11 Day School Holiday Motorhome Hire Itinerary Brisbane Return
Day 1: Brisbane to Noosa
Day 2: Noosa to Hervey Bay
Day 3: Hervey Bay to Rockhampton
Day 4: Rockhampton to Mackay
Day 5: Airlie Beach
Day 6: Airlie Beach
Day 7: Airlie Beach to Moranbah
Day 8: Moranbah to Emerald
Day 9: Emerald to Roma
Day 10: Roma to Toowoomba
Day 11: Toowoomba to the Brisbane
Day 1: Brisbane to Noosa
Continue up the picturesque Sunshine Coast of Queensland to the popular beachside town of Noosa renowned for its vibrant school holiday atmosphere. Enjoy a scenic family picnic or bike ride at Noosa National Park. Paddle in the clear waters of secluded beaches, lookout for koalas and marvel at a delightful orange sunset. Enjoy a day of shopping in the hustle and bustle of Hastings Street or build a sandcastle at beautiful Main Beach. Stay at your choice of the area’s best resort caravan parks with resort-style pools and kid’s club services.
Day 2: Noosa to Hervey Bay
Arrive in Hervey Bay smack bang in the middle of Whale Watching season. This seaside town is the ideal place for a whale watching cruise where you can choose from a half day experience to a full day adventure. The kids will love the underwater viewing platforms and endless supply of hot chocolate on offer. Some cruises offer children’s toys and activities on board the boat, giving parents a chance to kick back and make the most of this unique viewing experience. In the evening, arrive back at the Marina and dine at one of the child-friendly restaurants offering panoramic views of the surrounding harbour.
Day 3: Hervey Bay to Rockhampton
Rockhampton is an unbeatable coastal location and a convenient stopover on your school holiday adventure up the Australian coast. Rockhampton Heritage Village is an informative and colourful day out and showcases the rich history of the district from 1850 to 1950.
The kids will get a firsthand look at vintage vehicles, a hall of clocks, a blacksmith shop and a range of friendly farm animals. Other
attractions include nearby Koorana Crocodile Farm and Winter Magic ice skating at the Rockhampton showgrounds.
Day 4: Rockhampton to Mackay
Head further north to the town of Mackay just under four hours’ drive from Rockhampton. Settle down for the afternoon by Blue Water Lagoon, a free and family-friendly leisure activity comprised of 3 tiered lagoons that overlook the charming Pioneer River located smack
bang in the middle of the city. In the evening dine alfresco under the stars at waterside Mackay Marina Village with a range of restaurants
catering to the kids and offering live entertainment and scenic views for the parents.
Day 5: Mackay to Airlie Beach
It’s time to explore the world-famous Great Barrier Reef and there’s no better place to start than in convenient Airlie Beach just a short drive from Mackay. Settle in at one of the award-winning caravan parks before exploring the surrounding area. Spend a casual first day splashing around in Airlie Beach Lagoon with the kids and visiting Bowen Water Park with its free water slide and play equipment. Grab a bike
and cycle around the coastal pathways amongst beautiful scenery. In the afternoon settle in for fish and chips at your camp table and chairs
alfresco under the stars.
Day 6: Airlie Beach
It’s time to venture into the world-famous beauty of the Great Barrier Reef. Teach the kids how to snorkel in the safety of the resort pool before catching a boat to one of the islands best snorkelling locations. If you’re adventurous try a Whitsunday Crocodile Safari or those seeking a more hassle free encounter of the reef can do so from the comfort of a glass bottom boat. Take the kids to Hill Inlet for mesmerising views or spend the day lying on the untouched sand of
Whitehaven Beach.
Day 7: Airlie Beach to Moranbah
Turn around and head towards Queensland’s youngest town, Moranbah. Get a feel for the area and take the kids on a short one kilometre Federation Walk or spend some down time at Grosvenor Creek Rest Area enjoying a family picnic. The older kids will enjoy a free tour at Peak Downs Mine; a mine that produces 8 million tonnes of raw coal a year.
Day 8: Moranbah to Emerald
Head further south to the outback town of Emerald and start your brief visit at the Central Highlands Visitors Information Centre. Take a walk around the immediate area and marvel at a copy of Van Gough’s Sunflower Painting standing at an impressive height. Wander around the mini pioneer village featuring a unique old prison or spend some family bonding time at the Botanical Gardens enjoying a picnic.
Day 9: Emerald to Roma
Navigate into the Darling Downs region to the iconic country town of Roma. Visit The Big Rig for an informative and interesting history of the oil and gas industry and take an exciting Journey Through Time and be wowed by the spectacular light show that will give the kids something to talk about at school. Other attractions to visit while you’re in Roma include a unique three dimensional clay mural, St Paul’s
Anglican Church and Heroes Avenue lined by 138 scenic bottle trees.
Day 10: Roma to Toowoomba
Spend a relaxed afternoon in Toowoomba winding down from your two-week school holiday motorhome hire adventure. This Garden City is the ideal destination for relaxed picnics amid beautiful natural settings. Visit the beautiful Japanese Garden with over 230 species of Japanese and Australian natural plants or take the family back in time for a quick visit to Cobb & Co Museum home to 50 horse-drawn vehicles. Enjoy a quiet night at the historic cinema before preparing to return to the Cruisin’ Brisbane Depot.
