Wollongong

Tours

Experience off the beaten path Australia! on our all-inclusive, small-group tour with guaranteed sightings of WILD Wombats and Kangaroos, Sydney's best waterfalls and two National Parks! This tour takes you on a journey to the stunning South Coast, world-famous pie shop, and National Parks. The adventure starts with a 180 degree breathtaking south coast views atop a 1400ft cliff top viewing platform before heading to the famous pie shop for lunch. Exploring 2 National Parks, Eucalyptus forests, two amazing waterfalls. Keep an eye out for Lyre birds, Kookaburras, parrots, and Echidna. It's not Australia without visiting an oversized object! Historic pub for dinner! with both OZZIE national dishes on offer, Fish and Chips and Chicken Parmi plus much more. After dinner we'll get within feet of wild Kangaroos and Wombats. This all-inclusive tour is perfect for anyone who wants to experience Australia's wild beauty in a small-group setting. Book now and create memories that will last a lifetime! I drop you home to your central Sydney accommodation. On the way home we do Star Gazing you'll feel emersed in the Milky Way!

Take the plunge with a 15,000-foot skydive over Wollongong! Tandem skydive with a professional instructor, just 1 hour south of Sydney Central Business District. As you jump from Australia's highest jump, at an altitude of 15,000 feet, you will experience amazing coastal views down the Jervis Bay, and all the way up to North Sydney. Once you exit the plane you will experience the thrill of freefall! Traveling at speeds of over 120 mph (200 km/h), you will freefall for up to 60 seconds. Your instructor will pull your chute and you will soar like a bird for around 5 minutes over beautiful North Wollongong beach. The beach side landing zone is located at Stuart Park, North Wollongong.

Be part of a small group of no more than 11 travelers and journey by comfortable minibus, south along the beaches of Botany Bay and into the Royal National Park. Wind through the forest and stop at Bald Hill Lookout, which affords sweeping views of the Illawarra coastline and the famous Sea Cliff Bridge. Next, it's on to the family-run Symbio Wildlife Park, active in koala conservation. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about these fascinating marsupials during a private koala presentation with a keeper. Snap the ultimate selfie - just you and a koala. You’ll also be able to feed kangaroos and wallabies and get up close with native Australian wildlife. Continue to follow the scenic coastline of the Grand Pacific Drive across the Sea Cliff Bridge as it sweeps out over the ocean and on to Bulli Beach where you’ll enjoy lunch in a café popular with locals that overlooks the beach and an ocean pool. Bring your swimmers for a pre-lunch dip if the sun is out. In the afternoon head up through temperate rainforest into the Southern Highlands. An easy hike leads to viewpoints that take in the spectacular sandstone gorges and towering waterfalls of the Morton National Park. Finally, you’ll drive along country roads to a boutique winery to taste locally-produced, cool climate wine before returning to Sydney. Arrival back at Circular Quay is around 6:30 PM.

A unique tour that includes the coastline, dairy countryside, remote beaches and coastal walks. A truly Aussie day out with lunch and stops at local rural towns. Our tour takes you through the dairy countryside, winding, scenic roads through the national park and coastal seaside beaches. It blends beautifully all the contrast of the bush, the farmlands and the beaches of the Australian landscape. Explore our Kiama coastline and the Kiama Blowhole. The Blowhole elevation allows for great ocean viewing and opportunity to spot whales during their migration season (May – November). Walk across remote beaches, spot wildlife, dive in for a swim or watch the local surfers catch a wave. Visit the small township of Jamberoo, the lush fertile valleys and farmland foothills of Saddleback Mountain. These green pastures are home to many, many dairy cows that supply much of Sydney's milk. Keep a lookout for our native animals – perhaps the superb lyrebird, echidna or kangaroos as we enjoy the views and lookouts of this area. Our Grand Pacific Drive is part of the 140-kilometre award winning South Coast drive. See some of the best local beaches in the Illawarra and South Coast region and the famous Seacliff Bridge. We stop at another amazing scenic lookout at Bald Hill before we drive through the Royal National Park. Take your time walking along the sandy beach and look out across the ocean in the late afternoon sun and you may just see a pod of dolphins swimming by. A truly authentic adventure and ideal those who think they have seen everything Sydney has to offer! Your local guide is a professional photographer so you will see the best locations at the best time with photos that are priceless memories. Our Private tour is fully customizable to cater for families or those with mobility issues

