During your private tour with a guide-driver you will travel south of Sydney to the Royal National Park, the oldest national park in Australia.

The park boasts white sandy beaches, wet eucalypt forests, rainforest and grassy woodlands.

Stop at Bald Hill Lookout for breathtaking views over the National Park and the Pacific Ocean beyond.

Visit the largest Buddhist temple and shrine in the Southern Hemisphere and continue to the picturesque seaside town of Kiama to see its famous blowhole, which can spray water up to 25 metres in the air.

On this scenic tour along the Grand Pacific Drive you will also see:

• The ancient rainforest of the Royal National Park, the oldest national park in Australia
• The Sea Cliff Bridge, which hugs the cliffs between the mountain and the ocean
• The Nan Tien Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in the Southern Hemisphere, built in 1995 on a site chosen according to the principles of feng shui between the sea and the mountains. It blends the architecture of a Tibetan monastery, a Chinese pagoda and a Japanese garden, with 10,000 statues of the Buddha and a huge bell under which visitors make a wish
• Pelicans in a coastal town, where you can try local oysters, prawns, crabs and other seafood (not included)
• The historic town of Kiama and its blowhole, with a spray of seawater up to 25 metres high, and on a hot day a swim at one of the ocean beaches
• Scenic coastal cliffs of ancient lava, with panoramic views of the ocean and the coast
• A boutique winery producing 40 varieties of dry white and red wines (tasting fees are extra)
• An optional visit to a wildlife park (tickets are extra)

All entrance fees and tastings are extra.