souvenirs.