Day 1:Sydney - Wollongong - Kiama - Sydney(268 km)

• Wollongong, Australia
  This coastal city, a 50 mile drive south from Sydney, is best known for its namesake university, which is internationally recognized. It has many beaches, as well as active artistic and nightlife cultures.
• Grand Pacific Drive (Passing By)
  Grand Pacific Drive is a scenic coastal route in New South Wales, Australia, connecting Sydney to Wollongong with stunning ocean views and rainforest scenery.
• Royal National Park (Passing By)
  Royal National Park, south of Sydney, is Australia's oldest national park, featuring extensive hiking trails, pristine beaches, and diverse wildlife.
• Nan Tien Temple
  Designed in the style of a Chinese Buddhist temple, Nan Tien is located on the outskirts of Wollongong. It has become a very popular tourist attraction in the area. There is an 8-story pagoda on the premises.
• Wollongong Head Lighthouse
  Wollongong Head Lighthouse, perched on the headland, offers panoramic coastal views and is a popular spot for whale watching and sunset photography.
• Flagstaff Point
  Flagstaff Point is a scenic headland in Wollongong with historical remnants and sweeping ocean views, ideal for walking and whale watching.
• Kiama, Australia
  Kiama is a charming coastal town in New South Wales, famous for its dramatic blowhole and beautiful beaches, making it a popular getaway from Sydney.
• Kiama Blowhole
  Kiama Blowhole is a famous natural attraction where seawater erupts through a rock crevice, shooting up to impressive heights, captivating visitors.