If you are looking for a relaxed Turquoise Coast escape, this Perth to Jurien Bay journey is a great fit. This 5 day campervan itinerary follows one of the most scenic stretches of the Western Australian coast, linking estuaries, dunes, fishing towns, and bright blue bays with easy driving days. Starting from Perth, you will head north through Guilderton, Lancelin, Cervantes, and Jurien Bay before looping back south for a final coastal night and an easy return to the city. 

This is an ideal Western Australia road trip for travellers who want the freedom of a campervan road trip without covering huge distances. The whole loop stays under 450 kilometres, so you can spend less time driving and more time enjoying the places along the way. Expect beach walks, coastal lookouts, the striking limestone pillars of the Pinnacles, and plenty of time to settle into the laid-back rhythm that makes this part of the coast so appealing. 

If you are craving an easy escape from the city, this Auckland to Whangārei itinerary is designed for slow mornings, sea air, scenic walks, and unhurried afternoons. Rather than trying to fit all of Northland into one trip, this 5 day loop keeps the driving light and the pace easy, giving you more time to enjoy the coast, linger over good food, and settle into the rhythm of a classic campervan road trip. Starting and ending in Auckland, this North Island New Zealand itinerary takes you through Kaiwaka, Mangawhai, Whangārei, and Waipū before looping back south, with the total distance staying under 400 km for the round trip. 

This is the kind of North Island road trip where simple moments become the highlights. Think bakery stops and local cheese, beach walks and waterfalls, a picnic in the sun, and quiet evenings back at the campground. Northland’s subtropical climate makes this route appealing year-round. Spring and autumn are especially comfortable for walking and exploring, while summer is ideal if you want to swim, surf, and make the most of the coast. With an Apollo camper picked up in Auckland, you will have everything you need for a relaxed few days on the road. 

If you are craving a slower kind of Kimberley adventure, this Broome to James Price Point escape is hard to beat. Think red pindan cliffs glowing at sunset, remote beaches, easygoing beach days, and just enough 4WD driving to make it feel like a real off-grid getaway without committing to a huge outback expedition. This Broome 4WD itinerary keeps the distances low and the scenery high, with time to swim, fish, stroll the shoreline, and simply enjoy the wild beauty of the Dampier Peninsula. It is a classic Broome road trip for travellers who want the freedom of a campervan road trip, all while starting and finishing in Broome. 

This Broome itinerary follows a simple but unforgettable route: Broome, Coulomb Point, James Price Point, then back to Broome. Roads are part sealed and part rougher access track, so it suits travellers happy to take it slow and enjoy the journey as much as the destination. The best time to travel is during the dry season from May to October, when conditions are clearer, humidity is lower, and access is generally more reliable. June to September is especially appealing if whale watching is on your wish list, with humpback whales moving along this coastline.  

If you are dreaming of a short but memorable Broome itinerary, this 5 day campervan adventure pairs the laid-back feel of Broome with the striking coast and culture of the Dampier Peninsula. Starting and finishing in Broome, it is an easy Western Australia road trip to plan around an Apollo campervan pick-up and drop-off. The total distance is about 440 kilometres return, and with the main road to Cape Leveque now sealed, this Broome road trip can work well for a 2WD campervan on the core route. A few extra experiences on the peninsula still depend on local access and conditions, so it is always worth checking ahead before you travel. 

Following the route from Broome to Beagle Bay, then north through Lombadina and the Djarindjin and Ardyaloon area before reaching Cape Leveque, this Dampier Peninsula itinerary blends coastal scenery, community history, fishing, snorkelling and time to simply slow down. It is especially appealing for couples who want a campervan itinerary with manageable driving days and plenty of room to enjoy the destination. The dry season from May to October is generally the most reliable time to travel for sunny weather and road conditions. If whale watching is on your wish list, June to September is a particularly good window on this part of the Kimberley coast.