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Grand Pacific Drive

Illawarra

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Wollongong Visitor Information Centre

GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE encompasses 140 kms of some of NSW’s most spectacular scenery and coastline. Heading south from the Royal National Park (world’s second oldest), the route takes you through beautiful coastal rainforests,spectacular driving scenery with close proximity to sheer cliffs and the ocean, the impressive 665 metre newly opened sea bridge and quaint coastal villages boasting some of the state’s most beautiful beaches and rock pools.

Grand Pacific Drive takes you into Wollongong, which is a bustling coastal city with a vast array of attractions and activities for any visitor. From Wollongong you can head south to Shellharbour, Kiama ,Shoalhaven or beyond, or head west and travel over the escarpment to the Southern Highlands and then south to Canberra.

A great option for a day visit, short stay or as a great appetiser to the ‘Sydney to Melbourne Coastal Drive’. Just 1 hour from Sydney and 2.5 hours from Canberra, Grand Pacific Drive is a must for all those want to experience some of the state’s finest assets. For more details phone 1800 240737 or www.tourismwollongong.com
Grand Pacific Drive

Magnificent scenery & historic settlements

An abundance of treasures - old, new and antique - are waiting to be discovered in the beautiful Illawarra. Just where to go next. Its decisions, decisions all the way when looking for the top spots in the area north of Wollongong.

Coming from Sydney follow the F6 to Waterfall and then take the first turn on the right - yes follow the route 60 signs and the Helensburgh pointer. From Bulli Pass, turn right at the route 60 sign and follow the Helensburgh pointer.From Appin, once again take the "north route" do not enter the F6 but turn left at the route 60 sign.

The Coastal route is much simpler - just follow Lawrence Hargrave Drive, from the south or Lady Wakehurst Drive from the north.Nature Reserve to see one of the worlds finest vista. The views over the Pacific Ocean and the green hinterland are breath taking. And there's plenty of other sight seeing and recreations whether you are looking for a game of golf, a visit to an orchard or a plant nursery. How to get there is really very simple and the golden rule is to follow the route 60 signs.
Contact or visit the Wollongong Visitor Information Centre
Open 7 days 93 Crown St,Wollongong Toll free: 1800 240 737
Phone: (02) 4227 5545
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