Day 11: Toowoomba to the Brisbane
Continue up the picturesque Sunshine Coast of Queensland to the popular beachside town of Noosa renowned for its vibrant school holiday atmosphere. Enjoy a scenic family picnic or bike ride at Noosa National Park. Paddle in the clear waters of secluded beaches, lookout for koalas and marvel at a delightful orange sunset. Enjoy a day of shopping in the hustle and bustle of Hastings Street or build a sandcastle at beautiful Main Beach. Stay at your choice of the area’s best resort caravan parks with resort-style pools and kid’s club services.
Day 2: Noosa to Hervey Bay
Arrive in Hervey Bay smack bang in the middle of Whale Watching season. This seaside town is the ideal place for a whale watching cruise where you can choose from a half day experience to a full day adventure. The kids will love the underwater viewing platforms and endless supply of hot chocolate on offer. Some cruises offer children’s toys and activities on board the boat, giving parents a chance to kick back and make the most of this unique viewing experience. In the evening, arrive back at the Marina and dine at one of the child-friendly restaurants offering panoramic views of the surrounding harbour.
Day 3: Hervey Bay to Rockhampton
Rockhampton is an unbeatable coastal location and a convenient stopover on your school holiday adventure up the Australian coast. Rockhampton Heritage Village is an informative and colourful day out and showcases the rich history of the district from 1850 to 1950.
The kids will get a firsthand look at vintage vehicles, a hall of clocks, a blacksmith shop and a range of friendly farm animals. Other
attractions include nearby Koorana Crocodile Farm and Winter Magic ice skating at the Rockhampton showgrounds.
Day 4: Rockhampton to Mackay
Head further north to the town of Mackay just under four hours’ drive from Rockhampton. Settle down for the afternoon by Blue Water Lagoon, a free and family-friendly leisure activity comprised of 3 tiered lagoons that overlook the charming Pioneer River located smack
bang in the middle of the city. In the evening dine alfresco under the stars at waterside Mackay Marina Village with a range of restaurants
catering to the kids and offering live entertainment and scenic views for the parents.
Day 5: Mackay to Airlie Beach
It’s time to explore the world-famous Great Barrier Reef and there’s no better place to start than in convenient Airlie Beach just a short drive from Mackay. Settle in at one of the award-winning caravan parks before exploring the surrounding area. Spend a casual first day splashing around in Airlie Beach Lagoon with the kids and visiting Bowen Water Park with its free water slide and play equipment. Grab a bike
and cycle around the coastal pathways amongst beautiful scenery. In the afternoon settle in for fish and chips at your camp table and chairs
alfresco under the stars.
Day 6: Airlie Beach
It’s time to venture into the world-famous beauty of the Great Barrier Reef. Teach the kids how to snorkel in the safety of the resort pool before catching a boat to one of the islands best snorkelling locations. If you’re adventurous try a Whitsunday Crocodile Safari or those seeking a more hassle free encounter of the reef can do so from the comfort of a glass bottom boat. Take the kids to Hill Inlet for mesmerising views or spend the day lying on the untouched sand of
Whitehaven Beach.
Day 7: Airlie Beach to Moranbah
Turn around and head towards Queensland’s youngest town, Moranbah. Get a feel for the area and take the kids on a short one kilometre Federation Walk or spend some down time at Grosvenor Creek Rest Area enjoying a family picnic. The older kids will enjoy a free tour at Peak Downs Mine; a mine that produces 8 million tonnes of raw coal a year.
Day 8: Moranbah to Emerald
Head further south to the outback town of Emerald and start your brief visit at the Central Highlands Visitors Information Centre. Take a walk around the immediate area and marvel at a copy of Van Gough’s Sunflower Painting standing at an impressive height. Wander around the mini pioneer village featuring a unique old prison or spend some family bonding time at the Botanical Gardens enjoying a picnic.
Day 9: Emerald to Roma
Navigate into the Darling Downs region to the iconic country town of Roma. Visit The Big Rig for an informative and interesting history of the oil and gas industry and take an exciting Journey Through Time and be wowed by the spectacular light show that will give the kids something to talk about at school. Other attractions to visit while you’re in Roma include a unique three dimensional clay mural, St Paul’s
Anglican Church and Heroes Avenue lined by 138 scenic bottle trees.
Day 10: Roma to Toowoomba
Spend a relaxed afternoon in Toowoomba winding down from your two-week school holiday motorhome hire adventure. This Garden City is the ideal destination for relaxed picnics amid beautiful natural settings. Visit the beautiful Japanese Garden with over 230 species of Japanese and Australian natural plants or take the family back in time for a quick visit to Cobb & Co Museum home to 50 horse-drawn vehicles. Enjoy a quiet night at the historic cinema before preparing to return to the Cruisin’ Brisbane Depot.
Day 11: Toowoomba to the Brisbane
