Campervan hire in Australia
from £18.97/night

Rent a campervan in Australia and discover everything this vast country has to offer. There’s lots to explore such as the outback, the Golden Coast or the rainforests in New South Wales. If you have always dreamed of going off the beaten track, then Australia is the place to do exactly this. In Australia you can enjoy sunbathing at fabulous beaches or discover beautiful places and enjoy camping and being surrounded by wildlife.It has some of the best beaches in the world and its coastline stretches over 23,000 miles, which leaves you spoilt for choice when it comes to finding the perfect beach.Book now and start your down under adventure today.

Tip: Make sure to be well prepared if you are going on a road trip through the Australian outback. Before setting off, checkyour vehicle, the road conditions and the weather forecast. Ensure you have enough water, food, fuel, medication and clothing for travelling.

• In Australia they also drive on the left just like in the UK. The vehicle in front of you has right of way when two lanes merge into one. It is illegal to use your horn unless absolutely necessary.

• In Australia toll charges may vary depending on payment method, vehicle and location.

• It is not recommended to drive around remote places at night as most of Australia’s wildlife is nocturnal and in case of any problems it can take several hours for roadside assistance to arrive.

• The following speed limits apply when driving in Australia: cities and towns 40-60 km/h (24-37 mph) motorways and country roads 80-110 km/h (49-68 mph).

• Blue Mountains: The Blue Mountains National Park is just an hour’s drive away from Sydney. For anyone that loves outdoor activities this is the destination for you, as you can enjoy hiking, mountain biking and lots of picturesque walks where you can see lots of incredible wildlife. This area is famous for its outstanding natural beauty.

• Cape Le Grand National Park: is known for its ancient, rugged coastline with large granite outcrops and its picture perfect white beaches. Inland you can discover rolling heathlands that are home to western grey kangaroos and a diversity of colourful wildflowers including banksia. This national park is perfect for swimming, surfing, fishing and going on a boat ride.

• Uluru: This world famous landmark is located in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and it is also known as Ayers Rock. This is also a sacred land for the indigenous Australians. Alice Springs is the closest large town which is over 249 miles away. Don’t miss out on some amazing walks in the national park where you can take in the unique scenery of the Australian outback.

• Noosa Main Beach: This beach truly stands out as one of the best beaches to visit on the Sunshine Coast. The golden sands and pristine waters make it a fabulous swimming spot. Here you can spot humpback whales in the distance during their annual migration. Noosa is in an ideal location thanks to its warm climate, which makes it a great place that can be enjoyed all year round.