Grand Pacific Drive
Australia · Oceania
關於Grand Pacific Drive
One of Australia's great scenic drives, the Grand Pacific Drive is a major scenic road in the Illawarra region of New South Wales. Starting at Sydney's Royal National Park, it continues down to Bomaderry and is one of the longest tourist drives in New South Wales at 134 km (83 mi) long.
Grand Pacific Drive旅遊指南
城市概覽
Most other states of Australia do not have their coastal roads as well situated as this one, with the views, the access, the length, and the variety of environments. Driving from Sydney along this route, even only in sections if restricted by time or budget, is an experience that has an impact on most travellers.
當地交通
There are several modes of travel that are used on the Grand Pacific Drive.
By bus or train Most of this route is not covered by buses. Buses do operate through Wollongong, but apart from that, it isn't not a practical means of exploring the drive, especially in Royal National Park. Trains do operate through most of the route's corridor south of Helensburgh, but it does not always parallel the scenic drive.
By car See Driving in Australia Some spur sections of the Royal National Park are unpaved. In some parts, it can also be a freeway or a freeway-grade road, especially from Shellharbour to Gerringong.
By bike
This route is one of the most bike-friendly routes in New South Wales. In some parts, bikes have a shared path along with pedestrians especially in Wollongong and Kiama. The only places where cyclists have to dismount are in some steep parts of Lawrence Hargrave Drive.
順遊推薦
Stanwell Park Dharawal National Park (Tharawal National Park)
城市概覽改寫自 Wikipedia,旅遊指南來自Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA)。照片來自 Wikimedia Commons.