We love the NSW South Coast. Sure, we could start an argument about whether or not the Central or the South Coast is the superior coast – has the best beaches, the best vibe, the best pie shop. But we’re not going to, because we – and you too, we know you do – already know the answer.
You might not have taken the time to drive through the bushland down the Grand Pacific Drive towards Melbourne. You may have never experienced the delights of Funland or Mogo Zoo or Jamberoo (WHERE YOU CONTROL THE ACTION).
You may not have gone winery-hopping or rented a massive house out for a weekend, traipsing around in thongs between the fish and chip shop and the beach. But if you’re looking for an early Autumn vacay, an excuse to dump your city lifestyle for the weekend and clear your head, why not grab your sunnies/car keys and GTFO of town and to the South Coast?
We recruited the expertise of junior boat captain, photographer and muso, D’Arcy Dineen, originally from the Sunshine Coast, to help us gush about what the NSW South Coast has to offer.
Royal National Park
Stanwell Tops
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Thirroul
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Belmore Falls
Jervis Bay and Hyams Beach
If you’re looking to check out the Guinness World Record holder for the whitest sand in the world, try the idyllic Jervis Bay, approx three hours south of Sydney. This is an essential location if you’re into snorkelling, fishing, stand-up paddleboarding or an old-fashioned swim during the warmer months. As it gets colder you can read by the ocean, go bird-watching (also, look out for dolphins!), or just chill with a BBQ and your m8s.
You’re gonna need a snazzy pair of sunnies if you’re spending so much time out in the bright, bright sun. See what suits your sunnie disposition with our buds at Sunglass Hut HERE.
