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The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland
Park up your campervan and dive into a world of wonder at the Great Barrier Reef. This iconic destination proudly stands as the largest coral reef system on Earth. Stretching for over 2,300 kilometres along Queensland’s north-eastern coast, the Great Barrier Reef is a snorkelling and scuba diving paradise. Swim alongside schools of colourful fish, graceful manta rays, and slow-moving sea turtles. Everywhere you turn, vibrant corals display a spectacle of colours. And, hidden amidst the natural beauty, a diver’s paradise of mysterious shipwrecks is waiting to be explored. For those looking to capture some magical memories, try your hand at underwater photography.
But the adventure doesn't end there. If you prefer a bird's eye view, a thrilling helicopter ride over the reef is an absolute must. This once-in-a-lifetime experience offers up unparalleled views of the reef for memories that will last a lifetime.
Make the most of your holiday at the Great Barrier Reef by booking your campervan hire with our Britz Cairns branch. There are several tours and cruises available that will take you into the heart of the reef.
Image: Tourism and Events Queensland
The Daintree Rainforest, Queensland
If you think rainforests are just trees and birds, think again! Spanning approximately 1,200 square kilometres, the Daintree Rainforest is recognised as the world’s oldest rainforest. Yep, we’re talking at least 135 million years old. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a living testament to Earth's evolutionary history. And there’s plenty to see and do here. For adrenaline junkies, discover the thrill of zip-lining through the lush canopy, with the wind in your hair and the world below your feet. If you prefer to keep your feet on the ground, guided jungle treks offer unparalleled opportunities to delve deep into the forest's secrets. For a unique perspective of this ancient landscape, take a river cruise and keep an eye out for stealthy crocodiles and other exotic wildlife that call Daintree home.
Keen to plan a road trip to this primordial world? Book your campervan hire with our Britz Cairns branch. It’s just a two-hour drive north along Route 44.
The Grampians, Victoria
For those who love going to great heights, Grampians National Park is simply unmissable. A haven for rock climbers, hikers, and nature enthusiasts, this heritage-listed park offers a magnificent landscape of towering sandstone cliffs, verdant valleys, and cascading waterfalls. Adventurers can test their mettle as they scale the park's challenging rock faces. And for the trekkers, a variety of trails lead to viewpoints that offer breathtaking vistas of the landscape below.
Known as Gariwerd in the local indigenous language, the Grampians hold profound spiritual significance for the Aboriginal community. Embedded within the park's rugged landscapes are shelters adorned with Aboriginal rock art. These ancient murals, some dating back over 20,000 years, provide a rare window into the beliefs, rituals, and daily life of the region's original inhabitants.
To explore the Grampians, pick up your Britz campervan from our Melbourne branch. It’s around a three-hour drive via National Highway M8.
Image: Visit Victoria
Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
If swimming with a whale shark is on your bucket list… good news. And if it isn’t, it should be! Far from the bustling crowds, on the western coast of Australia, lies the untouched splendour of Ningaloo Reef.
A treasure of the Indian Ocean, Ningaloo is renowned for an experience that few places on Earth can rival. Here, you can swim alongside gentle giants of the sea, awe-inspiring whale sharks. These colossal yet graceful creatures, with their distinctive spotted patterns, migrate to the waters of Ningaloo between March and August.
But the magic of Ningaloo doesn't stop with the whale sharks. Dive deeper, and you'll discover a kaleidoscope of vibrant corals beneath the waves. These underwater sanctuaries are teeming with life, from the elegant manta rays to tiny fish that dart among the coral formations. Whether you choose to snorkel or dive, the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Marine Park promises marine experiences that you’ll never forget.
For those eager to embark on this marine adventure, the nearest Britz branch is in Perth. It's recommended you plan your journey in advance, ensuring you're well-prepared for the 12-hour drive. Make the most of your journey and plan an overnight stop or two along the way.
Margaret River, Western Australia
In the picturesque southwest corner of Western Australia, where the vineyards meet the ocean, lies the enchanting region of Margaret River. This gem of a destination blends wine, waves, and wilderness, crafting an experience that is as varied as it is unforgettable.
Surfers, from novices to seasoned professionals, are drawn to Margaret River's pristine shores, where some of Australia's most renowned waves come crashing in. Not all of the region's wonders are above ground, however. Caving enthusiasts can go below the surface to find a labyrinth of subterranean marvels. Beyond the roar of the waves, Margaret River offers some of the finest world-class wines. Paired with gourmet food, it's an epicurean dream come true. Sip, savour, and soak in the stunning landscapes.
For those planning a road trip to Margaret River, the nearest Britz campervan branch is located in Perth. A scenic three-hour drive from the city will take you straight to the heart of the region where adventures and indulgences await.
