Melbourne to Brisbane coastal drive.

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A coastal drive from Melbourne to Brisbane is a fantastic way to explore some of Australia’s most beautiful landscapes. Here’s a suggested itinerary, highlighting key sights and stops along the way: Day 1: Melbourne to Wilsons Promontory (approx. 3 hours) •  Highlights: -  Wilsons Promontory National Park: Enjoy stunning coastal walks, wildlife spotting, and the breathtaking Squeaky Beach. -  Stay overnight near the park. Day 2: Wilsons Promontory to Lakes Entrance (approx. 3.5 hours) •  Highlights: -  Gippsland Lakes: Explore this network of lakes, rivers, and lagoons. -  Take a walk along Ninety Mile Beach. Day 3: Lakes Entrance to Mallacoota (approx. 3.5 hours) •  Highlights: -  Croajingolong National Park: Known for its pristine wilderness. -  Mallacoota Inlet: Perfect for kayaking and birdwatching. Day 4: Mallacoota to Eden (approx. 2 hours) •  Highlights: -  Visit the Killer Whale Museum in Eden. -  Enjoy views from Ben B...
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Melbourne to Sydney inland drive

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 Driving from Melbourne to Sydney via the inland route offers a chance to explore beautiful landscapes, charming towns, and unique landmarks. This trip covers approximately 880 kilometres (550 miles) and can take about 8-10 hours nonstop, but stretching it over a few days allows you to enjoy the attractions along the way. Here’s a suggested route with notable stops and sights:


Day 1: Melbourne to Albury-Wodonga


1. Depart Melbourne - Head north on the Hume Freeway (M31).

2. Glenrowan - Stop by the historic town where bushranger Ned Kelly made his last stand. There’s a museum, a massive Ned Kelly statue, and some heritage sites.

3. Milawa - Detour here to explore the Milawa Gourmet Region, famous for wineries, cheese, and local produce. Brown Brothers winery and the Milawa Cheese Company are highlights.

4. Albury-Wodonga - Spend the night in this twin-city area along the Murray River. Enjoy riverside walks, visit the Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA), and explore local eateries.


Day 2: Albury-Wodonga to Canberra


1. Depart Albury-Wodonga - Follow the Hume Highway north.

2. Holbrook - Stop in Holbrook to see the HMAS Otway, a large submarine on display in the middle of town.

3. Gundagai - Known for the Dog on the Tuckerbox monument and the heritage-listed Prince Alfred Bridge. This charming town is a great spot for photos and a bite to eat.

4. Canberra - Spend the night in Australia’s capital city. Visit the Australian War Memorial, National Gallery of Australia, or the scenic Lake Burley Griffin area.


Day 3: Canberra to Sydney


1. Depart Canberra - Head northeast on the Federal Highway.

2. Goulburn - Known as Australia’s first inland city, Goulburn is home to the famous Big Merino, a massive sheep statue symbolizing the region’s wool industry.

3. Southern Highlands (optional) - Detour through Bowral, Mittagong, and Berrima, which offer charming cafes, antique shops, and beautiful gardens. Fitzroy Falls near Moss Vale is a stunning natural attraction with scenic viewpoints.

4. Arrive in Sydney - Complete your drive into Sydney in the evening, ready to explore the city.


 Tips

- Accommodation: Book in advance, especially during holiday seasons.

- Weather: Check the weather forecast, especially if traveling during winter, as some areas may experience fog or rain.

- Pacing: Each segment is 3-4 hours of driving; consider splitting it over more days if you want a more leisurely pace.


This route gives you a mix of history, food, nature, and unique Aussie landmarks!

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