Meet your guide at the entrance to the Rydges World Square Hotel and hop aboard a comfortable van for the scenic drive to the Royal National Park. Take in dramatic views of the coast and enjoy the included entry fees to enter this protected area. Head to the coastal city of Wollongong which is known for its surfing beaches and the turquoise-colored rock pools that line its golden waterfront. Learn about the sights that you see along the way with the help of your guide. Keep your energy up along the way with the included snacks and stay hydrated with the complimentary bottled water. Visit the charming town of Kiama which is known for its blowholes which shoot sea water into the air. Return to your meeting point in Sydney at the end of your tour with a deeper understanding of the area's natural beauty.

Unique location with coastal backdrop featuring turquoise waters- our photos and videos say it all! We are Sydney's only 5-star rated skydive - check out our reviews Family owned and operated - we are NOT a skydive mega-factory with long check in queues and wait times. Excellent Safety Record - Australian Parachute Federation endorsed and audited Only skydive with guaranteed beachside landing - don't land in a park. So much to do in Shellharbour and Kiama - iconic Bushrangers Bay, Minnamurra Rainforest and Kiama blowhole. Skydive in Shellharbour (Wollongong) from up to 15,000ft! 90min south of Sydney Central via train. If you arrive by train (Albion Park Station) we will pick you up and take you back to the station. Board the aircraft at Shellharbour (Wollongong) Airport, enjoy a scenic flight to altitude then the thrill of freefall! Experience the rush of adrenaline with speeds of over 120 mph (200 km/h), you will freefall for up to 60 seconds. After the parachute opens you'll enjoy a 5-7min canopy ride, with stunning views and to top it all off, you'll land along the beach at The Shallows Coastal Reserve next door to Bass Point Reserve and Shellharbour Marina. During whale watching season, it really is a Humpback Highway and we see plenty of whale while under parachute and from the landing area, The total approximate time for the activity from start to finish is 1 hour. We will contact you the day before to confirm all the details with you. You can let us know if you have a preferred check in time.

The Royal National Park tour is flexible and allows you to choose from one of two coastal walks; Eagle Rock or Wedding Cake Rock. The length of each walk varies: Eagle Rock takes around 2hrs 30 minutes, whilst Wedding Cake takes around 90 minutes. Your guide will outline the nature of the walks either prior to the tour or on the way in the car. If you would prefer to do more of a sightseeing day we can change the itinerary to limit the amount of walking. Another option is a visit to nearby Symbio Wildlife Park if you would like to see native animals. We start the day by picking you up at your accommodation and making our way to the Royal National Park via historic Botany Bay. Once in the park we stop at Wattamolla where a waterfall drops over a wide sandstone cliff face into a freshwater pool. The pool at the bottom of the waterfall forms into a stream that gently meanders to the beach. The beach is protected from ocean swell and is a pleasant place to swim in the warmer months. After stopping at the waterfall and beach we head to Providential Point. The point provides magnificent views of steep cliffs in both directions. If you have chosen to walk to Eagle Rock we will continue south. Otherwise we head to Bundeena for the walk to Wedding Cake Rock. We walk at a pace to suit you. On our way to either Eagle Rock or Wedding Cake Rock we see a range of native plants including Wattles, Banksias, Grass Trees, Casuarinas and Gymea Lillies. The park has many native birds, such as ravens, kookaburras, lyre birds, cockatoos and honeyeaters. If lucky we may come across an echidna. After enjoying our time at either Eagle Rock or Wedding Cake Rock (including photos taken by your guide - his camera or yours) we enjoy a refreshing lunch of sandwiches and salad. It is now time for a drive through the Royal National Park where we see the beauty of the rainforest, which includes red cedar trees, eucalypts, ferns, palms and climbing vines. When we leave the park we are greeted by panoramic views to the south from Bald Hill lookout. On some days, depending upon the conditions, we will see para gliders and hang gliders in action. Our next stop is one of the most scenic spots on the south coast of New South Wales, Sea Cliff Bridge. Sea Cliff Bridge is a spectacular cantilevered bridge that has great curves and provides outstanding views of the surrounding areas including several massive rock platforms. We take a short walk at this point and cannot help but admire the massive cliff that regularly dropped rocks onto the former road. Our final stop for the day is the historic hotel, the Imperial at Clifton, for a coffee or cold drink. After enjoying a day in nature we return you to your lodgings. If you would like to finalise the plan for the day get in touch and we will draft an itinerary to include the walks and places you wish to visit. Alternatively we can work out the day plan on the way to the national park.

