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For us, there really is only one way to travel Australia – our Apollo motorhomes. Driving down the winding roads, stopping at any and every interesting spot or landmark that catches your eye. And when you park up – that’s it! You’re all set up to spend the night gazing at the starry sky. Plus, there is something magical about waking up to the sound of waves or birds singing, making a coffee and getting back into bed to watch the sunrise.


Whether you’re making memories with the littlies, spending quality time with your significant other, heading out for a solo adventure or hitting the road with your friends, there are so many routes to take.


Need more convincing? Explore our top itineraries below.

Hayden Quinn's Coastal Road Trip


Chef & keen adventurer Hayden Quinn, his wife Jax, and their cute pup Peanut love a relaxed road trip, and their recent roadie in the comfort of an Apollo motorhome was one worth sharing! 

Hayden, Jax & Peanut spent a few blissful days exploring the south coast of New South Wales - soaking up the sun and cooking up a storm along the way. While in the camper, Hayden whipped up an easy and delicious curry, sharing how simple it is to make great tasting food on the road - proving that cooking in a camper doesn't need to be boring or basic! 

Hayden's Campervan Curry Recipe - 

Ingredients - 
● 1 tbs neutral oil
● 1 x small brown onion, diced
● 4 x cloves garlic, crushed and chopped
● 3 x sprigs curry leaf, leaves only
● 2 tbs curry powder (I used Love my Earth Fish Masala)
● 1 tbs brown mustard seeds
● Sea salt, to taste
● 1 (400ml) can coconut milk
● 400g peel green prawns
● White rice, cooked to your liking
● Coriander, to garnish

Method
Step 1. Heat a large skillet or saucepan over medium heat. Add oil and onion, cook for 2-3mins until onion begins to soften. Next add garlic and curry leaf, stir well to
combine. Once fragrant, add curry powder and mustard seeds, and toast for a further 1-2mins.
Step 2. Add coconut milk and stir, incorporating all the curry powder and spices into the mix, the coconut milk should change colour and bring to a gentle simmer. Add
prawns and cook until done to your liking. *Note, you may need to add a little water to the mix if it becomes too thick.
Step 3. Serve curry over rice and garnish with coriander. Enjoy!

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Australian Road Trip Holiday Travel Itineraries

Check out our latest travel itineraries for inspo for your next motorhome holiday across Australia! 

Whether you're dreaming of a coastal getaway in Victoria, want to chase wateralls in tropical North Queensland or head out for an outback adventure in the Northern Territory, we've got you covered with plenty of amazing itineraries to get your holiday planning started. 

South Australia | Adelaide to Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park Road Trip Itinerary

South Australia | Adelaide to Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park Road Trip Itinerary

Travel through South Australia from Adelaide to the Yorke Peninsula along the picturesque Australian coastline

 
 
 
 

Day 1: Adelaide to Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park

Distance: 285 km

Travel time: 3 hr 15mins

Venture off from Adelaide to Ardrossan – 1 hour 45 mins from Adelaide. Ardrossan boasts stunning towering clay cliffs and is home to fresh blue swimmer crabs. The seaside village of Port Vincent is the perfect stop to partake in a stand-up paddle boarding or kayaking adventure before making a pitstop at Stansbury to indulge on fresh oysters plucked from the ocean yourself if you like! You may even spot a dolphin or two if you’re lucky. Your next stop is Edithburgh where you can take a dip in the town’s beautiful tidal rock pool.

Your final destination for day one of this road trip is Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park where you can spend the night. Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park has spectacular coastal views, and many hiking and walking tracks which showcase the diverse wildlife in the area.  There are several different campground options around the park to choose from.  You will need to pre-book your night camping via the park’s website.  


Day 2: Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park

While at Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park we suggest taking a tour of the National park with Aboriginal Cultural Tours. You will learn about the world’s oldest living culture from Aboriginal Guides, and gain insight into how they lived in the area in the past, and how the area is used today.  Share in Dreaming stories and learn about the spirituality and culture connected to the area– truly an experience that will stay with you.

Apollo van parked at sunset
 

Day 3: Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park

Spend the day exploring one of the many hiking and bushwalking trails throughout the park.  Trails range from easy 30-minute walks through to 4-hour treks for those feeling a bit more adventurous.  The trails offer the chance to spot a variety of birds and animals.  Why not visit one of the lighthouses or the Ethel shipwreck and learn about the tumultuous maritime history of South Australia.
Kangaroo at Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park
Image: SATC Media Gallery


Day 4: Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park - Marion Bay

Distance: 7km

Travel time: 7 minutes

Venture to Marion Bay which has a sheltered swimming beach on one side and a surf beach on the other - making it perfect for those wanting a beach fix.  It is also a popular fishing destination with plenty of spots to cast a line and catch yourself dinner for the night.  If you aren’t lucky with the fishing, the local Marion Bay Tavern provides local seafood paired with local wines or wood fire pizza – if you fancy a night off campfire cooking. 

The Marion Bay Caravan Park is the perfect place to set up camp for the night with powered sites available from $35 per night.


 

Day 5: Marion Bay to Adelaide

Distance: 290km

Travel time: 3 hours 22 mins

Return back to Adelaide via heritage town Moonta and stop at the Moonta Mines Museum.  The museum is located in the former Moonta Mines Model School which was erected in 1878.  Learn about the history of Cornish pioneers and the miner’s lifestyles, who came to South Australia for the copper mines from 1861- 1923.  If you’re still after beach time Moonta Bay offers swimming, surfing, fishing and is the perfect place to watch the sunset over the ocean (why not extend your trip an extra day and enjoy the serenity).  We recommend stopping at one of the bakeries and digging into one of Moonta’s famous Cornish pastries – a little nod to the towns historic mining past.

 

 

 

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Matty Wilson's 4 Day Victorian Road Trip


Keen adventurer Matty Wilson, his wife Jessica, and their two young children love a fun-filled family road trip, and their recent roadie in the comfort of an Apollo motorhome was one worth sharing! 

The family spent four fantastic days travelling from Melbourne to Marysville and back, enjoying Healesville Sanctuary, the Yarra Ranges National Park, and more. Along the way, they explored wildlife parks, took scenic drives, and enjoyed exploring beautiful walking trails.

Their four-day itinerary is perfect for families with littlies, with plenty to see and do for everyone in the family. Follow along to discover the best way to explore Melbourne’s stunning surroundings and hidden gems on an Apollo adventure.

Trip Highlights: 

  • Healesville Sanctuary
  • Black Spur Drive
  • Keppel Lookout
  • Yarra Ranges National Park
  • Lake Eildon 

Read the full itinerary here.

 

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