The New South Wales South Coast extends from just south of the greater Sydney metropolitan area all the way down to the Victorian border near the old whaling town of Eden. Parts of the South Coast carry such names as the Illawarra, Eurobodalla and Sapphire Coasts.
The nearer South Coast is ideal for daytrips out of Sydney but areas all along the coast are suitable sightseeing and holiday destinations.
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- Stanwell ParkHang-gliding with Stanwell Park Beach below
- Sea Cliff BridgeFollowing the curve of the coast
- North BeachFine for swimming and surfing
- Belmore BasinIn the southern part of Wollongong Harbour
- Kiama BlowholeAnd thar' she blows!
- Huskisson WharfGo on a dolphin-watch cruise
- Blenheim BeachOne of Jervis Bay's white-sand beaches
- Hyams BeachA fine stretch of sand
- Mollymook BeachA fun place by the sea
- Glasshouse RocksAt the southern end of the beach
- Camel Rock BeachPicnic spot and surfing beach
- Eden HarbourBoats moored at a jetty
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