Arrive into the picturesque city of Adelaide. There is no rush to pick up your motorhome today, we suggest you spend some time exploring the wonderful South Australia region. Visit Adelaide’s favourite beach resort, Glenelg, explore the historic towns of the Fleurieu Peninsula, or if time permits take a historic journey down the Murray River.

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Leave the city behind in your fully equipped motorhome as you make your way through the Adelaide Hills to Victor Harbour, stopping at the Mt Lofty Ranges and Mclaren’s. This is also a chance to taste some of the great local wines and produce before arriving in the delightful coastal resort, Victor Harbour.

Adelaide > Victor Harbour | 84 kms

Meander along the coast and travel to the fishing port of Robe on South Australia’s Limestone Coast. Wander through the distinctive historical streets, monuments and pretty coastal trails.

Victor Harbour > Robe | 354 kms

Today continue your journey southeast of Adelaide to the volcanic slopes of Mt Gambier. Renowned for its mysterious Blue Lake and gorgeous volcanic landscape, Mount Gambier is a popular stop nestled in the picturesque hinterland and offers plenty scenic spots.

Robe > Mt Gambier | 130 kms

Leave the hills of Mt Gambier behind as you make your way to the delightful fishing port, Port Fairy. Port Fairy, at the start of the Great Ocean Road and known as the oldest settlement in Victoria boosts wide streets lined with nineteenth century cottages and old stone churches. Spend your afternoon strolling through the quaint town relaxing, and enjoying the arts, fine food and wine on offer.

Mt Gambier > Port Fairy | 154 kms

Set off along the Great Ocean Road this morning admiring the Twelve Apostles, ancient limestone stacks that rise out of the ocean floor. Spend some time wandering around the boardwalks and lookout points marvelling at the fantastic views. Apollo Bay is the ideal spot for exploring the Otway Ranges and Otway National Park, with its waterfalls and fern gullies.

Port fairy > Apollo Bay | 185 kms

Leave Apollo Bay as you make your way to Mornington Peninsula, the last stop before Melbourne. Boosting some of Australia’s oldest history, spend the day at leisure soaking up the art and craft markets, antique stores, coastal bush walks, koala and penguin reserves and fine wineries in the area.

Apollo Bay > Mornington Peninsula | 265 kms

Make your way into the heart of Melbourne this morning. Explore the secret laneways, stylish bars and cafes, and great museums. If time permits head to the famous beachside of St Kilda or take a tour a day trip to the great Yarra Valley.

Mornington Peninsula > Melbourne | 74 kms

This morning make the short drive to Phillip Island. Home to an abundance of wildlife and Australia’s largest seal colony, we suggest you spend your time enjoying the spectacular views and strolling along the boardwalks before watching the famous Penguin Parade at dusk.

Melbourne > Phillip Island | 141 kms

This morning leave Phillip Island behind as you make your way back along the rugged coastline to Lakes Entrance, stopping at Wilsons Promontory. Here you will see spectacular scenery made up of huge granite mountains, open forests, sweeping beaches and an uninterrupted coastline, the ideal place for those wanting to stretch their legs.

Phillip Island > Lakes Entrance | 314 kms

Leaving Lakes Entrance and driving north along the Princes Highway passing through Merimbula, until you reach Tilba Tilba. We suggest you take a short stop in Merimbula for a refreshing swim and some lunch on the busy beach esplanade, before reaching the arts and crafts hub of Tilba Tilba.

Lakes Entrance > Tilba Tilba | 352 kms

Today leave Tilba Tilba and head inland to explore Australia’s Capital city Canberra. Canberra is filled with culture, history and superb monuments and galleries, surrounded by lush parklands and native bush land

Tilba Tilba > Canberra | 234 kms

This morning continue north as you make your way back to the coastline and Jervis Bay. Jervis Bay, enclosed by the pristine wilderness of Booderee National Park and surrounded by tranquil waters, is teeming with native wildlife on land and sea, with varies white beaches, lagoons, secret coves and hidden creeks for all types of aquatic activities.

Canberra > Jervis Bay | 222 kms

Make your way up the coast this morning to your final stop in Sydney. Here you can spend the next couple of days exploring one of Australia’s most exciting and vibrant cities. From the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House, to the notorious beaches of Manly and Bondi, there is plenty for everyone to see and do, and can be as busy or relaxed as you like.

Jervis Bay > Sydney | 200 kms

Bid farewell to the bright lights of Sydney as you make your way back to the airport for your onward flight back to the UK.