Campervan hire Melbourne

With a campervan rental in Melbourne, the possibilities are endless. There are so many beautiful and interesting day trips to discover, whether you want to explore the rugged south coast of Australia all the way to Adelaide, spend a few days driving the famous Great Ocean Road or start your journey along the entire east coast of Australia all the way to Cairns. The adventure is waiting for you…

The Great Ocean Road is an Australian national heritage site and stretches for 240 kilometers along the south-eastern coast of Australia. This is one of the most beautiful coastal roads anywhere and an absolute must-see when you are in Melbourne.

What you can expect:

Twelve ApostlesThese are limestone pillars that were once connected to the cliffs of the mainland. They rise out of the Southern Ocean, and in fact there are only eight apostles left.

London BridgeThis is a natural bridge in the sea. The rock was formed by a gradual erosion process and formed a complete natural double arch bridge until 1990.

Loch Ard Gorge: A few minutes further along the Great Ocean Road from the world-famous Twelve Apostles, you’ll discover another mighty rock and a stunning sandy beach surrounded by steep yellow limestone cliffs.

Kennett River: A real hidden gem, this is a great opportunity to spot wild koalas. Keep your eyes on the trees and maybe you’ll be lucky enough to spot a few.

Home to little penguins, idyllic beaches, fascinating coastlines, unique wildlife, family-friendly activities and world-class events, adventure awaits on Phillip Island.

What you can expect:

Penguin ParadeAt Summerland Beach, spectators gather daily at sunset to watch the penguin parade, when little penguins come ashore in groups.

Nobbies CenterThe best thing you can do at the Nobbies is to keep your eyes open for the fascinating variety of wildlife that can be seen there. From herring gulls that nest and raise their chicks there in spring, to little penguins and the largest seal colony in Australia, there’s plenty of wildlife to spot.

Just an hour’s drive from the heart of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is a culinary adventure for wine lovers with a passion for wine, food and stunning landscapes. It’s an unforgettable experience where craftsmanship and land come together to create a cool-climate quality of international renown.

What you can expect:

Wine tastingsOne of the best ways to experience the Yarra Valley is to taste local wines at local wineries. Some of the best places include Domaine Chandon, Yering Station and Coombe Yarra Valleybut there are over 150 wineries, so take a drive and see which one you like best.

Puffing Billy RailwayBuilt in 1900 to serve the local communities in the hills, the railroad transported everything from passengers to timber, livestock, potatoes and crops. Today, the railroad is a major tourist attraction, inviting visitors to experience a centuries-old tradition.

Chocolaterie and ice cream parlor: Asweet destination where you can indulge your love of chocolate in the beautiful countryside just an hour from Melbourne.

Set on 16 hectares and surrounded by picturesque views of the Yarra Valley, an orchard, wetlands, farm animals and sweeping lawns, the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie and Ice Cream Parlors is a wonderful experience that the whole family can enjoy.

Known for its sandstone mountains, wildflowers and wildlife, including echidnas and wallabies. Near the village of Halls Gap, the Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Center provides an insight into local Aboriginal history and rock art.

What you can expect:

MacKenzie FallsMacKenzie Falls is the most iconic and spectacular waterfall in the Grampians. Watch the majestic waterfall from the viewing platform or make the steep descent to the base of the falls.

Boroka LookoutBoroka Lookout : offers panoramic views over Halls Gap and the eastern part of the Grampians. The lookout is located 15km from Halls Gap, making it easily accessible for those with limited time.

Reeds LookoutReeds Lookout : offers breathtaking views over the Victoria Valley and is accessible via a very short (but fairly steep) walk on a solid, well-maintained path.

Halls Gap ZooHalls Gap Zoo is a 53-hectare zoo in the countryside about 7 kilometers from Halls Gap in Victoria, Australia. The zoo overlooks the Grampians National Park. It is the largest regional zoo in Victoria and is home to over 120 native and exotic species.

Located on a peninsula southeast of Melbourne, Australia. The park is known for its rugged granite mountains and abundant wildlife, including kangaroos and wombats.

What you can expect:

Mount Oberon SummitMount Oberon offers one of the best views in Victoria. Hike to the summit overlooking the Tidal River and enjoy a 360-degree panorama of Wilsons Promontory. Experience unparalleled views of the Promontory’s spectacular scenery, from the pristine coastline and beautiful offshore islands to the lush gorges and magnificent mountains.

Whisky BayFramed by dusky cliffs and jagged rocks, this small beach is a meeting point of golden sand and aquamarine waters. This beach is one of Wilsons Promontory’s must-see attractions.

Prom Wildlife WalkStarting at the Wildlife Viewing Area, the Prom Wildlife Walk takes you across open grasslands where you can see kangaroos, wombats, wallabies and emus. Please do not attract them with food as they can be a danger to you and human food can be harmful to their health.

Squeaky BeachThe famous white sand of Squeaky Beach gets its name from the sound it makes when you walk on it. Enclosed by impressive granite boulders at either end of the beach, you can park nearby or hike here from neighboring Picnic Bay or Tidal River.