Travel Inspiration

The Mid West coast of Western Australia is full of colour, grand sweeping landscapes and wonderful people. It’s a destination where you’ll definitely want to linger longer.

The beaches here, so isolated they are nesting havens for rare birds, have to be some of the best kept secrets in coastal camping in the country. While the region once relied so heavily on the fishing industry and mining, tourism is now its much-needed economic mainstay. 

Easily one of the most pristine and isolated stretches of the NSW coastline, the Sapphire Coast has an excellent mix of quiet bush camps, tranquil lagoons, wild surf beaches, and colourful towns.

Located halfway between Melbourne and Sydney, and stretching roughly from Bermagui down to the Victorian border, this region is perfect for those travelling in a motorhome.

The mountains and alpine valleys of Victoria’s North East corner are spectacular to visit all year round. With fresh mountain air, crisp clean water, and beautiful vistas in every direction, it’s an ideal RV destination in every season.

And it’s the ideal destination for RVers, with no less than five ‘RV Friendly Towns’ dotted around the place.

Australia is bursting with natural beauty, but some of our oversized man-made tourist attractions deserve a rather, er, large round of applause too.

A motorhome is a good choice for exploring a large area and moving every night. It combined three important factors for us: transport, accommodation and ability to move on a daily basis. Two weeks seemed a reasonable amount of time to follow the coast south through the Margaret River region then east to Albany.

Winding its way along the south-western coast of Victoria, taking in quaint coastal villages, remarkable natural landscapes and breathtaking panoramas, the Great Ocean Road offers one of the most spectacular coastal drives in the world – and is a must-do trip for any motorhome or campervanning enthusiast.

Sometimes you need to break out of your comfort zone when you go travelling. As a family we had jumped into the unknown — literally — from the very start of our 2000km adventure beginning in Darwin and ending in Broome.

Plan your next motorhome adventure through some of the most scenic countryside Victoria has to offer — the route from Macedon to the riverina region of Mildura. Along the way, stop in at an RV Friendly Town and enjoy discounted rates and excellent hospitality geared to those travelling in a motorhome.

From the orchards of the famed Tamar Valley to the bustle of Hobart’s seafood-laden waterfront to the magnificent winemakers along the Freycinet Coast, Tasmania offers something for all tastes. It’s easy to travel Tasmania in a motorhome but be aware that the roads are often narrow and winding and maps can be misleading. It will almost always take longer to get to your destination than you first estimate.