Hi everyone, I was recently asked for advice on the driving distance between Melbourne and Sydney. It is approximately 900km and would take about 10 hours if you did not stop for site-seeing etc. That would be driving inland on the Hume Highway (though Albury -Wadonga). If you go along the coast road it would take a fair bit longer. The coast road (The Princes Highway) is more like 1200km.
There are some useful strip maps here:
Inland route: [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/hume.html"]Melb to Sydney Road Map (Hume Highway)[/url]
Coastal route: (in two parts - From Melbourne to Eden - [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/melbeden.html"]Melbourne to Eden (Princes Highway)[/url]
and then from Eden to Sydney - [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/edensyd.html"]Eden to Sydney (Princes Highway)[/url] )
There are some useful strip maps here:
Inland route: [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/hume.html"]Melb to Sydney Road Map (Hume Highway)[/url]
Coastal route: (in two parts - From Melbourne to Eden - [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/melbeden.html"]Melbourne to Eden (Princes Highway)[/url]
and then from Eden to Sydney - [url="http://www.wilmap.com.au/stripmaps/edensyd.html"]Eden to Sydney (Princes Highway)[/url] )