Explore the best of Grampians National Park and the Great Ocean Road on this 5-day loop from Melbourne.

In less than a week, you can swap laneways and trams for mountain lookouts, kangaroos grazing near your campsite, and one of the world’s most iconic coastal drives. This route keeps the drive times comfortable and gives you time to enjoy the walks, waterfalls and beaches.

Pick up your Apollo camper in Melbourne, head inland to Halls Gap in the Grampians, then swing back via Warrnambool, the Twelve Apostles and the Great Ocean Road to Torquay before you return to the city.

Often overshadowed by their sandy, saltwater neighbours, Queensland’s bounty of rainforests, inland dams and expansive lakes offer a myriad of cracking picnic spots, water adventure, breathtaking stargazing, beautiful sunsets and never-ending scenery. 

Offering the chance to explore natural wonders that are close to home, this road trip is ideal for campervanning beginners, with civilisation never straying too far. En route, campers will travel to beautiful Lake Moogerah to spend a night under the stars, chase waterfalls along the famous ‘Falls Drives’ before making their way to Bald Rock National Park (roughly 3.5 hours from Brisbane) near Tenterfield, NSW.

Travel through unique landscapes, from the outback’s red dust to lush rainforest and turquoise coastline, on this Queensland outback explorer itinerary.

Queensland’s outback conjures images of barren plains and dusty roads. But there’s more to the landscape – and the towns dotted throughout – than meets the eye. Some of the state’s oldest townships are home to historical events, culturally significant sites and incredibly distinctive scenery. Every day brings something new as you connect with family and friends while supporting the local rural Queensland economy.