If you are intrigued by the Land Down Under and are planning a holiday on the unique continent, the chances are that NSW is your destination. There is so much to see and do, with Sydney, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, not to mention Bondi Beach, and when you are ready for the amazing nature that is Hunter Valley and the Blue Mountains, named due to the blueish tinge created by the many eucalyptus trees.
Tour The Top Vineyards
Hunter Valley is home to the top Australian vineyards, where fine wine is created; fertile soil provides all the necessary nutrients, with a near-perfect climate and expert grape growers. You can book a tour of any winery and enjoy a delicious lunch while sampling their best wines in a tranquil garden setting; it doesn’t get much better than this! Take advantage of the affordable accommodation in Yamba, NSW, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty.
Blue Mountains
A major tourist attraction and favorite for Sydney residents, the Blue Mountain range starts about 50km from Sydney’s western suburbs. You can stay in a 5-star country resort and with a hire car, spend a few days exploring the region and experiencing stunning views of the surrounding countryside; camping is very popular in Hunter Valley, and you will see many large motorhomes and RVs; Australians like to travel in style.
Self Driving
Many would say the best way to see and experience NSW is by renting a campervan and with the full support of the rental company, you can enjoy the freedom and independence that only this kind of holiday offers. There are secure campsites everywhere and you can book in advance via websites, ensuring you have somewhere safe to part every night and with your own transport, you can visit all the main attractions in comfort. If you would like to learn more about campervan rentals in NSW, start with a Google search to find providers, who are happy to quote for your trip.
Marine Life
Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane are all excellent ports if you are looking to explore the ocean, with deep-sea fishing and whale watching popular activities. It is an amazing feeling to be close when a humpback whale breaches nearby, sending tons of water crashing into the air. The whale population has enjoyed a revival and thousands of humpbacks make the migration north from their feeding grounds in Antarctica to the warmer waters off Queensland and you can be an observer.
NSW is home to many tourist attractions to make your holiday a truly memorable experience.
