Way Down South on Bruny Island
An island off an island, Bruny is one of Australia’s southernmost isles - a wild landscape of ocean-battered sea cliffs, gourmet produce and curious wildlife that tempts exploration.
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Spotlight on Phillip Island
Just 90 minutes south-east of Melbourne, Phillip Island/Millowl is renowned for its sheltered beaches, world-class surf, abundant wildlife, walks and the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. But the island is most famous for its nightly penguin parade that sees the world’s largest colony of little penguins waddle ashore. PI also claims Australia’s largest fur seal colony, tonnes of birds and a few koalas too. Accessed by bridge, it’s one of the few islands in Australia you can drive to – no ferry required.
Return to Straddie
Surfside campsites, brews with a view, and rich Quandamooka culture – North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah proves that paradise is closer than you think.
Kangaroo Island Hop
Road-tripping around Kangaroo Island leads Marie Barbieri to historic treasures, gastronomic pleasures and lots of frisky wildlife.
Spotlight on Warrnambool
Set along the iconic Great Ocean Road, Warrnambool is a vibrant seaside town where rich maritime history meets laid-back coastal living. From whale watching and dramatic ocean scenery to heritage streetscapes, cultural attractions and great food, Warrnambool offers something for every traveller.
6 Top Queensland Station Stays
Queensland station stays offer travellers a chance to slow down, spread out, and experience the outback at its most authentic. From working cattle stations to historic homesteads, these unique stays combine warm country hospitality with vast landscapes, star-filled skies and a genuine connection to the land.
Cape Crusade, to the Tip
The Old Telegraph Track might chew your RV up and spit it out, but with the right gear, a journey to ‘the Tip’ is a rewarding adventure. Just leave the caravan behind, writes Jennifer Ennion.
Red Dust and Legends
An iconic Australian road trip, the Red Centre Way serves up a tantalising taste of the outback on a week-long journey with teens.
Tasmania, the Small Island with Big Adventure
A 'big lap' is on almost every RVer's bucket list, but 2026 is the year to tackle Tasmania on this picturesque loop from wilderness to wine country.
7 Secret WA Beaches
Step aside Queensland, many of Australia’s best beaches are in Western Australia. We’ve all heard of Cottesloe and Cable Beach, but here are seven sizzling beaches that may not be on your radar.
Surf's Up
The tiny NSW village of Crescent Head has been drawing surfers for generations, but you don’t need to be a board rider to enjoy this remarkable coastline, writes Jennifer Ennion.
Summer Is Eyre
Sea, sand, sea lions and lashings of seafood make for a sensational summer sojourn.
Living it Large in Litchfield
Just 90 minutes from Darwin, Litchfield National Park is a Wondrous wilderness of waterfalls, swimming holes, and sandstone escarpments wrapped in monsoon forest, and there's now even more to explore writes Catherine Best.
Spotlight on Broome
This tropical Western Australian town at the gateway to the Kimberley is a riot of colour-saturated contrasts – where turquoise waters meet red pindan dunes, and cobalt skies give way to fiery sunsets.
Paradise on the Peninsula
The Mornington Peninsula is on Melbourne's doorstep - yet with Dolphins, vineyards, a hillside gondola and a motorhome-accessible drive in, it's a long way from the big smoke.
The Hunter Uncorked
Two hours from Sydney, the Hunter Valley Wine Region reveals a different side in the shoulder season - quieter roads, playful cellar doors, and adventures that unfold on their own.
Musings on the Murray
Explore Mannum - Birthplace of the Murray River Paddle Steamer - and discover a historic region of the sandstone cliffs, waterfalls and even a bird sanctuary.
Turtle Power
Watching turtles hatch at Mon Repos is a full sensory experience, discovers Jessica Palmer.
Sea to Summit: The Ultimate NZ Road Trip
From the garden city of Christchurch to the adventure capital of Queenstown, this south island road trip is peppered with alpine vistas, lakes and long soaks.
High Roads and Cold Nights
Swapping coastlines for cool-country climates, this young family hits the road from the Tweed to Toowoomba - chasing slow mornings, campfire chats and a taste of RV life.
Remote Road Trips: Your RV Adventure Beyond the Blacktop
As a seasoned road tripper, you've no doubt covered many of the main highways … so why not go a bit more remote? Here are some road trips that will get you well and truly off-grid.
Escape to French Island
Take a scenic bike ride through the national park of French Island, spot elusive koalas, and enjoy the quiet beauty of nature.
How Joint Motorhome Ownership Makes Australian Travel Affordable and Accessible
Learn how joint motorhome ownership through RVShare has made travel across Australia affordable for 24 owners over 13 years. Find tips for setting up and managing your own motorhome syndicate.
Winter Escape Gone Wrong: An RV Adventure to Queensland
A winter escape to Emu Park sees Hedi facing RV repairs and flying foxes, yet finding moments of joy by the beach.
Travelling in the Australian Outback
Explore the beauty of the Australian Outback with this guide on essential things to embrace and avoid during your RV travels, from staying safe to packing smart and avoiding wildlife hazards.
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