Sea Cliff Bridge is located in the Ilavara region (Illawarra region), southeast of New South Wales, on the Sydney road to Wolonggang (Wollongong), connecting two coastal villages, Cliffton (Clifton) and Cowcliffe (Coalcliff), about 60 km from downtown Sydney and about 20 km from downtown Wolonggang.
Sea Cliff Bridge is one of the most dazzling landmarks in blue ocean road (Grand Pacific Drive). blue ocean road is a self-driving route with a reputation comparable to ocean road (Great Ocean Road), starting from the royal national park (Royal National Park) in the south of Sydney, all the way south along the coastline to the end of the shor haven cape (Shoalhaven Heads) in the southern bay, with a total length of about 140 km.
Built in 2005, the Sea Cliff Bridge is 455.6 meters in length and 41.5 meters above sea level. Design service life in more than 100 years, the day of completion, more than 16000 people came to visit.
Built Sea Cliff Bridge along the cliffs of the sea, winding and winding, on one side is a steep cliff, on the other side is the vast and boundless Pacific Ocean, the bridge stands high at the junction of the sea cliff. Driving through the Sea Cliff Bridge, you will reap the stunning views of the coastline. The bridge embraced the coast between the high battlements of the Irawara cliff, and the vast Tasman Sea was so wide that it seemed to see the curve of the earth, and with the arc of the road turning, the view of the sea and the sky suddenly jumped to the present, the ocean surface in the sun presents different shades of color, layer by layer dizzy, hierarchical, hazy lingering. After crossing the bridge, the side can stop, pedestrians can walk through the sidewalk on the bridge, quietly enjoy this natural and human co-creation of beauty.
How to reach:
- Self-driving
