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Things To Do On A Brisbane - Sydney Roadtrip
Things To Do On A Brisbane - Sydney Roadtrip

We share our must-visit attractions when driving from Brisbane to Sydney.

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Written by Imoova
Updated over 10 months ago

You’ve got your relocation to Sydney booked and now it's time for the exciting part – planning all the fun stuff you’re going to do along the way! Luckily for you, we’ve got a ready made list and some discounts on top attractions 🤑

Table of Contents:

Day 1: Brisbane - Gold Coast

Gold Coast

Driving via the Gold Coast is essential, and no visit to the Gold Coast is complete without a trip to it’s many theme parks and water parks.

Dream World 1 Day Ticket

Currently $105 on a limited time offer which is cheaper than at the gate.

White Water World 1 Day Ticket

If you'd prefer a water park, White Water World is also $105 on a limited time offer.

SkyPoint Climb

Another one for the thrill seekers, SkyPoint Climb is Australia’s highest external building climb at 270 metres above sea level. From $92

In the evening take advantage of the stunning beaches, park up and enjoy a sunset at Burleigh Heads or Currumbin.

Day 2: Gold Coast - Byron Bay

Byron Bay

You can’t travel the East Coast without a visit to Byron Bay!

Crystal Castle Admission

You wouldn’t be in Byron if you didn’t get a little bit hippy ✌🏻 Visit the worlds biggest crystals and sit in an ancient amethyst cave for $49

Horse Riding

What better way to spend an evening than horse riding on the beach? Beginners and children are welcomed. From $150

Surf Lesson

You can’t go to Byron and not surf. Get involved in a 2 hour beginner group surf lesson. 🏄‍♀️ From $80

Day 3: Byron Bay - Newcastle

Nimbin

Known as Australia's most hippy town, Nimbin is not too far from Byron Bay and is worth the visit. Whether you want to have your tarot read, visit some of the nearby heritage listed rainforest, reiki, or take a yoga class, there's plenty to see and do.

Yamba

Yamba has recently been declared 'The New Byron', it's far less busy but still has the nature and the surf. Visit at the right time of year and you can see turtles, dolphins, and whales. Be sure to visit Angourie Beach - one of Australia's most iconic surf spots.

Newcastle

Often missed on the backpacker route is Newcastle and the surrounding area, but it's definitely worth a visit.

Skydiving

Experience a once in a lifetime tandem skydive from $419.

Visit Nobbys Beach, Akuna Café for the best acai bowls, Gan Gan Lookout, and have a swim in the ocean baths. You can also go on a dolphin spotting cruise from Nelson Bay.

Sandboarding + 4WD Adventure

Nearby Port Stephens is also a must - visit, with plenty to do, including sandboarding from $40.

Day 4: Newcastle - Sydney

Myall Lakes

An extremely underrated and often overlooked place is the Myall Lakes National Park area in NSW. You can camp here for the night and there’s so much to see. We recommend walking up to Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse after spending the morning at Number One Beach at Seal Rocks.

Sydney

Once you’ve successfully dropped off your vehicle you’re free to enjoy Sydney! It’s not all just amazing beaches – there’s plenty more to do. (Although Bondi Beach and the ferry to Manly Beach is a must)

Taronga Zoo Entry + Return Ferry

Enjoy a scenic ferry ride and head to Taronga Zoo which has incredible Sydney skyline views. From $75

Sydney Harbour Jet Boat Ride

If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush and something a bit different – this one’s for you. Currently on sale at $71.20

Sydney Tower Eye

Visit the highest building in Sydney and save up to 40% at only $20.

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