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Driving Australia's New South Wales

© Scott Riley Driving Australia’s New South Wales

Photo: Scott Riley

Take an unexpected ride through New South Wales. Drive from Sydney to Mollymook to Huskisson and back over a leisurely and wine-filled three days.

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Themes: Beach · Road Trip · Food + Drink

Inspired by: Driving Australia's New South Wales — by Bruce Schoenfeld, Published Oct. 2008

Hotels (2)

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    Bannisters Point Lodge

    The hotel is propped on a Pacific Coast headland, in a town that attracts both surfers and migrating whales. During the past four years the property h

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    Paperbark Camp

    Guests can hire an indigenous guide to take them on a traditional search for pipi, the local mussels, which tend to be found on pristine stretches of

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Restaurants (5)

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    Berry Sourdough Bakery & Café

    The menu is small but ambitious—saltimbocca, duck rillettes, complicated pizzas. Order the bouillabaisse, Marseilles-style, with mussels, scallops, pr

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    Fresh at the Bay

    Come for the bacon served with a harbor view.

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    North St. Café & Bar

    This tiny establishment of a few metal tables serves up squid salad with dried cherries, followed by pan-fried John Dory and vanilla-bean panna cotta

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    Pearly Oyster Bar and Farm

    The retail shop and restaurant is owned by an oyster farm.

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    Icebergs Dining Room & Bar

Activities (4)

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    Coolangatta Estate

    Tastings and self-guided tours are free at this small winery.

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    Fo Guang Shan Nan Tien Temple

    The temple belongs to the Taiwanese Fo Guang Shan sect. Said to be the Southern Hemisphere’s largest Buddhist shrine, it’s billed as an international

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    Kangaroo Valley Fudge House & Ice Creamery

    A traditional candy shop.

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    Murramarang National Park

    Wild birds and kangaroos abound at this national park.

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