Travel All Across Australia

Hobart, the capital of Tasmanian state of Australia and second oldest city of the country, offers a plenty of things for travellers of every age and taste. Particularly for tourists who love visiting breathable and walkable cities, Hobart is a place to be.

Aussie Campervans provides 2, 4 and 7 berth campervan rentals all across Australia. It offers well spacious, fully equipped campervans and motorhomes in several regions like Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Alice Springs and many other locations. Get to know more on various vehicle types, visit the website or call on +61 3 9317 4991.

To enjoy Food and Wine Festival, book campervan in Melbourne at Aussie Campervans. In this event, there are lots of exotic things to experience throughout. Discover the adventurous fun with food on the roads of Australia.

Now is the perfect time to escape to one of the world's most beautiful beaches. TripAdvisor has just released its 2015 Travellers' Choice Awards, which ranks the best beaches in the world based on millions of reviews from real travellers.

Campervan travel can be difficult to plan but now it is no more to worry. Discover Australia on the roads with Aussie Campervans and explore the places which not to be missed!!

Whale sharks have been sighted off Western Australia's mid-north coast, marking the start of what is expected to be a bumper season for tourism operators offering trips to see the world's biggest species of fish.

Hire Campervans for enjoying the Sydney to six locations. Discover opera house, Bondi, North-Palm Beaches and many other places. Call Aussie Campervans and make your trip successful in the budget.

Aussie Campervan provides campervan rentals in economic range. Be hurry and plan your road trip from Alice Spring to Ayers Rock to experience the Wonderland of Australia.

A new report highlights the growing importance of cultural tourism, with more international visitors attending arts events than wineries, casinos or organised sports. Only going to the beach and shopping outstripped cultural activities in their appeal to foreign tourists, the Australia Council report said.