Day 1 Sydney-Hunter Valley 0900 Depart from the meeting point in Sydney Chinatown and head north. The Hunter Valley Winery is about 2.5 hours' drive from downtown Sydney. Along the way, you will pass the Sydney Bridge and the famous Central Coast, and finally arrive at the green and refreshing Hunter Valley area.

1130 Arrive at the Hunter Valley Winery, visit 1-3 well-known wineries, taste various types of wines, and briefly understand the wine production process. Guests can buy wine according to their own preferences and take it home for family and friends to taste.

1300 Self-arranged lunch

1400 Experience water golf

Water golf is known as the Las Vegas of golf and is also an ideal place for beginners. Guests can enjoy the picturesque environment while enjoying the fun of the golf course with friends.

1500 Arrive at Hunter Valley Gardens (at your own expense)

Tourists can choose to go back to the hotel to rest for the next day to get up early or visit Hunter Valley Gardens at their own expense. The garden is located in the heart of the Hunter Valley vineyards, where you can enjoy a 10-meter-high waterfall, statues, murals, artificial ponds, beautiful buildings and more. Everyone can enjoy the natural scenery here.

1700 After dinner at your own expense, check in to a local hotel in Hunter Valley.

Dinner at your own expense

Four-star or other hotels of the same level

Day 2 Hunter Valley-Central Coast-Sydney

0430 The tour guide will send you to the meeting point and enjoy breakfast after the flight (the flight time is about 60 minutes).

The hot air balloon flight starts at dawn, and you can enjoy the picturesque wine products. The vineyards set against the spectacular mountains and eucalyptus forests make people sigh at the charm of nature.

0800 Back to the hotel

The hot air balloon flight lasts about an hour, and then return to the restaurant to enjoy a rich and delicious champagne breakfast.

1000 Check out and go to Central Coast

1130 Cave Beach + Catherine Hill Bay

Cave Beach is about 2 kilometers long, with clean water and golden sand. It is listed as one of the rare quiet beaches in Australia by Australian Geographic. The caves on the seaside and the large and small puddles outside form a natural playground. You can play hide-and-seek and enjoy a good time of leisure by drilling holes; peeping into the sea from the cave, you can feel a different beauty. This is a charming attraction that only Australians know about.

Catherine Hill Bay is a New South Wales Historical Heritage Reserve and is listed in the Australian National Heritage List. The beach is about 1.5 kilometers long, with fine sand and clear water. It was once rated as one of the top 100 amazing beaches in Australia. Nearly 7 TV series were filmed here. At the same time, it is also a paradise for photography enthusiasts, especially for shooting sunrise. There are not many tourists and it is very leisurely. The coal transport terminal still stands here today. The long pier lies across the vast sea, and the surging waves hit the pier, creating a magnificent beauty.

1330 Self-service lunch + check-in photography holy place, the pier in the lake + observation deck

After self-service lunch, go to the Crackneck Point observation deck near Shelly Beach to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Pacific Ocean and the rock formations. Then go to The Entrance. As the name suggests, the town is an estuary, with the sea on one side and the largest Tuggerah Lake on the other. Stroll along the seaside trail at the estuary, experience the locals' weekend routine, and take in the magnificent estuary scenery. Finally, walk on the redwood pier. The more than 300-meter-long pier extends all the way to the lake. On both sides are the calm lake surface where the water and the sky meet. The whole picture is quiet and distant.

1700 Disband in Sydney City

*The specific time sequence is subject to the actual situation of the day