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Want to explore Australia in the best way? Discover Australiaâs most iconic landscapes and so much more with a motorhome holiday. With pristine beaches, bustling coastal cities, fun locations and experiences, youâll be able to do it all in the comfort of our motorhomes. Â
Cruisinâ Motorhomes prides themselves on providing you with the perfect vehicle for your family getaway, coupleâs retreat, or adventure with friends. Experience Australia with the comfort and convenience of a motorhome and enjoy the freedom of a holiday on the road.Â
⨠Need inspiration? Check out our detailed itineraries and our blog articles for our latest motorhome tips! Â
We donât offer a transfer service, however all of our branches are a short 5-20 minute drive from the airports. Simply hop into an uber or a taxi and make your way over to us.
You can use our Express Check In Service to save some time. When you arrive there will be some paperwork involved â this is an important part of the process, but it shouldnât take too long.
Please ensure you have a physical credit card (ApplePay is not accepted) as well as any necessary documents and a driverâs license printed in English. Once everything is in order, weâll give you a tour of the vehicle.
Youâll need to have your driverâs license on you at all times. For international drivers, youâll also need a permit and your passport with you. Youâll need to prepare carefully to make sure you have everything you need for your road trip in Australia, so see our guide to planning your campervan holiday to ensure youâve got everything you need. Download our free printable ultimate checklist! Link:Cruisin’ Motorhome Checklist .pdf
Depending on which state you find yourself in, driving in Australia can be a very different experience. Itâs a good idea to research road rules and driving tips so you donât get caught off guard. Check out our guide on road safety in Australia for more information.
You must stay on sealed roads with your Cruisinâ Motorhome, so make sure you read our guide to know how to recognise them!
Australia has some of the worldâs most unique road trips, and youâre sure to find yourself exploring outback roads, rolling fields, and sunny coastal highways. To hype you up and help you out, weâve written a variety of itineraries and articles for inspiration! Youâll discover plenty of picturesque locations along the way, but the best part about renting a motorhome is that you have the freedom to stop whenever you like. Â
The sights you see will vary greatly depending on which branch you pick up your motorhome hire from, so check out our location pages for a taste of what each state has to offer.Â
Campervan hire Australia can cost between $50 – $150 per day. The price depends on the type of vehicle and may also vary based on locations and seasons.
The cost to hire a motorhome in Australia varies based on location, type and size of the vehicle and peak periods. Generally, you can expect to pay between $100 – $300 per day for Motorhome rentals in Australia.
A Campervan is usually a smaller vehicle with basic amenities and no shower and toilet. It is perfect for singles and couples and small families who like camping.
A Motorhome is generally bigger than a campervan, has toilet and shower facilities, includes more amenities, and is most suitable for travellers looking for comfort and long-term hire.
In short: Any time is a good time to travel Australia! Thereâs always something exciting happening in the country, regardless of the season. Check out our blog explaining the different seasons in Australia!
Broadly speaking, the best time to visit Australia is during the warmer months from September to May, with the peak travel season being December to February for the school holidays. Youâll be sure to enjoy the colourful flowers blooming in spring and sunny beach-perfect weather in summer, with plenty of experiences on offer. Autumn and winter are also great times to visit, with cooling temperatures, great deals, and less travellers about.
Youâll want to research any locations you plan to visit ahead of time to really make the most out of any local festivals and events.
Australia is a huge country with amazing sights to see, so explore it at your own pace and embrace your adventurous side. From bustling coastal cities to friendly outback towns, the best way to experience the diversity of Australia is with a motorhome. In Australia, youâll find a truly unique and ever-changing environment, with red deserts, dense rainforests, twisting mountain passes, and pristine beaches. So get out there and discover the secrets of Australia for yourself!
There are many reasons why a motorhome holiday in Australia is the best choice. You wonât have to book any hotels, worry about hiring cars, or wait in busy lines at airports. Youâll have the freedom to travel at your own pace and stop wherever you like for however long you want! So travel in comfort and style and enjoy breathtaking views along the way. Need inspiration? Our itineraries and blog articles are full of advice and hidden gems!
Yes, you donât need a special license to drive most campervans and motorhomes in Australia.
21 years is the minimum age requirement for most campervan rental companies. At Cruisin Motorhomes, you can hire a campervan or motorhome if you have a full license and are 21 years or over.
Depending on what state you are travelling in, there are various restrictions on where you can and cannot free camp. Tasmania, for instance, is a free camping wonderland and allows you the unique opportunity to pull up on the side of the road and enjoy being immersed in the natural environment. Brisbane and Byron Bay in particular are stricter about roadside camping and free camping is forbidden outside of authorised camping grounds, so stick to caravan parks in built-up city areas! For further information, contact your selected stateâs council.