Image: Tousim Western Australia
Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory
Deep in the heart of Australia's Northern Territory is an adventurers’ dream come true – Litchfield National Park. Often overshadowed by its more famous counterpart, Kakadu, Litchfield National Park boasts an array of natural attractions that are sure to impress. Numerous waterfalls dot the park, leading to tranquil pools perfect for a cooling dip. Venture further, and you'll encounter the unique magnetic termite mounds, a testament to the remarkable world of these tiny architects. The park's diverse landscapes, ranging from dense woodlands to striking sandstone formations, are home to a variety of native fauna, making it a great spot for both relaxation and exploration.
For those keen to immerse themselves in the wonders of Litchfield National Park, book your camper hire from our Britz branch in Darwin. It’s just a one-hour drive from the city to the park.
The Outback, Northern Territory
The Australian Outback, a vast expanse of raw and rugged beauty, embodies the essence of Australia, capturing both its ancient history and adventurous spirit.
Kick-start your adventure with a four-wheel drive expedition that navigates through the deep red dunes and endless horizons of this mesmerising terrain. As the day winds down, nothing compares to the sight of Uluru basking in the fiery hues of sunset.
Throughout the region, ancient Aboriginal rock art sites offer a poignant connection to the land's original inhabitants, weaving stories of a time long ago.
For those who yearn for an adrenaline rush, the Outback delivers. Take to the skies on a camel trek or feel the gentle morning breeze during a hot air balloon ride. For the ultimate thrill, free-fall from the heavens with a skydiving experience – truly unforgettable!
Start your outback experience at our Britz Darwin branch. It’s a 20-hour drive to Uluru, so you’ll need to plan for at least 7 – 10 days with several overnight stops each way.
Image: Tourism Nothern Territory
The Blue Mountains, New South Wales
Nestled just a short drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains is a mecca for both nature lovers and thrill-seekers. This World Heritage-listed region is not only a testament to Australia's diverse natural beauty but also a playground for adventure lovers. From abseiling down cascading waterfalls to canyoning through dense rainforests, there’s plenty on offer. Climbers will find their happy place here too, with a myriad of rock faces that challenge both novices and experts alike.
For those looking for awe without the adrenaline, Scenic World is a must-visit. With the claim to fame of having the world's steepest railway, every descent is an adventure in itself. The glass-floored cable car amplifies the experience, offering unmatched panoramic views of the rugged cliffs, lush rainforests, and the iconic Three Sisters rock formation.
Planning a trip to the Blue Mountains? The closest Britz campervan branch to kick-start your journey is located in Sydney. From the bustling urban environment, you're just an hour’s drive away.
Sydney, New South Wales
You don’t have to leave the city to indulge in adventure. Brimming with energy and awesome attractions, Sydney offers a unique blend of metropolitan buzz and natural beauty.
For the ultimate city adventure, take on the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb. This engineering marvel spans 1149 metres and is one of the longest steel-arch bridges in the world. That makes for an exhilarating opportunity for those brave enough to ascend its arches. You’ll climb 134 metres above the harbour. With every step upwards, the views become more breathtaking, culminating in a panoramic vista of the city's skyline.
Further east, Bondi Beach is recognised worldwide for its golden sands and impressive waves. Surfers flock here to test their skills against the Pacific's swell. For those inclined towards land-based adventures, the Royal National Park is a short drive away offering great hiking trails that wind through eucalyptus forests and lead to stunning coastal viewpoints.
Britz Sydney branch is conveniently located in Taren Point. This makes it effortless to pick up your campervan and dive straight into the adventures that Sydney and its surroundings have to offer.
Image: Destination NSW
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Nestled off the southern coast of Australia, Kangaroo Island is a treasure trove of natural beauty and diverse wildlife.
The island's coastline is a stunning blend of towering cliffs, secluded coves, and unique sea caves just waiting to be explored. Along its shores, you'll often find sea lions basking lazily on the sand, completely at ease in their natural habitat. Venture inland and the terrain shifts to vast dunes, inviting an adrenaline-packed sandboarding experience. Drive back to the coast, and the clear waters are a haven for snorkelling and swimming.
If Kangaroo Island is on your Australian bucket list, the most convenient place to start your journey is from our Britz branch in Adelaide. From here, it’s a two-hour scenic drive followed by a one-hour ferry crossing.
Ready for your next adventure?
From swimming with whale sharks in Western Australia to four-wheel driving in the Northern Territory, there’s an adventure for everyone in Australia. Which one will you choose? Whether you’re planning to explore national parks, hit the beaches, or get friendly with the wildlife, you can do it all in a Britz camper. Even better? You can set the pace and enjoy all the comforts and conveniences of home along the way.
What are you waiting for? Book your Britz campervan online now. Pick it up from any of our 10 branches nationwide and get started on the adventure of a lifetime.