ROAD TRIPS, CAMPING & KAYAKING AUSTRALIA
Australians love to travel, self-driving ‘The Big Lap’ of the country is high on the bucket list for many.
A drive around Australia takes a long time and it’s little wonder that many Aussies spend a year or more on the road, exploring, living in tents, caravans or motorhomes.
Towing a boat or packing a kayak can be a part of the adventure.
The drive around Australia covers 14, 935 km / 9,280 miles via National Highway 1.
Even the little island state of Tasmania can take a few months to fully explore and the famous East Coast Road Trip from Sydney up to Cairns in Far North Queensland needs about 6 weeks to experience.
For many visitors to the country, a self-drive road trip through the outback regions of Australia, such as Melbourne to Uluru (Ayers Rock) will be a once in a lifetime experience.
We still have many miles of unsealed red-dirt roads in Australia where it is possible to be off the main routes and get to know remote regions of the country.
It is possible to drive the whole way around Australia and keep to sealed roads whilst still seeing the outback as well as the coastal regions, mountains, and cities the country is famous for.
DISCOVER SELF DRIVE ROAD TRIP ITINERARIES – HERE.
EXPLORING VICTORIA
Victoria is a state full of surprises with more than enough natural attractions to keep visitors busy for months.
From the capital city of Melbourne to the high country, the world-famous Great Ocean Road & 12 Apostles , and some of the best beaches in the country. Australia has it all.
Much of our focus is within Victoria, hiking, kayaking, camping, and creating self-drive itineraries to help visitors plan trips.
Melbourne offers superb accommodation as well as plenty to see and do.
Art galleries, museums, historical buildings, art-covered laneways, splendid arcades, and lush gardens are all centrally located within the city.
Did you know it is possible to see Little Penguins in Melbourne or, less than an hour’s drive away, you can walk in the beautiful cool temperate rainforest of the Dandenong Ranges?
We love road trips and have a number of itineraries that may help others plan their adventures.
Most of our own travels start in Melbourne, including two a week self-drive tour to see Uluru, the Flinders Ranges, camping, and exploring New South Wales and Victoria.
ROAD TRIP ITINERARIES AND PLACES TO SEE IN VICTORIA
