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The South Coast of New
South Wales, Australia / Shoalhaven, Eurobodalla, Mollymook, Ulladalla
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Not too far from the hustle and bustle of Sydney, there are many
relaxing vacation spots within a day's drive. Most visitors head
to the Hunter Valley wine region or the Blue Mountains to the
west. Consequently, most visitors to Australia are missing out
on the beautiful South Coast of New South Wales.
To catch a glimpse of the South Coast, you rent
a car in Sydney and head south on the Princes Highway along
the spectacular coastline. The region offers a magnificent diversity
of coastal, forest, mountain and rural country. Its natural, unspoiled
environment provides the atmosphere for a peaceful, relaxing or
adventurous visit in contact with Australia's unique flora and
fauna. The variety of natural experiences and the mildness of
the climate identifies the South Coast as an all-season destination.
Depending on how far you want to go, you can drive from 2 to 5
hours to see this region..
Here is a brief overview of some areas worth taking a look at.
For more detailed information, we recommend that you log on to
www.southcoast.com.au.
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Mollymook-Milton-Ulladalla
Region - Beaches, Lakes and Bays abound with 35 klms of beaches
to choose from. Mollymook is best known for its sweeping white
sandy beach and family-friendly facilities. Mollymook Bay abounds
with sealife and is home to the famous surfing Bottlenose Dolphins
with frequent whale sightings during migration season.
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Eurobodalla
Coast - The incredibly beautiful Eurobodalla Coast covers
over 100 kilometres of spectacular coastline and pristine hinterland
along the south coast of the state of NSW. This is some of Australia's
best coastal playground where you can experience a wide diversity
of our natural environments, flora and fauna. Key towns include
Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma.
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The
Sapphire Coast - The Sapphire Coast, also known
as the Bega Valley, is the most southerly coastal region
in NSW. This area is famous for it's wonderful coastline
and water activities such as gamefishing and surfing.
Popular towns include Pambula and Merimbula. Beaches
are plentiful as are activities.
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- Other nearby regions include the national capital city Canberra
in the Australian Capital Territory, the
Southern
Highlands, and the
Snowy
Mountains. The Southern Highlands region boasts many beautiful
and spectacular natural attractions to delight the visitor. The
Wombeyan Caves, Mt Gibraltar and the Fitzroy Falls are some of
the best known of these attractions.
Canberra
is Australia's modern capital city and offers a whole host of
museums, galleries and memorials. The Snowy Mountain region covers
a wide area of the highest mountain ranges in Australia, as well
as the open plains of the Monaro and the foothills of the Snowy
Mountains. This is where you will find Australia's premier ski
fields.
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So many visitors visit Sydney, especially people from overseas.
We encourage people to see and enjoy this wonderful city. However,
there is whole other world just on Sydney's southern doorstep
that will show the visitor from overseas a completely different
view of Australia.
More information on the New South Wales South Coast, including
accommodation and tour information, can be found at www.southcoast.com.au.
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