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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Sydney to Brisbane Drive.

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A Sydney to Brisbane road trip over three days is a perfect way to enjoy Australia’s stunning coastline, national parks, and charming towns. Here's a suggested itinerary with stops for sightseeing and exploration along the way.  


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Day 1: Sydney to Port Macquarie (390 km, 4.5–5 hours driving)


1. Depart Sydney early to make the most of the day.

2. The Entrance (1.5 hours from Sydney): Stop for breakfast or a quick stroll along the waterfront. If traveling in the morning, you might catch the pelican feeding.

3. Lake Macquarie: Australia's largest coastal saltwater lake is a peaceful spot to stretch your legs.  

4. Newcastle: Visit Nobbys Beach and the Ocean Baths or grab coffee in this vibrant city.  

5. Port Stephens: Detour for dolphin-watching cruises or a walk up Tomaree Head Summit for panoramic views.

6. Arrival in Port Macquarie: Explore the Koala Hospital, walk along the Coastal Walk, or relax on Town Beach. Stay overnight here.  


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Day 2: Port Macquarie to Coffs Harbour and Byron Bay (400 km, 5.5–6 hours driving)


1. Port Macquarie Lighthouse: Take in the views at Tacking Point Lighthouse before departing.  

2. South West Rocks (1.5 hours): Visit Trial Bay Gaol and enjoy a swim at Horseshoe Bay.  

3. Coffs Harbour: Snap a photo with the Big Banana, grab lunch, or enjoy a beach walk along Jetty Beach.  

4. Grafton: In spring, the Jacaranda trees bloom beautifully here, adding charm to the town. Nowadays it’s best time to see jacaranda trees.

5. Byron Bay: Arrive in time for sunset at the Cape Byron Lighthouse, the easternmost point of mainland Australia. Overnight stay in Byron Bay.  


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Day 3: Byron Bay to Brisbane (165 km, 2.5 hours driving)

1. Morning in Byron Bay: Enjoy breakfast at a local café, stroll along Main Beach, or go for a short hike in Arakwal National Park.

2. Brunswick Heads: A quick stop for coffee and to see the tranquil riverside or beaches.

3. Tweed Heads & Coolangatta: Explore the twin towns where New South Wales and Queensland meet. Snap a photo at the border sign.

4. Gold Coast: Enjoy the beaches of Surfers Paradise or explore the shops and cafes if time permits.

5. Brisbane Arrival: Aim to reach Brisbane by late afternoon.  


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This itinerary allows you to balance driving with scenic stops, wildlife encounters, and relaxed beach time. If you want more adventure, you can fit in a rainforest walk at Dorrigo National Park or an eco-cruise along the Clarence River.


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