After checking the weather reports over breakfast, my plan of visiting the Figure Eight Pools in Sydney's Royal National Park near Burning Palms Beach is a non-starter. Located on a dangerous rock shelf, the tides and winds result in an extreme risk rating for today. This does not come as a surprise as I have been watching the risk rating steadily climb over the past few days, so I have a back up plan…
On the outskirts of Penrith, the Rock Lookout has breathtaking views of the Nepean Gorge in the historic and picturesque Mulgoa Valley. Next, I drive to the photogenic Cathedral Rocks at the southern end of Jones Beach. A little bit of rockhopping enable me to get a great view of the the ancient volcanic lava flows.
I know many candidates for the biggest blowhole in the World, but apparently Kiama's famous Blowhole is officially the largest in the world! Once I have perfected my timing to take a crowd-pleasing photo of this natural phenomenon, I head to Jervis Bay for the night.
Distance: 234.2km
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