Tom
Two basic ways to go Melb to Sydney - inland by Route 31, or Coastal by Route 1
Inland will see a lot of broad acre crops, irrigated crops, some dairy, lot of cattle and some sheep properties, plus some horse studs.
Coastal see dairy, cattle and some horse studs.
Inland - good road, small towns, and at that time of year it will be brown and dry. Not very scenic, unless you deviate off into the mountain forests in the south (well worth the deviation to go from Melbourne via the mountain forests and rejoin the main highway at Benalla, in northern Victoria. (Google "Mountain Ash Forrest", and "Black Spur Mountain Ash" to see photo)
Coastal - beautiful coast. Absolutely magnificent. Road ok, mostly not divided freeway type road. Beautiful beaches that go for miles (90 mile beach is one), small fishing towns, great seafood, national parks. Must sees are Marlo (Victoria), Mallacoota (Victoria), Tathra (NSW), Bermagui (NSW).
I did a flight years ago from Melbourne via coast to Narooma (NSW) - it is one of my most memorable flights ever.
Could go Melb inland to Canberra, and then join coast road at Bega (NSW).
NSW = New South Wales
Last edited by rjtjrt : 09-24-2014 at 04:46 PM.
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