Blue Ocean Road (Grand Pacific Drive), known as a self-driving paradise, runs 140km from (Royal National Park), the royal national park on the southern outskirts of Sydney, to (Shoalhaven Heads), Cape of Shawen. The Blue Ocean Road, which connects Sydney to Wolonggang (Wollongong), is one of the best routes from Sydney to the South Bay, a famous self-driving route that covers a vast expanse of ocean views and rolling green fields. Charming fishing port town and a variety of interesting activities, throughout the beautiful and charming town, on the way to the sea cliff bridge (Sea Cliff Bridge) is one of the most beautiful cliff bridge in the world.
Blue Ocean Road is not only a common road connecting the two places of traffic, stop here for a few days, or stroll over the driveway and footpath, or swim on both sides of the road in a quiet town, along the way can also enjoy the bright scenery of the coastline; From the top of Bald Hill, overlooking the seaside highway, Wolonggang and the Pacific Ocean, there are amazing and forgotten views everywhere, and the beauty of the drifts of the way, Is the blue ocean road self-driving journey of the greatest harvest!
The journey begins with the Royal National Park in southern Sydney, one of the world's oldest national parks. Forest vegetation protection in the park is complete, the river valley on both sides of the rich natural gully forest, 100 birds everywhere in the garden, in the forest grass, and sometimes can be seen kangaroos traversing, jumping, lovely and extremely lovely.
Across the Royal National Park, Bald Hill's cliff, Bald Hill is the perfect place to overlook Wolonggang Harbour and a paradise for high-altitude gliders. This is where the famous glide pioneer Lawrence Hargrave began his first flight, where he chose to stop and watch or experiment with the excitement of gliding in the air, experiencing the joy of flying like a bird in the air.
Turn off Ball Hill, and enter one of the most beautiful parts of the unbeatable ocean view of the tourist highway, the Sea Cliff Bridge, which is also a landmark for Blue Ocean Road. Built on steep cliffs, this skybridge winds over the South Pacific Ocean, 665 meters long. Along the way, you can see rugged and steep cliffs built into sea forts, obscure bays, blue waters, and sparkling beaches. It is a picturesque beauty, and there is no limit to it. It is recommended that you drive your car through here, stop at a specific parking place, rest for a quarter of an hour, walk easily on the specially built sidewalk on the bridge against the sea wind, overlook the boundless deep blue falling from the sky, and join the blue water in a line. Coupled with the fat-like beach, like heaven on earth, the beauty is a mess.
During the May-December migration season for whales and dolphins, you have a chance to have a beautiful encounter with dolphins who are also traveling in the sea.
