Grand Pacific Drive

Melbourne has the Great Ocean Road and Wollongong has the Blue Ocean Road. The Blue Ocean Road is located between Sydney and Wollongong. This road is one of the routes from Sydney to the southern bay. The road is built along the coast, and the scenery along the way is not lost to the Great Ocean Road. 1. Sydney's Royal National Park Blue Ocean Road, passing through the Royal National Park along the way, passing farmland and seascapes, and passing through charming fishing port towns, the scenery is changing and dizzying. Departing from Sydney to Wollongong, the first pass is the Royal National Park, where the Blue Ocean Road begins. 2. Sea Cliff Bridge The spectacular SeaCliff Bridge (SeaCliff Bridge) is a very beautiful and unique section of the Blue Ocean Road. It is an overhead bridge built along a steep cliff. The train passes behind the cliff, and the bridge itself cannot be seen, but under the sea cliff bridge is a beautiful beach, with people fishing, surfing, and barbecues. You can park your car on the side of the road, get out of the car, relax, stretch your legs, take pictures, and if you're lucky, you can even see migrating whales. 3. After Bald Hill leaves the National Park, it takes about 12 minutes to drive to Bald Hill in the north of Wollongong, which is a good place to overlook the scenery of Wollongong Harbour. Standing on the top of the mountain overlooks the coastal road, the Sea Cliff Bridge, Wollongong and the magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean. It is also a famous gliding spot. The vast sea, quiet bays, green mountains, golden beaches and winding coastal roads form a beautiful landscape. 4. Shellharbour continues to drive, you can come to Shellharbour, the geographical end of the blue ocean road, which is also a beautiful seaside town on the blue ocean road. The rocks and open-air swimming pools by the sea are very beautiful, and there are rows on the seaside grass. Barbecue shack, people come here for vacation, so happy. 5. Don't stop at Jervis Bay because of this, you can continue to Jervis Bay (Jervis Bay), because it is located on the whale migration road, whales often haunt here, you can sign up for a whale watching group. There are large and small stretches of beaches, ponds, secret caves, small streams suitable for swimming, kayaking, fishing, surfing and more.