Wagga Wagga to Sydney road trip: Distance, time & best stops
Wagga Wagga to Sydney road trip: The Southern Highlands
Wine-lovers can try a self-guided Southern Highlands wine tour. Good stops include Tertini Wines in Mittagong, Centennial Vineyards in Bowral and Bendooley Estate in Berrima.
There are also several dramatic waterfalls in the Southern Highlands’ national parks. Most notable is Fitzroy Falls in Morton National Park. However, Belmore Falls, Carrington Falls and Gerringong Falls are also worth the effort.
Sports fans, though, will probably only have one place in mind – the International Cricket Hall of Fame in Bowral.
5 great Southern Highlands experiences to boost your visit
- Personalised private Southern Highlands wine and attractions tours – tailored to your tastes.
- Tutored wine-tasting and canapes experience.
- Beekeeping experience – learn how honey is made.
- Guided wine-tasting at the Mill – with tasting notes procided.
- Behind the scenes tour of a sustainable winery in Berrima.
After the Southern Highlands, the journey from Wagga Wagga to Sydney by car enters the south-western section of the Greater Sydney Area. From then on, it’s all suburbia until you reach central Sydney.
If you don’t want to drive, then taking the Wagga Wagga to Sydney train is an alternative to flying.
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