Looking to enhance your bushwalking, camping and navigation skills? Need some time to switch off and absorb some quality time in nature?
It seems almost too easy to drive the 2hrs directly down to the Kangaroo Valley without stopping. However, we highly suggest taking off one morning and breaking up the journey with two fantastic places to stop along the way.
We begin our journey heading south down the princess highway, along the coastal road to the gorgeous Kiama. Its roughly a 1hr and 45min journey from Sydney, with a simple detour along a dramatic coastline.
Kiama is known for an amazing blowhole that explodes high into the sky on certain tides and swell. It’s easy to find parking nearby, stretch the legs and take in the scenery of the headland over a 30 min stroll.
If you are hungry, we recommend checking out:
The Hungry Monkey: is on a side street on your way into the blowhole that is worth the time to explore after a delicious snack here.
Olive & Vine:Â is a great place to stop on the way out of town, if you suddenly decide that you cant last until reaching Berry!
Deceptively, the quaint town of Berry resides 2 min detour from the main highway. Set in what seems like the English countryside, this town is a home furnishing and foodies delight.
We suggest you park up one end of town and meander your way to the other end through the side streets. For us, we like to begin with a delicious meal to walk off afterwards.
The Sourdough Cafe this gorgeous setting has beautiful meals and take away snacks for your accommodation. Take a wander behind the beautiful building to explore a beautiful gift shop called the picnic shed.
On your way down the street exploring different homeware shops, definitely check out the doughnut van for a sweet stop :-)
If you are wanting to make Berry your destination to explore longer, we highly recommend staying at Rayfields. This gorgeous piece of acreage is perfect for your four-legged furry friends and for peace and quiet.
Looking to enhance your bushwalking, camping and navigation skills? Need some time to switch off and absorb some quality time in nature?
When staying in Kangaroo Valley accommodation there are a host of things you can do including an abundance of outdoor adventures. Here are 3 fun activities:Â
Kangaroo Valley has a huge range of activities for the outdoor enthusiast and attractions for those wanting to have a slower pace of exploration. Visitors can choose an amazing array of options that we have provided below to help you navigate your adventure in the region
Kangaroo Valley is a natural wonderland and is in a great location in between Barrengarry and Cambewarra mountains, just two hours from both Sydney and Canberra.Â
Many of us can’t imagine spending time away from our favourite furry friends. What is a holiday without taking our best mate along for the good times?
It seems almost too easy to drive the 2hrs directly down to the Kangaroo Valley without stopping. However, we highly suggest taking off one morning and breaking up the journey with two fantastic places to stop along the way.
A weekend away in the Kangaroo Valley offers a great variety of restaurants and cafes. Nestled into the beautiful rolling green and sandstone cliff faces is a little something for everyone from Tetsuya's ex-chef, to gourmet Cheeseburger Pies - something for every budget and taste.
Planning your weekend to the Kangaroo Valley or Southern Highlands region can be a lot of fun, but it can also be overwhelming to ensure you don't miss out on anything along the journey.
Kangaroo Valley is surrounded by natural beauty and is only a two-hour drive from both Sydney and Canberra. It is the perfect location for a short or long stay. Kangaroo Valley is the ideal place to celebrate Christmas in July! Here are 3 reasons why:
Kangaroo Valley Escapes
Address: 149 C Mossvale Road,
Kangaroo Valley, NSW, 2577
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