Experience a unique tour that seamlessly blends the stunning coastline, lush countryside, remote beaches, and scenic coastal walks. Enjoy a truly Aussie day out with as you explore charming rural towns. This tour takes you through picturesque dairy farmland, winding scenic roads and serene seaside beaches, showcasing the diverse landscapes of Australia. Your first stop is Stanwell Tops, an exurban locality nestled between Sydney and Wollongong along the picturesque New South Wales coastline. Located northwest of Stanwell Park and southwest of Otford, Stanwell Tops offers panoramic views that stretch across the coastline, providing a perfect introduction to the natural beauty of the region. Explore the Kiama coastline and marvel at the Kiama Blowhole. The Blowhole's elevation offers spectacular ocean views and the chance to spot whales during their migration season (May – November). Stroll along remote beaches, spot local wildlife, dive in for a swim, or watch surfers catching waves. Visit the quaint township of Jamberoo and the lush, fertile valleys and foothills of Saddleback Mountain. These green pastures, home to numerous dairy cows, supply much of Sydney's milk. Keep an eye out for native animals such as the superb lyrebird, echidna, or kangaroos as you enjoy the breathtaking views and lookouts. Travel along the Grand Pacific Drive, part of the 140-kilometre award-winning South Coast drive. Discover some of the best local beaches in the Illawarra and South Coast regions, admire the famous Seacliff Bridge, and stop at the stunning Bald Hill lookout. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the sandy beach, and as the late afternoon sun sets, you may even spot a pod of dolphins swimming by. This tour offers a truly authentic adventure, perfect for those who think they've seen everything Sydney has to offer! Your local driver/guide, a professional photographer, will ensure you visit the best locations at the best times, capturing priceless memories. This private tour is fully customizable to cater to families or those with mobility issues.

