Are there any interesting places in Australia?

Two cities in Australia are world-renowned, one is Sydney and the other is Melbourne. These two cities are not capitals, but they are the most famous ace destinations in Australia. In the eyes of many people, these two cities have always been "loving each other and killing each other".

When you arrive in Australia, most people will choose to shuttle between Sydney and Melbourne by car. However, the road connecting Sydney and Melbourne is not only beautiful, but also many magical animals can be seen along the way. You know, wildlife is also one of the biggest selling points of Australian tourism.

in order to get in close contact with animals better and avoid the rush of scenic spots, hotels and roads, it is naturally the most appropriate way to choose an RV for self-driving. And the animals along the way from Sydney to Melbourne will certainly not let you down. Now, let's count quickly. How many kinds of animals can we meet on the way from Sydney to Melbourne by car?

Route: Sydney-Jervis Bay-Mogo-Naruma and Montague Island-Melinbra-Melbourne

The best time to play is from September to March, with warm climate and clear skies (now is a good time).

Highlights of this route:

1) It's 132km from Sydney to Melbourne, and it's just a week's stop-and-go time.

2) The uninhabited beach near Jervis Bay is the best photography spot for driving, and you must not miss it.

3) You can meet countless magical animals on this road.

4) Driving a RV, drinking beer. However, you can hardly see these animals unless you are in a wildlife park, because kangaroos are mostly active at night.

The first stop by car is Sydney Wildlife Park, where all your curiosity about kangaroos can be satisfied. In the safari park, you can see kangaroos, koalas, butterflies, spiders, snakes and other animals. In addition, the animal part at night is particularly exciting. The marsupials, kangaroos, echidna and opossum are very active at night. Take your eyes and "record" them one by one.

Second stop: Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay has a long coastline, fine white sand, clear water and, of course, playful dolphins, which is undoubtedly the most desirable coast in New South Wales. Dolphins often go out in groups and swim quickly in warm waters. In the Australian waters, it is not difficult to see dolphins jumping and playing, chasing the sky.

In order to get in close contact with dolphins, going to sea is almost a must. You can pick a fine day, park your RV and go on a dolphin/whale/seal cruise.

the third stop: Mogo Mogo

In this area, Batmans Bay is more popular, but in fact, Mogo is a much more interesting and quiet choice. Old wooden houses and small fresh cafes can be seen here. On the east side of the highway, 2 kilometers away, you can find Mogo Zoo. There are rare white lions, snow leopards and a group of striking gorillas in the park. It is absolutely unexpected to see these in the Australian countryside.

Fourth stop: Naruma and Narooma, Montague Island & Montague Island

Naruma is a typical seaside town in Australia. The bay surrounded by trees is very quiet and natural. Montagu Island is a truly desirable place, 9 kilometers away from the coast of Naruma. There are no insect pests on the island, and there are groups of seabirds, seals and penguins.

Fifth stop: Merimbula, Meilinbula

Meilinbula has always been a popular beach resort on the south coast of Australia. It is distinguished from other beaches mainly because of its beautiful beaches and close contact with wildlife here. There are kangaroos and wallabies in Pambra-Melinbra Golf Course and Pambra Beach, and they love to appear at dusk. The bird resources in the mangrove forest in the town are particularly rich, and a 1.75-kilometer-long boardwalk crosses the Woods.

Sixth stop: Melbourne

Arriving at the last stop of self-driving, we still have an important animal to see, that is, koala. Melbourne Zoo is only 5 minutes away from the city center. It is the oldest zoo in Australia and even the world, and it is also one of the world-famous zoos.

There are about 25 animal species from all over the world living here. You can see tigers wandering in the jungle, monkeys walking among branches, and watch koalas, platypus, kangaroos, wombats and other native wild animals unique to the Australian jungle.

now the question is coming! Have you figured out exactly how many kinds of animals you saw along the way?

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