High above the Illawarra escarpment, Sublime Point Lookout offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the South Coast. Located in Bulli, just an hour’s drive from Sydney, this stunning vantage point provides sweeping views over the Pacific Ocean, rolling forests, and the coastal towns below. With a cafe and gelato store for a quick break, it is a favorite amongst travelers.

Nestled in the serene foothills of Wollongong, Nan Tien Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in the Southern Hemisphere and a must-visit cultural landmark in New South Wales. Its name, meaning “Southern Paradise”, reflects the temple’s tranquil atmosphere and creates a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking spiritual reflection or cultural enrichment.

A natural wonder of the NSW South Coast, the Kiama Blowhole is one of Australia’s most famous coastal attractions. Located in the charming seaside town of Kiama, just a 90-minute drive from Sydney, this spectacular blowhole can propel seawater up to 30 metres into the air, creating an awe-inspiring display of nature’s power. Formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago, the blowhole is best experienced during high tide or rough seas, when waves crash against the rugged cliffs and force water through the narrow rock cavity. Visitors can enjoy uninterrupted views from the viewing platforms, explore the Kiama Lighthouse nearby, or take a scenic walk along the stunning Kiama Coast Walk.

Enjoy the stunning water of Jervis bay and its familiar and friendly locals Dolphin pods. The chartered vessel is amazing and safe for tourist, with over 30 years of local experience. Admission or entry is included in this tour for dolphin watching or whale watching. Please note -Whale watching season will start in May.

Located in the heart of Jervis Bay, Huskisson Beach is a pristine stretch of coastline renowned for its crystal-clear waters, soft white sand, and relaxed coastal charm. Huskisson Beach is part of the world-famous Jervis Bay Marine Park, home to an abundance of marine life, including bottlenose dolphins, migrating whales (seasonal), and vibrant coral reefs. Whether you're looking for a peaceful beach walk, an exciting kayaking adventure, or a scenic picnic spot, Huskisson Beach offers something for every traveler. The nearby town of Huskisson adds to the experience with its cafés, boutique shops, and waterfront dining options, making it an ideal stop for both relaxation and exploration.

Famous for having some of the whitest sand in the world, Hyams Beach is a breathtaking coastal gem. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters, soft powdery sand, and serene atmosphere, this stunning beach is the perfect escape for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty. Ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and paddleboarding, Hyams Beach is part of the Jervis Bay Marine Park, home to an array of marine life, including dolphins, sea turtles, and seasonal whale migrations. The surrounding area also offers scenic coastal walks, including the popular White Sands Walk, which showcases the region’s pristine beaches and lush bushland.

Secret camp ground in Booderee where you will see wild Australian Kangaroo hopping around and being very tranquil with tourist.

The 665-meter-long Sea Cliff Bridge is a standout feature along the Grand Pacific Drive, a scenic route that spans 140 kilometers of stunning coastal views, from the Royal National Park in Loftus to Nowra. The bridge has become an iconic landmark for both the people of Wollongong and visitors worldwide, drawing tourists to this picturesque stretch of coastline each year.

Enjoy a relaxing drive through the oldest National Park in Australia and the World’s second oldest National Park. After a day filled with adventure and sightseeing which shall leave you rejuvenated and stimulated upon your departure from Sydney. This will be the last stop of your trip and safe return to your pickup location in the morning.