Departure from Sydney: Your day begins with a scenic drive from Sydney at 8:00 AM. As you travel south along the coast, take in the picturesque landscapes and listen to fascinating commentary from your guide. The private nature of the tour allows flexibility and personal attention throughout the journey. Kiama Blowhole: Your first stop is the charming coastal town of Kiama, home to the famous Kiama Blowhole. Watch the spectacular water spray, which can reach heights of up to 30 meters under the right conditions. Formed from basalt lava flows over 260 million years ago, this blowhole is the largest of its kind in the world. Capture breathtaking photos and take in the scenic coastline around this natural wonder. Jervis Bay: Continue your journey to the pristine waters of Jervis Bay, known for its powder-white sandy beaches and rich marine life. Stop at the coastal village of Huskisson for a delicious lunch by the marina. Afterward, enjoy an optional dolphin-watching cruise (additional cost), where you'll have the chance to see playful dolphins in their natural habitat. During the right season, you might also spot migrating whales. The boat offers plenty of space for capturing perfect wildlife shots and soaking in the stunning views of the bay. Kangaroo Valley: Next, venture inland to the serene Kangaroo Valley, a picturesque region known for its rolling hills, lush greenery, and charming rural village. Visit Hampden Bridge, Australia’s last surviving wooden suspension bridge, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Take a leisurely stroll through the quaint village, visiting local cafés or boutiques, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside. Fitzroy Falls: Head towards Fitzroy Falls, an 81-meter waterfall located in Morton National Park. This awe-inspiring natural wonder cascades into a beautiful valley below, with several lookout points offering stunning views. Easy walking trails lead you to the Fitzroy Falls Lookout, where you can admire the waterfall and the surrounding wilderness. The nearby Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre provides interesting exhibits on the region’s history, flora, and fauna, enhancing your visit with local knowledge. Grand Pacific Drive & Sea Cliff Bridge: On your return journey, take the scenic Grand Pacific Drive, renowned for its spectacular coastal views. Drive across the famous Sea Cliff Bridge, which extends over the ocean and provides panoramic vistas of the coastline below. A favorite among photographers, this bridge has been featured in numerous films and car commercials, offering a unique experience of driving above the ocean. Bald Hill Lookout: Make a brief stop at Bald Hill Lookout, where you can enjoy sweeping views over the Illawarra region. This elevated vantage point is perfect for taking in the breathtaking scenery before concluding your adventure. Return to Sydney: Relax as you journey back to Sydney, with an estimated arrival at your hotel around 7:00 PM.

Day 1 – Thirroul to Wollongong 16kms Make your way to Thirroul, either drive or an easy train from Sydney. You will be met and provided a bike, briefing and luggage collected. You then join the Illawarra Coastal Cycle Path, which takes you right into Wollongong via the beaches, lagoons & waterways of this lovely stretch of coastline. You have plenty of time for stops, swims & ice-cream breaks. Make sure you bring your swimmers, as there are numerous places to stop for a quick dip. Your accommodation is at Novotel North Beach Hotel in Wollongong, right across from the beach. Stunning ocean views, spacious light filled rooms and exceptional service make this a wonderful stop, breakfast is included. Day 2 – Wollongong to Windang 25kms Your day starts with a short cycle around the lovely Boat Harbour at Wollongong. Your route heads inland toward the Nan Tien Temple, the largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. This unique experience has grandeur architecture, art & culture, unique exhibitions & vegetarian culinary delights. Wander through the temples and gardens, or dine at the lovely tea house. Leaving the Temple, ride to Lake Illawarra, and cycle the shoreline. This is an ideal spot for lunch, with the Tea House at Nan Tien Temple providing delicious dishes suitable for take away. From here it’s a lovely ride to the Windang Beach Tourist Park, your accommodation for the night, located right at the lake’s entrance. This park is a haven for water enthusiasts, offering the very best in fishing, boating, windsurfing & surfing, or simply enjoy the golden sunrises or moonlight caressed waters. The Park offers a variety of self contained 1, 2 or 3 bedroom cabins - many are equipped with washing machine and dryer, air conditioning, spa, private BBQ, and undercover verandahs with lake views. Day 3 – Windang to Kiama 25kms Enjoy your included cafe breakfast. Today’s ride starts out along the bike path by the beach, and in to the pretty Shellharbour Village. After navigating the quiet suburbs around Shellharbour, your route takes you through mangrove swamps to the mouth of the Minnamurra River. From the Minnamurra River to Kiama is a hilly ride, so we recommend allowing plenty of time for this last 8kms! (This is where an e-bike is really handy!) This section is also very dramatic and beautiful with some great views – so it’s well worth the effort and we guarantee that you won’t want to hurry. This section also has some great swimming beaches and picnic locations, as well as a couple of cafes and some take away shops. These are marked on the maps provided. Kiama is a very popular holiday destination with a beautiful headland and a popular blowhole. Your accommodation in Kiama is at lovely Kiama Shores (or similar). Breakfast is included. Day 4 – Departure We will make arrangements to meet to collect hire bikes and transfer you to Kiama train station. It is about 1hr back to Thirroul or 2 hrs back to Sydney.