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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Adelaide to Sydney coastal drive

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A coastal drive from Adelaide to Sydney offers stunning scenery, charming towns, and diverse experiences along the way. Here’s a suggested itinerary with sightseeing highlights:


Day 1: Adelaide to Robe (340 km, 4 hours)


•  Stop at Coorong National Park: Admire the wetlands and lagoons teeming with birdlife.

•  Robe: A historic fishing village with charming limestone cottages. Visit the Obelisk and stroll along Long Beach.


Day 2: Robe to Mount Gambier (130 km, 1.5 hours)


•  Mount Gambier: Explore the Blue Lake, Umpherston Sinkhole, and the Engelbrecht Caves.


Day 3: Mount Gambier to Warrnambool (185 km, 2.5 hours)


•  Portland: Visit Cape Nelson Lighthouse and the Great South West Walk.

•  Warrnambool: Discover the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village and watch for whales at Logan’s Beach (seasonal).


Day 4: Warrnambool to Apollo Bay (160 km, 3 hours)


•  Drive along the Great Ocean Road, stopping at the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and London Arch.

•  Apollo Bay: A lovely seaside town, perfect for relaxing.


Day 5: Apollo Bay to Melbourne (190 km, 3 hours)


•  Visit Otway Fly Treetop Walk or enjoy a rainforest hike in Great Otway National Park.

•  Arrive in Melbourne and explore the city’s vibrant culture.


Day 6: Melbourne to Lakes Entrance (320 km, 4 hours)


•  Gippsland Lakes: Explore this vast network of inland waterways, ideal for kayaking or cruising.


Day 7: Lakes Entrance to Merimbula (270 km, 3.5 hours)


•  Drive through Croajingolong National Park for untouched wilderness.

•  Merimbula: Enjoy beaches, seafood, and coastal walks.


Day 8: Merimbula to Jervis Bay (320 km, 4 hours)


•  Stop at Tilba Tilba, a picturesque heritage village.

•  Jervis Bay: Famous for its white sand beaches like Hyams Beach and dolphin cruises.


Day 9: Jervis Bay to Sydney (200 km, 3 hours)


•  Visit Kiama Blowhole and Sea Cliff Bridge along the Grand Pacific Drive.

•  Arrive in Sydney, with its iconic sights like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.


Tips for the Journey:


•  Accommodation: Book ahead during peak seasons.

•  Driving Conditions: Australian roads are well-maintained, but be mindful of wildlife at dawn and dusk.

•  Time: Allow extra days if you want to explore more thoroughly or relax.


This route combines natural beauty, charming towns, and iconic landmarks, making it an unforgettable journey!

Safe travels 😊

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